Uineer Vertical Ergonomic Mouse, Multi-Device Wireless Mouse with Bluetooth 5.0/4.0 & 2.4G, Rechargeable Computer Mouse for Laptop PC Office Home Desktop,4 DPI Optical Mice (Business Style, Black)

This Is My Go-To Mouse Now
I love this ergonomic mouse. It has so many optional connection possibilities and user uses that I think it would satisfy at least all of the common ones.Packaging:- This mouse came in a nice product specific box with light static wrap protection around the actual mouse but enough of it to come fully functional and undamaged.- It also came with 1 AA battery and a small user manual.Setup & Ease of Use:- There is an impressively engineered feature underneath the mouse to remove and/or insert the AA battery. Most mouses that I’ve ever owned make it difficult to get to the battery, but for this mouse, all that you have to do is push into the notch below the On/Off toggle button under the mouse. This lifts the cover with minimal effort and you just lightly push it back in it’s place after replacing the battery. It stays in place from 3 strategically placed magnets and a little bit of a seal from the size of the cover itself.- The 2.4G Wi-Fi mouse dongle is also located next to the battery under this lid. It is also very easy to get out.- There is a toggle button underneath the mouse and above the optics that helps you link the mouse to 2 Bluetooth devices and/or a device that would support the 2.4G Wi-Fi dongle (i.e. a computer). There is BT 4.0 and BT 5.0 that can connect via Bluetooth to a phone or a tablet, and whenever you want you can use the mouse with any of them that have already been connected by toggling between them with this button.Performance and Features:- The scroll wheel is very smooth and accurate and includes the ability to press click it for auto scroll (if you prefer).- The feel of the mouse is amazingly soft, smooth, cool to the touch and made of high quality materials.- The dpi button under the scroll wheel is easy to toggle from a slow to a high speed, but still be very accurate at that speed (depending on your level of comfort and the usage of your mouse)- The 2 buttons on the inside of the mouse are great for going back and forth between browser windows.Tips for Buyers:- Be sure to remove the film underneath the mouse so that the mouse can slide on the mousepad or surface well.- Be sure to play around with the dpi toggle button on top of the mouse until it feels smooth and you are accurate with the curser. (Consider stepping up to the next dpi if it is becoming too slow). Basically, try moving the mouse initially and press the button on top until the cursor moves according to your individual liking.Verdict:- I’m not used to using an ergonomic mouse, but after a few minutes, not only did it feel natural, but I was highly accurate in my movement across the screen, my scrolling, and I found the dpi that felt most comfortable to me very quickly. Also, the angle that I sit in relation to my monitors (with the monitors to the side of me), helps my wrist tremendously from long term use since I’m not having to keep it twisted to maintain the angle on the surface and my angled body. Finally, the ease of opening this lid to the battery and the Wi-Fi dongle is a game changer and should be a standard for all mouses.

Comfortable, affordable
Ergo/vertical mice; you either love ’em or hate ’em. This one is a very affordable option if only to see if an ergo-mouse is for you.This Uineer mouse comes in fairly standard packaging and mine arrived undamaged. It has a comfortable shape and size for average hands, and features a pleasant satin soft-touch coating. The button sizes and positions are quite good and the primary button clicks are very quiet. The “back” and “forward” buttons have a soft “pop” sound when pressed and the DPI and wheel buttons have a standard sharp “click” sound, indicating multiple switch types are used. The actuation force required for every button is reasonably light without being too sensitive, and most importantly seems very consistent.The mouse is truly plug-and-play, with no additional software or drivers required. The multiple connectivity options are quite nice, and both the Bluetooth and 2.4ghz options work flawlessly.I am not sure what material the “feet” of the mouse are made of, but I assume it’s some blend of black-dyed PTFE. The feet are somewhat soft, and may have suspect longevity, but they glide easily across most surfaces. Be sure to remove the protective film!Something I found particularly interesting is that the lid for the battery/receiver compartment is not the typical snap-fit arrangement, but rather uses multiple magnets that cling to some of the screws holding the mouse together. The lid is removed by pushing on an indent to rotate the lid up for removal. Unusual, interesting, and somewhat easier to use than the normal snap-fit type. Nice touch.The multiple DPI settings are nice (if fairly standard), but this leads into the less-positive aspects of the mouse. For one, the DPI level indicator is a small red LED placed under/beside the mouse wheel which flashes one to four times to indicate the sensitivity level. Not the most visible location. Odd, considering that this mouse appears to reuse many parts from Uineer’s other vertical mouse model which looks identical but has an integrated battery, meaning that this has the the battery level indicator pieces at the rear of the primary buttons but they are entirely unused on this model. Perhaps a minor cost add to utilize, but those would have been a great DPI level indicator. Additionally, the sensor appears to “angle-snap” which is to say that when moving the cursor vertically or horizontally it will “snap” into that angle. Thankfully, the angle-snapping is very subtle and is largely unobtrusive. I may not have even noticed had I not specifically tested for it. Uineer mentions “gaming use” but doesn’t really make it a major marketing feature in lieu of “home and office” use, so I’m not going to count it as a true negative. A similar issue is that there is a very slight input lag no matter which connectivity option is used. This persisted across multiple devices, so I’m confident it is an issue with the mouse itself. Once again, not a big deal for light/regular use.Overall, I think that this is an affordable and functional ergonomic mouse with far more positives than negatives. Worth a shot!PROS* Comfortable and natural grip* Very quiet clicks* Multiple sensitivity settings* Plug-and-play* Battery included* Multiple connection options – Bluetooth 5.0/4.0 and a 2.4ghz wireless receiverCONS* DPI indicator light is awkwardly placed “behind” the wheel* Minor angle snapping* Very slight, barely perceptible input lagOTHER* Perhaps a bit chunky for mobile use, but that is unavoidable with an ergo-mouse* Battery/receiver compartment lid release is innovative

Encantado, muy buen ratón

This Vertical Ergonomic Mouse has completely transformed my desk setup. Its more vertical orientation really helps keep my wrist in a natural handshake position, which feels much more comfortable than traditional mice, and even more vertical than some leading ergonomic brand I’ve tried.From the moment I started using it, the comfort difference was noticeable. The upright grip reduces wrist strain during long work sessions, and the strong build feels solid and reliable without being bulky. Whether scrolling documents, editing spreadsheets, or just browsing, the smooth tracking and responsive clicks make everything effortless.It’s also easy to set up – just plug and playThe design looks clean and sleek on my desk. If you’re after a vertical mouse that actually helps improve your posture and reduces discomfort