Zelotes T20 Ergonomic Vertical Mouse, 3200 DPI 6 Buttons LED Optical USB Wired Gaming Mouse for Gamer, Notebook, PC, Mac, Desktop, Laptop (Black)

Mouse itself feels natural in the hand. Easy to use for hours without any fatigue. I like the raised mouse wheel and back/forward button placements. I wish they made a wireless option and although the colored lights are cool (and match my keyboard), I wish there was a switch to turn them off when you want. Overall this is an awesome mouse for how cheap it is.

Pros: - relatively lightweight - good button sensitivity - comfortable angle and size for medium hand - hold the dpi button 3 sec. to turn off the led Cons: - squeaky scrolling wheel - no thumb grip

The 3200dpi purple mode is absolutely phenomenal. Surface touch is smooth but fades from notice after a few seconds of use and tactical response is above par. Comfort is about the same for lite mouse users but has a net positive with longer sessions. Works great with design, gaming, and regular usage all from a push of a button.

I prefer this type of mouse for certain activities. After a move I had misplaced mine so I ordered this one. On first use it was fine and did all the things a mouse should do. Then the defect showed itself. There is a metal weight inside the mouse that is held in awkwardly by a screw. Mine popped of and suddenly the mouse could double as a maraca. This was beyond annoying. Its a decent mouse but this is the first one I've had do this.

seams like (could be a me thing) the mouse is almost to straight up and down. but over all I really like it. what a nice looking comfy mouse 2000% this is it. probly going to get more for other locations.

I replace the mouse that I got first because the led light not working properly and when it works then only in half mouse. The second one I received has same issue. I wouldn't suggest this mouse to anyone that looking to get one but try other company. It's work's good but if someone like me care about the led light then go for another company mouse.

After the learning curve, this now feels more natural than a traditional mouse. I also suffer now from no mouse hand fatigue! Plus a solid build.

Works fine and feels great for normal use. Having a button to change DPI feels like an odd feature, don't care about that. Biggest issue is that this mouse has VERY LOW "IPS" (inches per second) that it can process. So if you play FPS and want to do a fast flick (e.g. 45-90degree turn), the mouse can't keep up and will instead just slightly move, despite the mouse moving very far. You can do the same turn slowly and the mouse behaves as expected. For FPS this is a big issue, as it means you can't play with low sensitivity/eDPI. For other games, maybe it doesn't matter. So for me, that makes this a good casual mouse, but not one I can use for gaming.

I’m not a huge fan of ergonomic devices, the keyboards just screwed with my typing and the mouse designs can leave slot to be desired. This one however I stuck with, sure, it still took some time, but it’s plugged into my laptop and does it’s job COMFORTABLY! (To be fair it’s likely the least used mouse on my desk…(up to three PC at any given time). I do find I’m using THIS more than the laptops touchpad however. I bought one form my mother too!