Perixx PERIMICE-813W Bluetooth Vertical Mouse - Wireless 3-in-1 Multi-Device Spec - Travelling Carry Bag - Ergonomic Right-Handed Design - White

This mouse has helped the pain I was having in my wrist. I work from for 4 days a week so I needed something that wasn’t like the one I have at work that gives me pain. I recommend this to a friend and she ordered on also. Great product and a must buy.

When I just held this mouse, I could feel the immediate release in my wrist. I am so obsessed with my new mouse. I take it wherever I go with my laptop. I would say that's the only negative is that it's not more portable but I don't care. It provides such relief on my wrist during the work day.

Ease of install was quick and simple. Tested it with the dongle and with bluetooth to two devices; one Mac and one PC. Worked great!I haven't tried messing with the DPI setting, and the forward/backward buttons aren't responding. Though I don't know if that's because I haven't configured it correctly.However, I travel frequently and one the reasons for purchase was the traveling bag. It didn't arrive with the bag and the packaging was smashed. I'm going to have to find another bag to use for the travel purposes.Oveall the mouse has very smooth surface movement. I like it a lot. My old mouse had a lot of drag and I didn't even realize it until using this one. The mouse physically is also very smooth and I have a harder time hanging on to it. I'm going to have to find something to add to the back of it so that my hand won't slide off of it.For it's functionality, ease of installation, smooth movement and overall feel gets the three stars. Fourth star was given out of belief that some of the missing functionality is my fault, not theirs. With a little modification to texturize the gripping surface, and the missing traveling bag, I would have given this five stars.

… but the scroll bar started sticking/ wearing out within 11 months of purchase. Going to search YouTube to see if there’s a fix because I don’t want to toss it into a landfill.As far as ergonomic goes it’s definitely a lot better than a traditional mouse and I adore that it’s aesthetically pleasing. It hasn’t completely alleviated my wrist pain/carpal tunnel, but it has helped.

I’ve been dealing with a torn rotator cuff and my doctor recommended this mouse to help ease pain while I am working on my computer. It has done just that. It was easy to connect to my Macbook Pro using my docking station and has worked perfectly ever since. I was surprised what a difference the vertical mouse made. I will be getting a second for my home computer as well.

I bought this mouse thinking it’s a white version of the Logitech MX vertical mouse. I wish it was true because I like the look a lot, the plastic feels cheap though and I would have been okay with it as long as it performs well. Unfortunately, I found that it does not move well at all and as an experienced vertical mouse user, I found it to be very very slow to move even after adjusting the speed. I’m not going to return it, but I really do wish I did better homework in picking the right product instead of picking the one that looks coolest.

The mouse is heavier than others. So either adjust your cursor speed on your computer, or just take the time to get used to the weight. I am clicking like crazy 8 hours daily and so far so good. At first I was missing where to click as it was a little difficult to aim, but once I adjusted the cursor speed to my liking, and held the mouse by the very peak at first to get used to the weight, it all panned out. Been using it for a week and so far so good. Better quality than some others out there. Really sturdy, and looks cool. I got a wired as I didn't want to mess around with batteries all the time. So no delays and quite responsive. I haven't used any of the extra side buttons yet. So sure what I could use them for, to be frank

I am a Perixx fan but this one missed the mark.I find the hand position and button & scroll wheel great but actual performance is clunky. The "open in new tab" scrollwheel function requires and awkward upward push to function and the left and right buttons seem to occasionally not function. The forward and back buttons work fine and their placement is outstanding and easily reached when I want them but out of the way when I don't. None of this makes the mouse unacceptable. It's the dpi switch that's the real issue. Most times pressed it does nothing at all and when it does I only get a choice between fast and blazing fast. It overridesthe OS settings so I can't do anything about it. I've always used standard MS mouses that have no dpi switch so maybe my expectations were not founded. I had expected to have a choice between normal speed and precision. The lack of precision is the deal breaker. I'm past the return window. My fault. In the trash it goes.