29€95
This mouse is too small for my hand. When I put my hand on it, my fingers stick out above the buttons. My hand has to hover over the mouse and I have to hold it with my fingertips.
Then I bought this mouse in mid-February. At the end of March, I already had a button that was capricious about working when it wanted to...
It's not one of the main clicks, but 1.5 months of daily use isn't solid enough for my taste!
The product corresponds to what was ordered and works very well.
Delivery time respected.
Everything is fine.
Received the mouse without any problems.
After 1 week of use, even if the mouse is good, it is a bit small for me. (a hand of 19cm from wrist to fingertips).
For a "classic" mouse, whatever its size, there is no real impact.
But for ergonomic mice I think it's more important. It should be communicated and the size should be in the specifications.
For example, this mouse is S or M (17 cm hand max).
At the beginning the vertical grip feels good, the buttons respond correctly. But after two years of daily and intensive use (but who buys a vertical mouse if not the intensive users?) the wheel is too smooth and does not work anymore: the mouse becomes unusable.
Good value for money.
The product did improve my wrist pain after a few months.
The position of the buttons is a bit too close to the hand, same for the scroll wheel even for an average sized hand.
However, it does the job without the high price of Logitech type mice.
The mouse is too small. My fingers are sticking out, so it's not comfortable for me. So not ergonomic for me.
The article looks a bit cheap. Nevertheless, the work is well done. The mouse is quite thin which makes it ideal for a woman's hand or rather a medium to small hand, a good grip. The upright position really helps. The mouse has a small, flat, removable extension that allows you to rest your hand on it. This part forces, so to speak, the movement of the mouse with the arm by avoiding the twisting of the wrist. It's a "helping hand" to have. It remains to be seen whether the mouse holds up over time.
This mouse is very good : reactive, pleasant in the hand...
It's a great tool to have on your computer.
I've been using it for a while now, but I'm not sure if it's a good idea to use it for a long time.
The buttons, but especially the scroll wheel, are under my second fingertip, and if I had a couple of cm more length it would be perfect.
The same goes for the thumb buttons, but it's less of a problem.
The wrist rest is also a bit too short.
It is still perfectly usable.
After 1 month of use, I recommend it for those who have moderate sized hands.
Also works under linux linuxmint 19.0
it takes a little time to adapt. It happens that you look for the right button with your fingertips.
It's all in the title, I bought this mouse having read in the reviews that it was for large hands. In my case, the fingers go further than the buttons and cross over when my hand is fully on the mouse.
Otherwise it's a good product.
Handling ok, fluidity ok, nice new buttons but very sensitive, so beware of surprises during navigation
Nothing to add except that I recommend it to relieve tendonitis problems
Nice mouse for office use.
But I still have trouble using it for games.
The grip prevents a good fluidity...
But I think it's a matter of time to relearn a movement I've been doing for almost 30 years ^^
I have taken the plunge like many others before me and I am not disappointed. The smile is very good and it's very comfortable to use. A little time of adaptation and everything runs smoothly.
I bought this product in order to calm the first symptoms of carpal tunnel, I must say that I am satisfied. It takes some time to get used to it (especially when moving) and maybe a lack of precision but for the use I have of the computer, it's perfectly sufficient. It remains to be seen whether the carpal tunnel will follow... But that's another story ;-)
I have been using this mouse for a week now, all day long, and I am very satisfied with it! The weight and size are not a problem. The mouse has a slight loss of precision, but not enough to make it difficult to use. The buttons are nice and not noisy. I'm a bit disappointed that the integrated wrist rest is not removable, it would allow a different grip on the mouse (hence the star). Overall I highly recommend it!
Easy to use but takes a little time to get back to a good accuracy, I use it for 3D design. Suffering from epicondylitis related to the use of the mouse, this layout has immediately relieved me. I complete the use with a 3D mouse on my left hand.
Almost immediate grip. Size adapted to my human hand. It is indeed more comfortable to use but loses precision - you won't be doing GIMP or Inkscape with this thing. I'm not sure about the weight though, unlike another comment. I've kept my touchpad on the side for the latter reason, and when I really need to do graphics work, I switch back to a conventional mouse. Immediately recognisable under Debian 7 and Ubuntu. The two buttons on the thumb allow you to go backwards and forwards on the navigation side (again, a good idea in use).
In short, in the end, a good little surprise (this is becoming rare in computing).
I have small hands and find this mouse too big and heavy. After an hour of use, my wrist is starting to get tired. I received it a couple of days ago and went back to my old mouse this morning.
