AURTEC Left Handed Mouse, Rechargeable 2.4G Wireless Ergonomic Vertical Mice with USB Receiver, 6 Buttons and 3 Adjustable DPI 800/1200/1600 for Left Hand, Black

I got this mouse as an amazon warehouse deal. Obviously for some reason it had been returned. Works perfectly and feels as if it was made to measure for me. Fits my hand like a glove. This mouse is very responsive and does everything I need it to do. As for the charging cable being too short, I just use an old usb extender cable that was laying around. Overall would I buy this again? YES

I am getting used to this mouse and I believe it will offer what I need ergonomially. It is comfortable to use and its design and operation has been well thought through. I like the idea of products that never need throwing away unless broken; so I'd encourage designers to manufacture things that last forever, not so many charges. We need to be mindful of what we put into landfill. I paid extra for white, but as there is so much black I'm not convinced the colour was worth the additional £5!

Today it comes from the Chinese vertical mouse AURTEC.This is the first vertical mouse AURTEC bought by me, in an online store Amazon.The mouse was ordered on Amazon and came in a couple of day.So:This mouse cost me 19.99 pound. Free shipping.You get used to the unusual grip of the mouse very quickly. Immediately make a reservation that this mouse is for people of small and medium height (with short and medium fingers and palms). For people with big hands, this mouse will not be convenient, since it will be impossible to properly grasp it.I am not gameman, for this reason the response time is not fundamental for me, pixel-clarity, etc. I had a “standard”, “ordinary” mouse, which I was comfortable with in my work. This is not worse - the cursor runs, the buttons are pressed, scrolling through. I don’t have any complaints about the device’s operation, I’ll have enough accuracy, there are 2 additional thumb buttons - I haven’t used them yet.)Of the minuses, I note the following:- When opening the box there was a smell of plastic. But weathered within half an hour.- There are small claims to fit the parts of the case (there are minimal gaps (one of them shows the light of the mouse LED)), but it is not critical.- The mouse is quite high. I have it located on the departing shelf for the keyboard. It is placed on the shelf, almost touching the table top. Who has the shelf is located above - do not fit (measured with a tape measure - the height of the mouse is 8 cm).- It is necessary to wait for the delivery, and you do not see what you buy - you will know only upon receipt.Of the benefits:+ Non-standard gadget, quite convenient.+ They promise that this design of the mouse allows you to avoid problems with the joints of the hand in the future.+ Price.Important: due to the design features, the mouse is only for right-handed. For left-handers have to look separately.These mice from the seller are presented in two colors: black and blackwhite, I ordered a non-standard blackwhite.. The rest (I think) will look "cheap".The color of the buttons is matte black. Until your fingers slip. Let's see if the haze will fly around later. The buttons themselves are not displayed separately, but, as it were, a continuation and ending of the mouse body.The rest will be revealed during the operation. While everyone is happy.Week of operation. Addition. I gave it to my brother for a day - to play. He rejected it slightly for games. I quote:First of all, accuracy and resolution did not suit. But this is an amateur.Secondly, when the hand is turned in parallel with the table (ordinary mice), the speed of movement and the reaction of the hand are faster than when the hand is turned at an angle relative to the mouse in question.For work / surfing / "kerchief sappers" - go.No stand under the wrist - on the part of the hand that is constantly in contact with the table / rug (bottom palm), over time, you can rub the callus. But this is also a solvable problem. And the rest of the mouse is very good, I recommend to buy.

If you're left handed and looking for a wireless ergonomic mouse, you're generally out of luck: Even the big manufacturers don't cater to the left-handed market with anything other than symmetrical mice, so I was pleasantly surprised to spot this on Amazon.There were a couple of others available, but they relied on replacing batteries, so I decided to pick this product due to its built in rechargeable battery, so that I could leave it to charge when not in use. The mouse itself is fairly comfortable, if feeling a little small in my hand. Tracking seems decent, DPI switching works, and the buttons all feel like they're in comfortable positions. Despite it not being one of the fancy, top of the range mice out there, it still feels decently weighted and sturdy, buttons feel decently "clicky", and the scroll wheel has a nice soft click when you use it.There's a sleep mode that automatically kicks in to save battery after a period of non-use, reactivating the mouse by clicking a button or scrolling the wheel. This sounds annoying, but I actually prefer this to other mice that try to detect movement, as it's at least consistent, and I'm not spending my time shaking the mouse, waiting for it to wake up.My only real complaints are the lack of a storage slot for the USB dongle, making transporting the two somewhat annoying, and the non-USB charging jack. The cable supplied is really short, and if you lose it, you're screwed. Why they didn't just use a micro USB port so I could use any one of my dozens of existing cables, I have no idea.Still, it otherwise works. It's decent, but nothing special - but about what I expected for the price considering the features it does have. We'll see if it holds up in the long run.

It lasted 2 or 3 days before it started playing up the light at the bottom keeps flickering so the arrow on the screen keeps going off

The mouse itself is fine. The problem is with the recharging lead. It is very thin and delicate, and wore out very quickly at either end, where it joins the metal plug and USB. It broke within a few months at the USB end. It doesn't seem to be possible to find and buy a replacement, so I've had to buy a new wireless vertical mouse - one that takes batteries this time.

Mouse feels very light and is a good shape for small hands. Thumb buttons need to be positioned higher. However, the mouse feels cheap and the tracking failed after almost exactly one year. Buttons still work though. Wouldn't recommend on that basis.

This is my all-time favourite mouse. I've used quite a few different ergonomic mice and this comes out on top for me. Others can be too vertical, which feels slightly unnatural, whereas my hand just drapes over this, still without having to twist inwards like flat mice that make my wrist hurt. It's also just the right size - others are often too big which can mean I'm stretching my index finger up onto the button.I was concerned about getting a mouse that needed charging, but it lasts for months without needing a charge, and then really does only need a few hours.

I am right handed but mouse with my left hand. (frequently use the right to type in numbers.)This mouse is comfortable to use and I love it.

Souris conçue pour les gauchers. Verticale et ergonomique permet d éviter les problèmes de positionnement du poignet et légère pour éviter un surpoids dans les articulations.Elle est rechargeable donc très pratique et précise.

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Glitchy, not too comfortable, unclear on how to change any settings and has a wired charger. Not great quality.

I was skeptical but the mouse is actually very good and helped with my pain. The connection is solid as well.The build quality is on the cheaper side and you will have to use a tape on the On/Off button because it protruding and scratches the surface/mousemat otherwise.