Ergonomic Mouse, Vertical Wireless Mouse - LEKVEY Rechargeable 2.4GHz Optical Vertical Mice : 3 Adjustable DPI 800/1200/1600 Levels 6 Buttons, for Laptop, PC, Computer, Desktop, Notebook etc, Black

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Took a little getting used to but overall a great experience with this mouse. After only a few days of use and stretching my wrist it feels much better. All my coworkers say it looks cool and they may get one. Reasonable price for something that can save your your wrist pain. It is a little light is the only minor drawback.

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This mouse holds up to me constantly knocking it over when reaching for it. (I think the point is a little too high so I catch it with the outside of my hand every time) However, the scroll wheel is starting to periodically reverse direction while Im scrolling. And the battery saving feature of the cursor going to sleep is taking longer and longer to wake it up. I have had to turn it off and on again a few times to make it work. When I first bought it, it worked great! But, after all this time its starting to fail me :( Update: the seller has contacted me and sent a replacement! Ive had the replacement for a couple weeks now, and its great! The navigation buttons are feel a little more clumsy than the previous model, (the forward and back buttons are now below my thumb instead of above my thumb) but overall I like this new model better. Edit to the update: LEKVEY is a great company for customer service! The second mouse they sent me wouldnt charge so when It died, I couldnt recharge it. I contacted the seller and the sent a full refund to my PayPal the next day! I didnt even have to hassel with shipping back the defective products!

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Bought two of these for my office. Both quit within a week of each other and were less than 5 months old. Each charge only lasted 3 days as well, making these unreliable, ineffective, and pure junk. DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY. **Update** Received a full refund from the company. Great customer service.

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So Im a heavy mouse user since I work in graphic design as well as video editing/animation and on my free time I play on PC. So maybe thats why I have constant wrist pain. I read about this mouse and gave a shot at it. PROs: -I love the texture of it, I never want to let it go :D Doesnt feel cheap at all. -The vertical positioning really helps with the wrist pain from day one -The adjustable DPI is great depending on what youre doing. (working, gaming, browsing, writing...) -The battery life is great -The wireless is great, no issue there. Everything looks cleaner without cables hanging around. CONs: -The light at the side doesnt run all the way through the bar. I ask for this and customer service explain it to me that thats a way to prevent the mouse to run the battery empty faster. Personally I dont like led lights in the mouse nor keyboard, so this is great really, but if youre a gamer that looks for that, well, youll see the red light on a third of the bar. -I have big hands and wouldve like it to be a little bigger. (Still I got use to it so this is not a big issue really) Overall the mouse is great and I recommend it. I paid $20 and its really worth it since Ill be using it a lot. Also, take notice that even though this company is small, the customer service is great. So rest assured the whole experience will be great.

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I am loving this Lekvey rechargeable wireless mouse. My previous wireless ergonomic mouse (non-Lekvey) started having problems after a year of use and I came across this one and thought let’s try it. So far, it’s been a good mouse. Specifics on how long the charge lasts: On 3/16/19 @ 8:46PM it was fully charged. After daily use the charge ran out on 4/3/19 @ 3:54PM. This has been about average when used daily (about ½ of the day). I do not turn it off when not in use (there is a button on the bottom to do so however). Pros: ~ price ~ right and left buttons are quiet compared to others I’ve owned ~ easy to use/set up ~ holds a charge for pretty long with daily use/not turning it off ~ comfortable to hold (if you are new to this type of mouse it may take you a day or two to adjust) ~ doesn’t make your wrist/arm/hands hurt ~ no cords (if you haven’t purchased a cordless mouse, you are missing out and should do so immediately) ~ works well on any surface I have used it on (desk, leg, mouse pad, bed) ~ different charging cables work with it ~ no need to swap batteries ~ good for whatever you are doing on the computer (gaming, email, designing, work, etc.) Cons: ~ the wheel, backwards, and forwards buttons are a little louder than others I’ve owned (the wheel button has become a little less obnoxious with use) These are the reasons I’m giving it 4.5 stars instead of 5. Overall, I would recommend. I will update my review when the mouse no longer charges/works.

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Nice quiet buttons! (Tried one other companys mouse that was this style and the buttons were noticeably louder. Quiet is nice, especially if youre in an office setting.) Only very minor complaint is that the mouse seems to move at a slightly diagonal angle when I move from side to side. I tested it against my other two mice and they definitely dont have that issue. Ive used it for over a week now, and seem to be getting used to it. The company kindly sent a replacement at no charge, but it has the same issue. Again though, I think I can get used to it, so Im giving the review 5 stars for the price, comfort, and quiet buttons.

