Wireless Ergonomic Vertical Mouse, Rechargeable Ergo Mouse for Large Hands, Slient Click, Removable Wrist Rest, Up to 4000 DPI, 6 Buttons,2.4G Dual Mode, Compatible with Laptop/PC (M618PD-Black)

*** IMPORTANT NOTE *** If your mouse quit working, or it turns off, then you cycle the switch and it comes back on again, your battery is dead, and needs charged. HOWEVER apparently this mouse is finicky about what charge cable it uses. I tore mine apart, there are 4 screws on the bottom, 2 visible, 2 hidden under the front slider material (it just peels back) and tore it down to the board battery and connectors. I for the life of me couldn't figure out why I could see battery voltage, but nothing on the USB side. Some cables, apparently transmit data and no power, or will charge a phone, but that's it... that's what I ran into. I switched cables, and all of a sudden the charge lamp lights up and the battery voltage started to rise. **************************************************************************************** **** Learn from my 2 hours of troubleshooting and just try another cable! *** **************************************************************************************** It's a nice vertical mouse that I took to VERY quickly, that didn't leave me fumbling around trying to be able to use it. Maybe I'm more adept at spatial orientation, I am an engineer, and I do my own CAD work so the orientation change honestly seemed transparent. I did have to mess with the DPI a bit so I wouldn't run the mouse across 2 monitors, now I can do CAD, games, and just regular day to day stuff with it. I have a fairly big hand the only thing I can complain about, maybe, is since there are buttons for thumb as well as your index finger, I've accidentally hit back instead of left click a few times. It also has a wrist wrest, but I find it's too cumbersome somehow... I think if the mouse was a tad heavier, that would help too, because sometimes I'll grab for it after typing and I'll boot it across the desk because the web of my hand hits before the palm and it shoots the mouse away. If it had a half ounce of extra weight or so, I suspect it would have just enough stiction and body mass to overcome that little bit of hand pressure when you grab for it. Is it enough for me to worry about it, not at all. I'm just used to a weighted gaming mouse. Also, that being said, the teflon pads on the bottom make it glide very smoothly on desktop or big mouse pads. I also have the model that has the dongle along with the bluetooth function and wifi. It picks up motion very fast from being 'asleep' way better than my microsoft 5050 keyboard/mouse combo does when it dozes off. I'm using the the bluetooth option, no issues. How long will batteries last? I have no idea, I try to turn in off at night when I remember to, but I never had to with my microsoft 5050 mouse, so it's a thing I have to remember to do. All told, you can use this thing all day long and your wrist doesn't give you any static, I'm definitely happy with it.

I work from home and have my hand on a mouse a lot of the time. I found that after using a standard mouse for extended periods of time, my wrist would hurt due to the unnatural wrist angle. This vertical mouse is perfect to alleviate that pain. After a week of use, I no longer had any pain in my wrist. The size is also perfect for me, and it’s nice to be able to change the DPI setting based on your preference. Sadly after eight months, which is two months after the warranty ended, the batter on my mouse died and it would no longer charge. The battery lasts a really long time, and I only charged the mouse a few times, but when I did I would plug it into a wall charger. This is apparently not how you’re supposed to charge it, si improbably overloaded it. This stipulation is clearly stated in the product documentation which I clearly ignored. I decided to take a chance and reach out to customer support despite the warrant period already being over. I explained the situation and without hesitation they offered to send me a replacement mouse to rectify the situation. Wow, now that’s what I call caring about the customer. For the the reasons outlined above, I highly recommend this ergonomic mouse to anyone looking to prevent wrist pain, while knowing that the manufacturer will have your back if something goes awry.

Update 2.5.23. The scroll wheel is going out. Has become unusable for work. I didn’t even get 6 months out of the scroll wheel. I’m a CAD designer and literally spend 6-8 hours a day with this thing in my hand. Feels great. Works great. I didn’t have luck getting Bluetooth to connect to my windows laptop, didn’t try my Mac as I have a Magic Mouse for that. But it works great with the usb receiver thing. Battery has lasted forever. It feels a little hollow but that’s to be expected. The custom thumb buttons aren’t recognized by the computer either. I don’t care about that, and haven’t really tried to sort that out. Over all it does what a mouse is supposed to do and I’ve had zero wrist pains using this for nearly 40hrs weekly for a couple of months now.

