Wired Ergonomic Mouse, Large Vertical Mouse, RGB Backlit, 12800 DPI, Removable Wrist Rest, 6 Programmable Buttons, for Carpal Tunnel, for Laptop/PC/Mac (M618Plus RGB)

I’ve been using a vertical mouse for a number of years due to shoulder/arm/hand problems, but when my trusty old vertical mouse started stopping in the middle of me doing something important due to me forgetting that a wireless rechargeable mouse needs charging every now and again, I decided to go back to a wired mouse.Having developed severe arthritis in my hands, particularly my thumb and right-click-mouse-finger, I needed something truly ergonomic, so set off on a search of “best ergonomic mouse” review sites. This one was almost identical to one that was recommended, and being a good few pounds cheaper than the more expensive recommended one, I chose this. Great buy!For the first 30 minutes I wasn’t sure I’d made the right decision as it took a bit of getting used to, but I persevered, and by the end of the first day using it for work, to my surprise I found that my thumb pain was no worse than it had been at the start of the working day, and my “right-click-mouse-finger” was only marginally worse, which was a big improvement on my previous mouse.PROS- Looks stunning, though distinctly un-mouse-like- It matches my PC which has a clear side panel and LED light kit installed, with its fabulous lights (options on the mouse to have a solid colour or ‘breathing’ lights)- It’s plug ‘n’ play, but install its driver to programme the buttons to do anything you want to do (within reason!) and alter the DPI and such like- After the initial getting used to, it feels totally natural to hold, though if you have a large hand size or small one you might not find the buttons ideally placed (mine are medium – I wear size ‘M’ rubber gloves for washing up if that helps describe them better!)- A removeable wrist-rest means you don’t have to artificially hold your wrist off your desk/mouse mat, so it doesn’t put any strain on your wrist- It’s incredibly light, especially given its size, and requires almost no effort to move it around- The shape of it means your thumb just rests on it, so you don’t have to grip, or put any pressure into holding it with your thumb- ‘Back’ and ‘forward’ buttons on the thumb side of the mouse for navigating back and forth on the web need only a tiny movement of your thumb, but they have a definite ‘click’ so you can’t easily accidentally press them- As with the thumb side of the mouse, the finger side of the mouse, due to its shape, means your hand just rests on it, so again, very little grip required, in fact virtually none needed- The large buttons, left and right, are easy to use, with no stretching of the fingers, and for the scroll-wheel you just let your index finger relax down onto it- You can use it for long spells (obviously with appropriate “screen breaks” – must be mindful of H&S!) without it causing fatigue to your arm/wrist/hand- Did I mention how pretty it is?CONS- How comfortable you find it will depend on the size of your hand to some extent, but I guess that’s true of any vertical mouse- It is quite tall. If, like me, you have an under-desk slide-out keyboard/mouse ‘table’ and there’s not much depth between the top of the desk and your keyboard/mouse table, you’ll need to have it slid fully out, as with my ‘hide-away’ home office desk the mouse doesn’t fit under the desk, so at night has to sleep on top of the desk.I can honestly say I think this is the most comfortable vertical mouse I’ve ever used!Did I mention how pretty it is?

I was starting to get some straining pains in my hand and I spend a lot of time on the computer be it for work or gaming. I decided it was time to get a vertical mouse and this was the one I chose.I did fear that it wouldn't be as responsive as a normal mouse for gaming, but after a little getting used to going vertical, I haven't had any issues what so ever. You can customise the RGB lighting to match your system (I went with red) and I've had a LOT of use out of this and it is still going strong.Oh and hand strain issues have gone away!I couldn't however get on with the attachment for the wrist support, that did feel like it restricted my mouse movement, but that is an optional extra and can be attached/detached to the mouse at will.

The measurements included the plastic detachable pad I don't use - the mouse works well for small/medium hands, but if you're 6 and taller, it'll be uncomfortable and cramping when using for longer time.Solidly built, good weight in the hand when moving, comfortable to the touch and non- slippery. Buttons could be further away for longer fingers, about half-inch more.When turned on, the blue light is a nice shade and not too bright to blind.

Takes some getting used to , but I’d not go back to an original mouse. Great for the wrist for lowering stress

I love this. Better then I expected. I love that you can change the sensitivity. Also have connected to more the one device

my hand with arthritis has hurt less since using an upright mouse. this ons suits a large hand (many don't) it puts itself on standby when not in use and wakes up when any button pressed. this makes the battery last. however the lag is awful. you never know when the cursor will move or not. i experiemented with different positions, different ports. i can't get it to work well. i wish that instesad of persisting with trying to get it to work that i had just sent it back in the allowed period.

Well pleased with this mouse, wanted this style but did not want to pay big money for one as not sure how I would get on with it ! Very pleased moves around smoothly and lights are a nice touch ! Have not replaced it yet as it works so well so seems silly to spend more money on a mouse when this one ticks all the boxes !

Generally a well-engineered and comfortable mouse, but it's useful to know that:1. Although it's marketed for large hands, it's about right for my medium hand (I'm 177 cm with hands to match).2. For people who operate the scroll wheel with their middle finger, they will find it quite far back. The mouse seems to be designed for people who share the index finger between left button and scroll wheel.3. The wrist wrest, although really useful, could better be further out, as another reviewer noted.Having said all that, it's a lot more comfortable than an ordinary mouse.