(Upgraded Version) Wired Vertical Mouse, Optical Ergonomic Mouse with 4 Adjustable DPI 1000/1600 / 2400/3200, 7-Color Breathing Light

i got this mouse first about 6 months ago and the hardware left something to be desired. however, after i posted a mostly-negative review, their customer service team contacted me and sent me a new version of the mouse with much much better hardware (mainly the clicking actuators) than the original, free of charge! this is the version they are now selling and it is great, it has been working fine for about 5 months now and stands up to being thrown in my bag every day, etc. it's also the best ergonomic design around and looks super cool too! people are always intrigued when they see it and i get to explain to them the superior benefits of using a vertical mouse :)will also note it is extremely light for travel! a great plus.highly recommended!

this is a decent mouse, the rgb colors are cool, but the rgb color breathing make it clear how cheep it is. for a school mouse that's going to be broken its cheep and good for that, its feels decent, its not a high end gaming mouse, but its very usable.update, still use and like this mouse, its a good mouse, and its easy to get use too, wish the colors could be controlled or turned off, only new thoughts

It's my first vertical mouse and it took me a while to change from common mouse to this one.Totally, it's a right handed friendly mouse. The mouse cursor is quite sensitive than other mice I used before. And because of the vertical mouse design, it doesn't give much pressure to my wrist while I'm using this mouse. It's comfortable to handle because of the smooth surface and material.I think the difficult part for me is how to use left click and right click buttons. Since I click with common mice up-and-down and get used to that, it's weird at the first time that I need to click with force direction from up right to down left like a slash sign. The force direction is special for this design. It's also very interesting.

I liked the mouse... for the three days that it worked. It stopped working completely on the computer. Lights would come on, but stayed a constant color. Returned it and will try something else.Edit, addendum to review. I have received several emails from the company saying they would like to send me a replacement. I responded that I have already got my money back and moved on. They should too.While I appreciate that they would like to try to make good on it, they are bordering on harassment in that they keep emailing every few months, and it is starting to get very, very annoying. One offer was enough, but I had already replaced it with something that works. If you don't want bad reviews, have some quality control and build something that will last. I have skimmed more recent reviews, and can see that I'm not the only one who noted poor build quality. Get over it Autley team.

I bought it b/c had a regular "dome" mouse that came with pc, I spend a lot of time on the pc for work and felt I was starting to get carpal tunnes, (not dx by a dr.) so I got this, at first it was comfortable using, does take a little time getting use to, now whether it's my pc or the mouse, I do notice that it skips quite a bit.

I am a drafter who uses AutoCAD daily, so I am constantly moving my mouse. These ergonomic vertical mouses definitely help with wrist fatigue and strain. I will say, honestly it takes about a week to get used to them, if your going from a traditional flat mouse to one of these. I love it for my uses though. The only complaint I have is the scroll wheel is a little tight. I am constantly zooming in and out and use the scroll wheel double & click functions to auto zoom to extents and it's a little more difficult with this mouse than others I've used. Other than that its perfect. Shipped fast, works properly, looks neat, is designed well, and best of all...it's affordable. Give it a try. :)

The mouse is nice and light, comfortable to hold (once you get used to it) and I really liked it for awhile. Unfortunately it developed an issue with the left mouse button within a few months. It wouldn't click sometimes and would double click others. It sort of worked if you firmly pressed it, but you shouldn't have to push that hard to make a mouse click work.It is relatively cheap compared to other vertical mice models and was much lighter than any others I've used so it was a bummer when it stopped working. If it would have worked for a year I may have just bought another one, but I ended up biting the bullet and getting the Logitech vertical, which has lasted me years now.If you just want to try out a vertical mouse this might be fine, but I wouldn't get it if you already know you like vertical mice and want something to last.

very nice mouse!!! It's designed to put the hand at a more natural angle and it does. Still does not solve the problem of having to lift the mouse though if you put it in your lap instead of on the desk, you can lift with your forearm instead of shoulder. That way your elbow gets sore instead of your rotator cuff. I solved the problem by installing a large trackball on the left side of my keyboard with which I scroll pages and move the pointer while holding this mouse in my lap with my right hand at whatever angle seems most relaxed & just click the left and right buttons. I dictate with Dragon when I want to type. No more repetitive movement injuries. I can work all day this way. I only wish the two mice only needed one USB port though. My system seems to be a little uncomfortable with the idea of operating two mice at once.