ProtoArc Ergonomic Vertical Mouse, EM11 NL Rechargeable Wireless Mouse Bluetooth, Ergo Mice with 3 Multi-Device for PC/Notebook/Laptop, 2.4GHz Optical Mice for Windows, Mac OS, Wine Red

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Great ergonomic mouse — comfortable, stylish, and practicalI purchased this ergonomic mouse for my boyfriend, who has larger hands than I do (his fingers are about a knuckle longer), and we’re both able to use it comfortably. The shape supports the hand really well, making long hours at the computer much easier for both of us. I also love the sleek, modern design — it looks great on the desk and feels premium in hand.One of the key things I was looking for was Bluetooth connectivity and rechargeable batteries, since many newer laptops don’t come with USB-A ports anymore. This mouse connects quickly and reliably via Bluetooth, and not having to deal with disposable batteries is a huge plus. This mouse was the only one in this price range that satisfies both of these requirements.Overall, it’s a solid purchase that combines comfort, functionality, and design. Would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a hassle-free, wireless ergonomic mouse.

As someone who spends long hours both thinking strategically (chess 🎯) and working intensively (college, resumes, online work 💻), I’ve put this mouse to the test in real-world, daily multitasking. Here’s what stood out:⸻✅ Pros• 🖐 True Ergonomic ReliefThe vertical grip instantly took pressure off my wrist both in fact. As Someone with a cyst in my wrist this was a huge relief!!!! Very crucial mouse for someone who types for hours and occasionally has to pause between chess games or college papers due to hand fatigue. It feels more natural, like a handshake rather than a claw.• 🔄 Seamless Multi-Device PairingI use multiple devices (laptop, Chromebook, and sometimes a tablet), and switching between them is effortless with the 3-device connectivity. No annoying unpairing/re-pairing. This is a multitasker’s dream.• 🔋 Rechargeable + Long Battery LifeAfter charging once, I’ve gone days without needing a top-up. No fumbling with AA batteries during a deadline or a chess blitz game.• ⚙️ Quiet Clicks, Precise TrackingIt’s stealthy—perfect for libraries or quiet environments. Cursor control is responsive enough for both fine document editing and rapid screen shifts during Zoom calls or multi-tab research.• 🌐 Cross-Platform CompatibilityWorks well on both Windows and Mac. I’ve tested this on different systems in college labs, and it holds up with no lag or driver issues.❌ Cons• 📏 Slight Learning CurveIf you’ve never used a vertical mouse before, your hand will feel confused for a day or two. But once it “clicks,” you won’t want to go back.Overall a very great mouse that is built to last and is very comfortable once you get used to the design!

This is my first ergonomic mouse and I really do like it. I’m a woman and I often find some mice too teeny and others just too big and uncomfortable. This is the first one that really felt like it fit my hand perfectly. It takes some getting used to with the new position, but I have less fatigue after using it a lot.My one quibble is that for whatever reason this mouse HATED my green mousepad. It refused to work on it and would either not function or lag significantly and be unusable. I switched mousepads to a darker color and it worked fine. I don’t know if my specific mouse is faulty or if this is a problem with the product itself. Just something for others to think about. Not sure if it was the green color itself or the lighter tone that was the problem.Otherwise, really solid product and I’d recommend it to most folks. But I’d still warn them about the mousepad situation.

Perfect shape, light weight, comfortable in the hand, buttons well placed, quiet and responsive. The surface has a slightly soft matte finish giving the right amount of grip but having a smooth, tactile feel. It feels like my hand does not have to move this mouse as much as a conventional mouse; the ergonomic hand orientation gives a sensation sort of like holding a really big pencil - I can engage my fingers/fingertips more for precise movement compared to a standard mouse. I did not have any discomfort or learning curve at all. If you have large hands, be sure to look at ProtoArc's hand size measurement guide, as this mouse is sized for small to medium hands.There is no lag when using either Bluetooth or the wireless USB mini receiver (I'm using on a Windows 11 PC). All the buttons and scroll wheel function as designed. The mouse has forward and back buttons on the thumb side for navigating webpage history; the dpi selector is on top so you can change cursor speed very easily with your index finger while using the mouse. It came with its own USB charging cable; the device was charged out of the box but I found the charging function also works as intended. The box it came in was substantial like a new smartphone would come in - very professional.This wireless mouse is well designed, performs wonderfully, and is very reasonably priced. I would recommend this even if you aren't specifically looking for an ergonomic option.

This mouse holds a charge for a very long time. I'm not even sure how long it can go without a recharge. I decided to charge it back up after a month of regular use, just in case it was low. It would be helpful if it came with an indicator that lets the user know when the mouse needs recharging before it's fully dead. As is, it's a guessing game.The shape of the mouse has alleviated some shoulder pain I was experiencing. On a whim I purchased this mouse wondering if it would help. It did - as well as getting a seat cushion to boost me up a little taller in my work chair.Simple to use and set up. No adapting time needed. Great product and it was on sale!