Excellent product thus far. I got this mouse because I felt that the Logitech MX vertical (I love the vertical for its ergonomic qualities) was just too small for my hands ... and this one is definitely larger and give me less of that feeling that my pinky finger is being squeezed down to the surface of the desk and being dragged along it the entire time. Also, I did have need for the Logitech Flow, but I switched over to the Microsoft Power Toys "Mouse without Borders", and it's actually far smoother than Logitech's Flow. That latter sometimes got "stuck" switching systems, or the keyboard didn't follow, and I often found myself having to manually switch them over anyway. This mouse is also less than half the cost of the Logitech MX. I looked at Evoluent also, but the largest mouse they have ... doesn't work with BlueTooth, and I need the abilities of BlueTooth that allow me to switch quickly between different computer systmes.

Mouse M618PD-negro (Inalámbrico No RGB) Trabajo como programador todo el día tengo años usando un Logitech g502 pero ya me estan empezando a doler las muñecas así que decidí buscar una alternativa ergonómica para trabajar y decidí comprar este mouse por el tamaño, el peso y que fuera inalámbrico. Puntos Positivos -Tiene sensor decente ya que puedes levantar el mouse sin que hayan movimientos no deseados en el puntero a diferencia de otros mouse como el perix horizontal barato. -El mouse se siente bien al encajar la mano. -Los botones son silenciosos. -Es un mouse pesado (Así lo buscaba) -Conectar y usar Puntos Negativos -Esperaba poder escoger la sensibilidad con algún programa, este solo tiene 800 1600 2400 y 4000 DPI aunque peso del ratón (170 gramos) compensa los 1600 DPI que trae por defecto, El logitech que uso con todas las pesas son 120 gramos y lo uso a 1200 DPI, así que no siento tanta diferencia pero al no tener la opción me obliga a adaptarme al mouse. -La Rueda es incomoda, cuando encajo la palma completa en el mouse tengo que recoger el dedo para poder hacer scroll, mis dedos sobresalen ( Problema de dedos largos), esto le resta ergonomía ya que me toca flexionar el dedo siempre que quiero hacer scroll (este es el mouse que recomiendan para manos grandes) al poner el reposa manos puedo tener los dedos a la distancia correcta pero esto me obliga a usarlo siempre. -El cable de carga es muy corto para mi gusto 140cm Conclusiones. Por el precio me parece buen mouse para trabajar y de uso cotidiano pero si quieres algo para jugar y trabajar este no es tu mouse. Yo seguiré usando mi viejo Logitech para juegos y este solo lo usare para el día a día. PD: lo acabo de comprar así que esta es la primera impresión, con temas de batería mejoras en los dolores de la muñeca podría volver luego y contar como me va. Actualización: El mouse se apaga solo. parece que no se carga le pongo una estrella ya no puedo hacer devolucion

Is a good mouse, things I don't like: Can't work with only cable, you must connect the usb dongle; can't select DPI via Software/Driver. Edit: Months of use... when fluff and a little dust came in the scroll, it won't work properly anymore, I try to open to clean it, but it has hidden screws everywhere so plastic was damage a little bit, I remove dust and fluff, armed again and... does not work. It's a piece of garbage this mouse (I can't reclaim warranty because of plastic marks trying to find the hidden screws).

Works great! I got the corded one a while back but then upgraded to the wireless one and it’s a marked improvement over that one. Still the right angle for my wrist but now no cords getting in the way. Feels like a little better construction quality and definitely an improved sensor. The buttons and scroll wheel could still be improved but overall I’m very happy with it. Latency is very good, good enough to game with. If you spend lots of time on a computer this is such an important investment. Got rid of my wrist pain after switching to these vertical mice. It feels so much better and I can get longer work sessions in.

Purchased in February of 2025. Took about a day to get used to it but loved it once I did. Loved everything about it, felt great, was able to be very precise (I'm an engineer so working in 3D modeling most of the time). The first week in May it began randomly turning off after being on for about a minute. I thought it might be low on battery. Charged it overnight. Never changed. Would work for about a minute then turn off. I would turn it off manually then back on and it would work great again for about a minute and then shut off again. After several attempts I've given up. Great mouse when it works. Disappointing it only lasted a few months.

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Excelente producto. Funcional. Práctico.

Es muy cómodo y funciona bien

Um pouco grande para pessoas de mão pequena. Tenho a mão média, msm assim achei confortável. Bateria dura bastante funciona enquanto carrega.

Excelente produto. Ótima qualidade e acabamento. Muito confortável e ergonômico.