Customer Ratings & Reviews

helped so much with cramping, solid build quality, solid purchase

I bought this because of my carpal tunnel issues. Being able to use Bluetooth instead of a receiver is a plus. Takes a little getting used to but it's great.

Easy to use. Really helps my Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Great Ergonomic friendly mouse. Has multiple profiles

The sore wrists and hands from all the clicking has finally come to an end! Worth the money and I love that it’s rechargeable so you don’t need endless batteries.

Really helps with the pain in my wrists! I will never go back to a regular mouse!

I work from home. This mouse was an adjustment, but it made it so my cubital tunnel went away completely. I have a certain task at work where I need to be drawing a lot of lines for hours on end, and having this really helps that task. It may look a little goofy, but it's really wonderful once you get used to it.

I have some carpal tunnel issues and this mouse helps immensely. Love that it has rechargeable batteries built in. Great product!!!

Worth every penny love it so much yep worth the buy, get it i work from home i never have weist avhes anymoren

I've been using Apple trackpads and regular mice for years now, and sometimes after extended use, I can feel a certain discomfort in my forearm. Using this mouse completely eliminates that. It's very comfortable in that regard, and the drawbacks are very small. The only drawbacks I would say are that it's sort of easy to knock off of your desk, given its shape, and that it takes some practice to not move the mouse slightly upon clicking (which usually causes the click not to work). Overall though, it feels high quality and it is the mouse I happily use.

I thought this mouse would take a while to get used to, but it was comfortable in my hand immediately. The battery lasts a very long time. My carpal tunnel has also vastly improved. I recommend this mouse for anyone with or without wrist issues. It feels more natural than a traditional mouse.

This mouse is fantastic! Due some nerve problems in my had a regular mouse huts my had after only a few minutes. I've tried a variety of mouses including the finger mouse on my laptop. I was starting to thing there was no solution. I went to Best Buy (My College Son's favorite store) The clerk showed me a few mice but was certain one that I'd tried before and hadn't worked was the best. The clerk hated this one said the shape was wrong would hurt my wrist doing everything he could to talk me out of it. My son told me to give it a try. THANK GOD I did. Sure itsnodd shaped but it works great for my nerve damaged hand

I've been using ergonomic "sharkfin" mice for the last five years and I think I've found the one I'm going to keep forever: it's this one. Combined with the Craft keyboard, I think it's a slam dunk, especially with the nice little gestures I can do with the keyboard. I just wish there was a place to put the little USB dongle in the mouse like so many other companies like Anker do. I guess for me that's not important as I've pretty much converted my input to pure wireless, but still! I guess I'll keep it in the box just incase I need it down the road.

This is a comfortable ergonomic mouse. The vertical hand placement feels natural and the battery life is good.

As my team started working remote due the pandemic, my wrist started hurting since my desk at home was not to par at that time. A colleague recommended this vertical mouse. I thought it was a bit pricy, but he said to give it a try. I LOVE IT! Didn't take too long to get used to it! My wrist no longer hurt! I highly recommend this vertical ergo mouse. The price was definitely worth it to me!

I love this mouse! It took a day or two to get used to, but my hand and wrist have been much happier since I started using it. I’ve used it daily for work for over a year and it’s still as good as new. I appreciate the position of the charging port: it’s on the front end, so it’s easy to keep using the mouse as it charges. Rather pricey for a mouse, but the quality seems very good and my wrist no longer aches. Unrelated to the mouse itself, BB’s curbside pickup is fantastic. I drove up and a blue shirt dropped it into the passenger side window. Quick, easy, no-contact.

Takes some getting used to but once you get the hang of it you may never return to a "normal" mouse. Works great with my Macs. A little expensive and feels kind of cheap.

I recently switched to vertical mice because of severe wrist pain that came from using standard mice for hours on end. I originally invested in a cheap Anker mouse, but the poor build quality when compared to the Logitech mouse I was switching from made me yearn for something a little sturdier. The Anker mouse did help with wrist pain, but came with other problems like the DPI randomly switching on its own. This mouse is of much better quality. It's sturdy, the plastic and metal are of good quality and it continues the trend of vertical mice saving my poor wrist from cramps. I'd recommend this to anyone who has wrist problems in their mouse hand.

I was using a regular mouse and started to develop some pain from either carpal tunnel or tendinitis and so I did a little research and this was one of the recommendations. I can say that it has greatly reduced the tension and pain that I have been experiencing before with the regular mouse. It takes some time to get used to but it is worth the time and the money!

I’ve owned several wireless mouses in the past, and this one is the best so far. I like the feel in my hand, easy to use buttons, and doesn’t need batteries.