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Im a Web & Graphic Designer and i was starting to get those numbing / pulling / pinching feelings down my arm & in my wrist & palm. Going to be honest, i was looking at the Logitech version of this mouse. . . but didnt want to put up the big bucks until i knew this design type was going to do the trick. So, decided to try this lower priced model, just to see if i could deal with the handheld change. Well, im pleased to say that i was able to get used to it within a day or so and i do not plan on buying the Logitech brand anytime soon. This model is exactly what i needed and nothing more. The buttons are right for what i need and i have no problem moving it around and keeping my hand straight & vertical. I will say, the only thing i find that i cannot stop doing is wanting to pull slightly back and pinch a little harder on it. I believe this is because my hands are a little longer and if the model was a little bit longer, then i wouldnt have this issue. . . but i do understand that most peoples hands are going to be the average length. The only negative ( not really a problem) is sometimes i will move my hand over to get back on the mouse and i will knock it over to its side. . . because im so used to moving my hand over a flat mouse and getting back on. Seriously, even if youre planning on getting a higher priced model, do yourself a favor, check this less expensive model out first. . . youll most likely just stick with it. Came with Cord to recharge, and usb stick. Cable works great. Only downfall with this is the mouse will not start dying slowly, it will just pretty much quit at that moment, so remember to turn it off at night or keep it charged at night.

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I love the idea of a vertical mouse. It looks cool and its supposed to be easier on the wrists. I used this mouse for over a month and found it really easy to get used to. I almost feel like I could be more precise with it than a standard mouse. Its easy to hold until you want to pick it up to adjust your position on the mouse pad. Its a little harder to pick up than a normal mouse. But the real reason Im no longer using this mouse is because I started to feel a periodic weird popping in my thumb. Almost like I was cracking the knuckle. It was noticeable while using the mouse but started to happen even when not using it. It was odd, a little uncomfortable and disconcerting. Even after I stopped using the mouse, the popping continued for a week or two. Ive been off the mouse for a while now and thankfully the popping stopped. Like I said, it might just be me so I dont discourage people from trying vertical mice but I cant use it.

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I bought the Logitech MX Advanced Ergonomic vertical mouse when it came out and have loved it. However, wanting another vertical mouse, but not wanting to spend another $93.00, I decided to try the LEKVEY Rechargeable 2.4 Optical Vertical Mouse. Saving over $70, I was pleasantly surprised how good the LEKVEY vertical mouse is. Although a little smaller than the Logitech vertical mouse, it is just as easy to use and works just as well. I have used it now on a daily basis on over two weeks and remain very happy with my purchase. Also, because I am on the computer almost all day and often during the evening hours, the vertical mouse has really helped to relieve the stress on my wrist and forearm.

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Update 12/24/18: 7Lucky got me a new mouse in 3 days, without me having to return the original one. The new mouse doesnt lose clicks at all, so I am very pleased overall. I am leaving this with 4 stars because I wish the mouse would actually wake by moving it, or even with a spin of the scroll wheel, instead of having to click a button. ----- Update 12/16/18: My review below prompted a quick response from 7Lucky, offering to refund or replace the mouse. I have chosen to let them replace it - with no cost to me, including free shipping. They are clearly responsive to customers needs, and so, until I receive the replacement and can try it out, I am assuming that the click problem I mentioned below will go away, so I am upping my review to 4 stars (originally I gave 3 stars). ----- I havent used a vertical mouse before, but found it easy and comfortable to adapt to this one. The buttons are all conveniently placed and easy to use. The battery life seems to be really good, Ive gone more than a week without charging and it didnt seem to take very long to recharge. My biggest complaint is that the mouse goes to sleep after about 10 minutes and requires a button click to wake it up. Im a programmer, and I often work for stretches without using the mouse, which means it goes to sleep. Thats fine, but it would be so much more convenient if moving the mouse woke it up again. If the mouse is asleep, and the cursor on the screen has gone away, clicking a random point could have unwanted effects. The other problem Ive had with this mouse is that it doesnt reliably register clicks. On my example in particular, left mouse button clicks dont always register. Ive had the mouse for a month and it seems to me like this may be happening somewhat more frequently, but it would occasionally miss a mouse click even from new. At first I thought that maybe I wasnt clicking it cleanly, but I have been very careful after missing a click to solidly click it again, and that click has sometimes been missed as well.

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