Lekvey Ergonomic Mouse, Vertical Wireless Mouse, Rechargeable 2.4 GHz USB Optical Carpal Tunnel Mice : 800/1200 / 1600 DPI, 6 Buttons, for Laptop, PC, Computer, Desktop, Notebook etc, Pink

So normally I hate the feel of the ergonomic mouse and find them slightly difficult to get used to. I'm an IT technician so when helping out a client who has an ergonomic mouse I almost feel like I have to think about what I'm doing. Found this one on the lightning deal and decided to give it a try. For the price that I got it for I figured if I don't like it I could definitely find somebody at work that would use it. Am I surprise I absolutely love it. I feel like other ergonomic mice have like a weird positioning of the buttons almost like they are too far apart or something which is normally where my issue comes in. This one does not have that I am able to hold it just like I would any mouse and I really just feel like I'm holding a normal mouse but have turned my hand to the side I don't know if this makes sense to anyone. The back and forward button workflawlessly and the responsiveness is top-notch. I have it on the highest DPI but I have tried all of them and you can tell the difference. The color is beautiful and I read something about they had taken the glowing light away on the side. I'm not sure what they had before but there is a red blowing light that is very faint on the side while you are using it. I also read a review about the wheel being very rough to the touch but I did not have that experience I can tell that it is not quite rubber but I do not find it rough to use and instead find it gripping just enough. I do not have any problem with carpal tunnel or anything that would prevent me from using a standard mouse although because of how many hours a day I have to use one my fingers do get a big cramped every once in awhile. So far I have not had any cramping issues while using this one and I've been using it for about a month now. I mentioned in another review how many wireless mice I have between my house my work and my car (for my phone) because having multiple that connect to multiple devices makes my life easier. Very often actually all the time I forget to charge them and do not realize it until all of a sudden they are dead. I prefer the chargeable ones because I always have a charging cable but I never have batteries. I would always make sure that I have a wired mouse available for when my wireless one dies and although I still make sure I have at least one wired one on hand at all times I find it easier to find good deals on wireless mice and just have free charged ones lying around. I have only charged this one once when I first got it and continuous use every weekday I'm so far it has not died or gotten any less responsive indicating that it might need charging. So even though I have multiple backup wireless mice available for is this one goes dead and I forget to charge it this is the only ergonomic mouse like this that I have. I have been doing the idea of buying another one or two of these to keep in my stash since I seem to like this design so much. But like I mentioned I feel like this mouse feels different than most ergonomic mice that I have put my hands on so if you are used to ergonomic mice I cannot say if this one will feel the same to you. However if you are looking to maybe just try out and ergonomic mouse and are used to the standard type I would recommend picking this one up to try.

The Lekvey Ergonomic Mouse is a game-changer for wrist comfort. The vertical design reduces strain, and it works perfectly for long hours of use. The mouse is rechargeable and connects smoothly with no issues. With adjustable DPI and 6 buttons, it’s easy to customize to my needs. The green and purple color looks cool, too. Highly recommend if you want a comfortable and functional mouse! 🖱️💚💜

Great product and price! Click sound is very quiet and perfect size for palm of hand

I’ve had this for over 2 years now. It gets weird sometimes like I know it’s charged but it doesn’t respond. So I usually unplug everything take out the battery and start over and then it works fine. I probably have to do that once every 5 months. The charge holds awhile. The design is cute and perfect for my small hand. It’s lightweight and no more hand cramping.

I initially purchased this mouse 8 months ago and loved it. It looked great, the swoosh of light on the side was fun, the battery life was insane (I'm on my computer a vast proportion of my day and still only needed to charge once a month or so... the fact that you can use it while charging makes it a non-issue anyway), and my carpal tunnel pain vanished! Unfortunately, the scroll wheel started becoming very buggy after 7 months, making it essentially unusable. I was so enamored with it, though, and bored by all the other options on Amazon, that I bought another of the same model as replacement, hoping the new one would at least last longer. It just arrived, and I'm pleasantly surprised and optimistic by the fact that the scroll wheel is not the white plastic of my previous item, but is now a very nice textured steel! In the photo, the new one is at front, old one at back. I hope that means they fixed whatever the issue with the wheel was. I'm very happy now with my decision to repurchase, even if it was admittedly illogical.

Great mouse ! It fits very comfortable in my hand and very easy to use.

Mouse clicks have about a 20% chance of just not registering. The tracking is absolutely awful. It behaves as if there's dust in the censor--slow tracking, jitter, inaccurate positioning. This happens at all DPI levels. The scroll wheel is just terrible. There's a weird acceleration to scrolling, where it will be super slow at first then speed up. But the worst is the balancing. The mouse weighs practically nothing, which would be find if it were the sort where your hand rests on top. But when moving it naturally, you push more on the upper side of the mouse. Being so tall, on such a weirdly narrow base, this makes it tilt easily, which is probably contributing to the tracking issues. To keep it stable you need to grip it firmer towards the base, which then defeats the purpose of the ergonomics as it puts unnatural strain on your hand and wrist.It took some testing but I found the source of at least the weird tracking and clicking issues. They occurred when there was no longer a perfectly clear and direct line of sight between mouse and USB. Like if the mouse passed behind the leg of my monitor stand or a plastic bottle on my desk. So this is likely using the lowest possible version of bluetooth you can still get (if not some weird IR). Direct line of sight issues were solved ages ago. As far back as Bluetooth 3.0 (the latest is 5.4), you could have headphones on and walk across the house and still be connected without a hiccup. This can't handle a small plastic object between device and sensor with less than a foot gap.My busted Lift with dying button censors works way better than this garbage.

Works great. I've had this mouse for a couple of months and it's holding up nicely. I've even dropped it a couple of times and it hasn't broken. I've only had to charge it once. I like it very much and recommend it.