Customer Ratings & Reviews

have massive tendonitis in my radius where it meets the humerus...Best Buy sold me a mouse pad to go with it that lifted my front part of my arm up...carpals...but left my elbow leaning down on desk....not horizontal.

Works great and Bluetooth connect. Very comfortable and easy to learn

too large for my small female hand; uncomfortable positioning of wrist

It's just ok. I'm not used to having my hand in that position so it wasn't the mouse for me.

The best mouse out there. It cannot disappoint at any point.

Not Very supportive for long term usage. The product was returned after a month of trying out.

kind of clumsy for me, but hope to tune into it before long

I was so excited for this mouse. It worked great the first 30 days. BB allows a 14 day trial to return it if it doesn’t work out for you. Of course it would stop working after the return window is closed. I charge it everyday, clean my mouse pad. It still glitches and drags. I work in a fast pace environment so every second counts.

This will drop its bluetooth connection while using, literally. Then it not reconnect easily. Today it took fifty-five minutes to reconnect, twenty of those minutes I spent on hold with Logitech. Which is another reason for the two-star review. Logitech's customer service and support sucks!

My wrist hurt from Mouse use and switched to this new mouse but my pain has shifted to my thump now.

I liked it but it just would not work with my Mac.

I like a vertical mouse but this is so heavy and the top is so narrow that my hand is constantly slipping. The ergonomics that I'm gaining with a vertical mouse is lost by constantly clutching it with my pinky.

I read all about these vertical mice and decided to try one and gave this one a shot. When the best buy guy handed me the box I thought the box was empty bc it was soo light! This mouse feels good in the hand however it feels wayyyy too hollow and light that it's uncomfortable to use as a mouse. Feels like you're pushing the lightest thing around. I returned it and back to my heavy and solid Logitech MX Master 2S mouse. If there was a heavier and more solid feeling vertical mouse I'd probably try that one. But until then I'd rather use regular style premium mouse instead.

Seems like a good idea, but very uncomfortable. After using a traditional mouse for many years, I decided to give this, seemingly ergonomic, mouse a try. At first, it was horrible. After using it for about two hours, it actually got worse. Don’t get me wrong, the mouse works fine and does everything it is supposed to. I just really hated the angles.

I didn't like this mouse so much because I had to squeeze it too much to click with the buttons.

returned it and went back to the MX Master 3 this is too vertical for my comfort.

To hard to work with. BIG learning curve. it had a hard time connecting with the wireless dongal. I had to plug it in with the cord ( Pervided ). for it to work. I returned It.

The ergonomics of the mouse are great. The only issue, which is a big one, is that the mouse will not stay connected to my computer (a Surface Book) after going to sleep. I basically have to restart the computer to reconnect, making this mouse useless to me.

Tried using this for about 3 weeks and it was just too funky for me to get along with. Switched back to my MX which feels just right. Wish I had just upgraded to a new MX at the end of the day.

Horrible quality. I've developed wrist pains from using it. Had to go back to my old basic mouse. It's so light, there's no weight to it, so you have to actively control how much you're pushing and pulling when using the mouse, make you stiffen your wrist. Waste of money tbh.