Ergonomic Wireless Mouse with USB Receiver for PC Computer, Laptop and Desktop, Ergo Vertical Mouse with Silent Clicks Long Battery Life, Up to 1600 DPI & 1 AA Battery Powered, Green

Got this mouse in August of 2022, and finally retired it March 2024. The only reason it was retired was due to the wheel malfunctioning. I work from home (medical coding) and literally scroll patient charts ALL DAY. This mouse is so comfortable, quiet, reliable, everything I could have ever wanted. Given all the abuse I put the poor thing through, I'm so proud of it for not dying on me ages ago, especially with how cheap (price wise) they are. Can I give it more than 5 stars please? They look cheap, they are cheap in price, but they are NOT cheap in quality. It has survived drops, squishes, a stray soda being tipped over, my tantrums, and probably miles of scrolling. I replaced it with another one in a different color. Lol. I'll be back in probably another 19 months for another one. They really are the best. If you're on the fence about it, please take this as a sign to just get one. It won't let you down. Side note - they also match those typewriter keyboards that have the keys that pop off. Do what you will with this info. :)

I am on the computer a lot for work. This mouse has been great for me. I haven’t noticed any issues with it so far, it automatically shuts off and you have to click the mouse to get it to go occasionally. Not a big deal and is infrequent. I’ve had it for about a month and it’s still going strong! True to color picture

I've had this mouse almost 3 years now, it's been so great. The first one I bought died after a year, but this little thing keeps plugging along. Clicking and scrolling and saving me from wrist strain. I can't convince anyone else to try it, but the 45 degree grip is such a relief on my joints, plus it's cheap AF. I though no way a $15 mouse would be any good, but I guess it's a pretty basic piece of equipment. Glad to see they have a wired version now, replacing batteries has been my only beef.

I really like this mouse. I bought it for work originally, and then got myself one for home because i liked it so much, and then even got a replacement one for my work setup. Its my favorite color and I really love the shape. I don't like the perfectly vertical ergonomic mice, and the regular flat ones are uncomfortable. I work on a computer all day so I use this constantly. The biggest issue I've noticed is the scroll wheel. On the first one I got for work, it was working well until maybe 9 months later where for some reason it just would not scroll consistently. It would go up when I went down, it would skip multiple lines or just twitch in place, and honestly it was driving me up a wall. It wasn't an issue with the battery, which I replaced, or an issue with the proximity to the bluetooth receiver (its about 18 inches away at any given time). I eventually just decided to get a replacement, which works just fine. The one I have for home had a different problem. The wheel is... squeaky? Its got a weird texture and sound thats kind of grating, almost like nails on a chalkboard. It doesn't happen all the time, I feel like it needs lubrication or something but I can't figure out how to open it up (I don't think you're supposed to). Despite this issue, I still really like it for the color and shape and obviously I'm willing to overlook this issue and just get a replacement when the scroll wheel failed. Its not too expensive, you really do get what you pay for. I will probably buy it again, knowing that my relatively low investment does pay off in the short term. Its not perfect though. Not sure I'd recommend unless you're willing to make these compromises that I did.

I bought this mouse initially back in august and it worked fine the first few weeks until it suddenly stopped working all together. I changed the battery and made sure my computer wasn’t the issue but no luck. I bought a second mouse hoping it was a problem with that specific one but sure enough this second mouse also stopped working after a few weeks of use. I think the problem is with the product itself and I do not recommend the headache

This mouse fits great in my hand -- I'm amazed at how comfortable it is. I have less wrist stress after long sessions. It works surprisingly well as a gaming mouse, too, with no noticeable lag. Granted, I'm not an elite SHMUP gamer, but for my lower key hack-n-slash games, I've been quite pleased. The color matches the photo, which is a plus. I can't testify to battery life yet, but will update if that seems to be a problem. It was a simple, plug-n-play device, with no set up problems. When visiting, Mom tried it out and was impressed at how it felt, so I ordered her one, as well. She's as satisfied as I am, though she doesn't use it for gaming that requires speed. I would recommend it for anyone looking for a comfortable mouse for long usage. (Your gaming results may vary.)

Cute, good size, worked well at first. I bought one for work and one for home, and within 3 months BOTH started to crap out. The cursor would lag, stop moving entirely, the buttons would be heavily delayed or not click at all, and now, my one at home, the scroll wheel barely works. Unfortunately, I had bought one and returned it for another, only for the exact same thing to happen to ALL THREE. If it was one, I wouldn't have even made this review and moved on, but all three suffering the same fate after only six months? If whatever causes these issues gets fixed, this would be a perfect mouse, but until then, I wouldn't spend the money if you're looking for longevity.

Ergonomically, wonderful. But the mouse turns itself off constantly. I’m on my second one, the first was a gift, and I thought it was a fluke. But now I will not purchase again.