TechRise Ergonomic Mouse, 4800 DPI Wireless Vertical Mouse, 2.4G Optical Computer Mouse with 5 Adjustable DPI, Silent Mouse with 6 Ergo Buttons for PC/Laptop/Mac, Black

I have been having some carpul tunnel problems with index and middle fingers seizing and cramping. Since using this in last 2 days i have had and used this. I still have the issues but theyre easing since i have bought this brilliant bbit of kit and love it

The TechRise Ergonomic Wireless Vertical Mouse has been a lifesaver for my wrist pain. Since switching to this mouse, the natural 57° angle has eliminated the discomfort I used to feel with a standard mouse. The soft grip is comfortable, and the 5 DPI settings let me adjust sensitivity easily.I also love the silent clicks and scroll, perfect for quiet environments. Setup was simple with plug-and-play and the long battery life with auto-sleep is a big plus. Overall, a fantastic choice for comfort and performance.

Great cable very well built, nice and snug fit on both ends which is good I've had some hdmi cables that were quite loose and didn't seem very secure when plugged into my TV has just the right length to reach my Tv without having to move anything or strain the cable.Brought the cable to connect my PC to my TV using spare Display Port on my gfx card without having to unplug my monitor and it works great picture is nice and clear as well is the audio cant fault it and not a bad price either.

arrived very quickly, just as advertised, and immediately worked as plug & play to allow my new gaming computer to output its visual display to my large screen HDTV, whilst the computer's own HDMI port was used to output a Virtual reality display to an Oculus Rift. No problems at all well worth the money, to give considerable flexibility to my options.

Very good for the price stops elbow,wrist strain,excellent

I had a similar mouse but it stopped working after about 2.5 years so bought this as a replacement on 31st October. It is now 3rd December and it is not working. I have changed the batteries, updated the driver and tried on two separate laptops - and even though the laptops acknowledge the mouse is there, the cursor does not move (and yes the mouse itself is on!). The return window is now closed but will be contacting them for a refund as six weeks use is really dire!! Please get a better quality one!

The TechRise Ergonomic Mouse is a game-changer for comfort and efficiency. Its vertical design reduces wrist strain, and the adjustable DPI up to 4800 ensures precise performance for work or gaming. The silent clicks and ergonomic buttons enhance usability, while the 2.4G wireless connection is seamless. Compatible with PCs, laptops, and Macs, it’s a sleek, reliable choice for professionals. Highly recommended!

(Update) The grip coating starts to strip off in less than 2 months. Not impressed.(Original)A similar mouse is worth about £10-12 in Asia so for £14 in the UK, it’s not bad at all.Comfort: It’s okay. Hated it at first because it requires different the horizontal hand movement than a normal mouse. But I’m getting better at it after just a few hours of use. Like what others said, the mouse surface is really slippery. I’m still learning to keep my middle finger on the right button. It would be nice if the right button was made wider.Buttons: The left and right buttons are silent, which is crucial for me as I click all days. The scroll wheel isn’t silent though and it is way too hard to press. The scroll wheel doesn’t look sturdy but let’s see. My last mouse’s scroll wheel broke after 9 months and it looked firmer than this one. It’s a shame that the Back and Forward buttons are also not silent. Personally I don’t think the Back and Forward buttons are useful. I remapped them to scroll-up and scroll-down as I try to avoid using the scroll wheel too much, hoping to prolong its lifespan.Sensitivity: I found anything above 3200 DPI an overkill for most surfaces. So this mouse offers more than enough.It’s a learning curve. I’m still bumping the mouse off the table from time to time when I try to move my right hand to the keyboard. I wish it was made heavier.