seenda Ergonomic Vertical Mouse with Jiggler - Bluetooth + 2.4G USB Multi Device, Wireless Ergo Mice, Jiggler Mouse Mover for Laptop/PC/Notebook, Computer Mice for Windows, Mac OS (Black)

When I first saw this mouse I wasn’t sure what to expect It looks different and definitely feels different but once I started using it I actually ended up really liking it. The vertical grip took a little getting used to but now it feels natural I don’t know the exact science behind it but it makes my hand feel more relaxed and less cramped I feel like I can move the cursor more precisely especially when I’m doing stuff that needs detail like editing or digital art One thing I didn’t expect to love is how easy it is to switch between two devices There’s just a small button on the bottom and that’s it Super convenient if you work on more than one device like I do. Overall I think it’s a great mouse It’s comfortable the accuracy feels better and it makes working on my computer a bit more enjoyable If you’re open to trying something new this is worth checking out.

Very comfortable to use. Puts your hand and arm in a straight position. Feels good and has adjustable pointer speed.

So, I bought this fancy mouse for the jigger—shhh, don’t tell anyone! I’m a couple of months in, and let me tell you, my hand is still in the ‘what on earth is this?’ phase. After years of using a ‘regular’ mouse, I’ve developed some seriously weird muscle memory. It’s like my hand is on a stubborn vacation, refusing to adapt to this new gadget. I can’t wait for the day when I pick up a ‘regular’ mouse again and think, ‘Wow, I spent all those years wrestling with this prehistoric relic?! What was I thinking?!’ - At the end of the day, this is a GREAT find and works as intended.

I have an older MX that I wanted to buy an ergonomic mouse but don't want to spend $60+ on just a mouse. Honestly? Why. This product is comfortable to use, texture is good in the hand and gets me needs completed. Battery hasn't been in issue at all with daily use. It is on the bigger side, but I knew this going in beforehand. Hand doesn't get tired after using. *bonus is the built in jiggler. Don't want it? Sure just turn it off. No prob

I love this mouse, I love the color, I love everything, they don't seem to have this color anymore but this one runs on AA batteries and their new ones are reachable internal batteries, I bought one of those too for travel, wish it was this red but the mouse is great.

It might not be perfect, but it's unbeatable for the price. The design is my new favorite. It was an easy transition from a standard mouse, but for me it's far more comfortable. I've tried other non-standard designs and variations on the basic mouse. None has been as comfortable as this. I wouldn't hate if it were a little larger, but, again, it's the best fit I've found so far. Beyond the ergonomics and excellent (and adjustable) tracking, it powers down to conserve battery (but is easy to waken) and the built-in jiggler is wonderful. I'm not trying to convince anyone that I'm working, but my agency doesn't allow me to adjust the automatic screensaver. This mouse keeps me from having to continuously re-enter my password or scramble to assure my computer that I'm still there--which happens sometimes even when I'm just thinking, let alone when I step away from my desk on a remote meeting (which, again, I may do even as I continue to listen and even keep an eye on the screen.

Love how my wrist is no longer sore, while working

I have "large hands" (slightly bigger than 3 credit cards), witch this is advertised for, and this is too small for me, my pinkie drags on my desk

I bought this hoping to control my hand tremors when I'm working online. For many years, I used a trackpad but my tremors got worse with age and recently, the trackpad became a struggle with my cursor often flying all over the screen. It was a horrible ordeal to deal with drop down menus, trying to click the right coloured tiny dot to close or open, etc. Simple tasks could take 20 to 30 tries. The design of this mouse made me think it would help. It had a tracking wheel and it also let me use my 2nd hand to steady the mouse by holding the 'thumb' part. But when I did a search of the reviews, nobody mentioned that it helped people with shaky hands. Still, I took a chance based on how that design looked. And it's a game-changer! If you have a hand tremor or know someone with a tremor (from Parkinson's or essential tremors), try this Seenda ergonomic mouse!

J'ai essayé plusieurs souris ergonomiques et celle-ci est la meilleure que j'ai pu tester à date. En plus la couleur est vraiment belle !

Upon unboxing this seenda Ergonomic Mouse with Jiggler you are presented with 1 x mouse, 1 x USB dongle (stored inside the mouse) and 1 x user manual. PROS: - unique ergonomic design that reduces pressure on your wrist - connect either by Bluetooth or 2.4GHz USB - jiggler mode which allows you to keep your computer from sleeping - silent soft click left and right buttons - adjustable DPI button - backward and forward buttons - scroll wheel CONS: - not rechargeable requires 1 x AA battery which is not included. You could always use your own rechargeable battery to reduce battery waste from disposable batteries - ergonomic design takes a little bit of time to get used to using and might not be to everyone's liking Overall, at first seeing the mouse in real life I wasn't sure if I would like the design. It took me a little bit of time to get used to the angled design but within a short time it felt like I had used it for years. The built-in jiggler is extremely useful to ensure that your computer does not go into sleep mode. This is especially helpful in my case because my external hard drive will turn off and need to be restarted if the computer goes into sleep mode. If you are in the market for a new mouse and have always suffered from wrist pain with a traditional mouse then this product is worthy of your consideration. Highly recommended. Priced at $35.99 at the time of this review with a coupon available for a 29% discount.

Quiet and smooth clicks, and works well! Auto-jiggler works just as described. It has different cursor speeds as well as an option for Bluetooth if you don’t want to use the USB receiver. Also, I’ve been accustomed to larger mouses for my hand’s comfort, and this mouse feels great. This is almost the ergonomic mouse I’ve been searching for all my career-life. Items to keep in mind: -battery powered -matte finish (can get a easily dirty, scratched and will eventually wear out the more it’s used). I can over look these items, which is why it gets a five star from me, and will be my go-to mouse for work from now on.

This is not the first vertical mouse I have tried, though perhaps it is one of the most attractive. The soft green and swooping curves definitely stand out on the pad compared to more everyday mice. There's 5 skates underneath which is also more than average compared to typical entry level mice, and it glides a little above average, but not as good as my dedicated gaming mouse which is lighter. Both Bluetooth and 2.4g work fine and connect without issue or fuss. There's three sensitivity levels that can be cycled with the button under the scroll wheel, however I wish there was one extra setting for an even lower DPI value. Main clicks are nearly silent with the thumb navigation buttons being slightly louder. Holding the DPI button down puts the mouse into Jiggler mode, which will move the cursor at random while idle to keep an active status on the PC. I've used this to avoid getting AFK kicked in certain games when I'm away for more than a few minutes. The shape of the mouse though is a bit of a miss for me, though it looks great. I cant seem to get quite the right grip, with the lower portion of the back side that tapers towards the mat being in a bit of an odd angle for me -- it should be shifted over to the right to hold the right side of my hand which would be pointed downwards when holding the mouse, if that makes sense. Without that bit of a ledge I have to put more pinch pressure to hold it in between my fingers, and the plastic is rather smooth making keeping a grip like that slightly more difficult. Also my pinky tends to drag on the mat without any sort of grove, ledge, or even texturing on that part. This however is a personal preference, and people's grips vary. With some more use I am growing accustomed to it, however for an ergo mouse I would not think I would have to. For reference I typically wear medium to large men's gloves.