Insignia™ - Vertical Ergonomic Wireless Optical Mouse - Black

The price is attractive. However, holding feeling is comfortable. However, the clicking mechanism and responsiveness are are lacking on other more expensive competition, like Logitech Vertical. But, it is a good entry .

I was having numbness in my thumb and index finger due to resting my on a very hard surface with a small ledge. First, I purchased a thick mouse pad and made sure to rest my wrist on it. This did not help. Next, I bought a wired Microsoft Ergonomic mouse. It helped, but my wrist and hand were in such bad shape, I still experienced pain. I rest my forearm on the arm rest of my office chair when I use my mouse. Perhaps this is not good, but I found it impossible to not do so. I thought I would try this relatively inexpensive vertical mouse to see if that would help. It has! This mouse has greatly lessened my hand numbness. When used mindfully, I can keep my wrist completely off the mouse pad. In addition, its performance as a pointing device has been quite satisfactory. It took me no time at all to get used to using its vertical design. Note, I only use the mouse for work and personal purposes...no gaming.

Got this to help relieve some pain in the hand. Worked good but from months of use feeling this could be a little compact and would be a better fit for my hands. I have medium glove size hand, preference for me is usually smaller compact mouse. But this is a helpful product to have on hand if you use 8-10hr /day.

I bought this Vertical Ergonomic mouse to help with my Carpal tunnel but it hasn't, it could be that I waited too long. I'm waiting for my surgery. It really didn't take me long to get used to it, not like I thought it would. So I would recommend it, just don't wait too long.

I purchased this mouse to help alleviate the "mouse elbow" that had developed using a 13" MacBook Pro. I couldn't find a lot of mice that worked with MacOS, so I took a shot with this one. The ergonomic positioning on the mouse was certainly new to me, but I quickly became used to it. Between using an ergonomic keyboard and this ergonomic mouse, the "mouse elbow" became significantly better. My only complaint, and it's a pretty big one, is that the USB receiver is in a Thunderbolt hub on the left side of the laptop. The mouse is on the right just 3 feet away and that's too far. The tracking is jumpy and the cursor just "quits" moving on the screen. If I move the mouse to the left of the keyboard (1 feet away from the receiver) then there is no jumpiness at all. It seems to me that that with my setup, the maximum range is about 2 feet. Now I have to buy a Thunderbolt extension cable to move the hub to the right of the laptop.

One of the best purchases I've made in years. I was starting to develop carpal tunnel pain in my right wrist while working on my desktop PC. The pain would get so bad I would have to limit my typing time. I did some research on Best Buy and found this mouse. Surprisingly, the pain left immediately after using this mouse. I thought it would take days or weeks, but the pain left and has not returned more than two years later.

If you have wrist pain from mousing the vertical mouse can help quite a bit. There are heavier/nicer models on the market but at 3-4x the price. The Insignia model is decent and quite good for the price point.

This is awesome mouse. It is so comfortable to hold. It takes the pressure off my elbow and my wrist. It does take some getting use to, but that doesn't take long. I would recommend this to anyone who has wrist, elbow, or shoulder problems. Even if you don't have the problems but use a mouse all day, you will appreciate using this mouse. Once you get use to this mouse, it is hard to go back to a regular mouse.