Left Handed Mouse, Rechargeable 2.4G Wireless Ergonomic Vertical Mice with USB Receiver, 6 Buttons and 3 Adjustable DPI 800/1200/1600 for Left Hand, White

After 5 years gaming... Still going strong. I'm not sure how many CLICKS that is... But it's a lot. No charging problems. No battery wear out. No strain injury. Very comfortable. Only slight niggle is that its too easy to accidentally change sensitivity due to that button being just above B2. A proper left handed mouse, unlike some that advertise left, but put B4,B5 on the "outside".

I am getting used to this mouse and I believe it will offer what I need ergonomially. It is comfortable to use and its design and operation has been well thought through. I like the idea of products that never need throwing away unless broken; so I'd encourage designers to manufacture things that last forever, not so many charges. We need to be mindful of what we put into landfill. I paid extra for white, but as there is so much black I'm not convinced the colour was worth the additional £5!

Brilliant.

After 3 weeks it doesn't work anymore and the charger is imperfect and does't fit the hole.

For users with small hands. Not accurate enough for serious gaming but OK for office/leisure Battery lasts around 3 weeks of heavy use before it requires recharging which takes about 3 hours. Uses a USB Type A to pin charging cable so be careful not to lose it! Completely relieves any wrist or finger tendon discomfort/pain.

Very good mouse for people with small hands. Works perfectly with my MacBook Pro. Unfortunately my hands are too large and I can't grasp this mouse properly, particularly using the scroll wheel is difficult. With regrets I had to send my mouse back to seller :( Wish the could make a large version too.

Whilst this felt good in the hand and I'll be buying another vertical mouse the right click button didn't work. I did like the responsiveness and comfort using it so if you get a working one could be good

This is my all-time favourite mouse. I've used quite a few different ergonomic mice and this comes out on top for me. Others can be too vertical, which feels slightly unnatural, whereas my hand just drapes over this, still without having to twist inwards like flat mice that make my wrist hurt. It's also just the right size - others are often too big which can mean I'm stretching my index finger up onto the button. I was concerned about getting a mouse that needed charging, but it lasts for months without needing a charge, and then really does only need a few hours.