PenPoint Ergonomic Mouse & Office Health Software, for computers, laptops & smartphones | Reduce Muscle Strain, Injury, Carpal Tunnel, Tendonitis & Tennis Elbow | Wireless, Bluetooth, Rechargeable

This the only mouse you should be using for any work laptop, right lower corner is more than enough space specially when travelling.

4 stars cuz I don't think it's holding charge like it says it should be. I might contact customer service. Otherwise, I think it's good! Not much space on my desk and I have wrist issues and hypermobile fingers so i'm hoping it'll help over time. I used a vertical mouse before but it broke so i invested in this pricier thing.

LOL- This item it not an Ergonomic Mouse. You can barely fit 2 fingers.I thought I was getting something like the mouse in the left side of the photo.

I absolutely love this mouse. I tried every type of ergonomic mouse on the market and none of them seemed to help my wrist pain until I stumbled across this brand and this mouse!! Instant relief and now I am pain free after using my mouse over 6 hours a day. Strongly recommend this product!!!

I recently was diagnosed with mild/moderate carpal tunnel, and that has involved me changing a lot of my computing habits. This mouse seemed absolutely ridiculous, but I though it would be worth trying. I am incredibly impressed! It really is as natural as they say! You just rest your fingers on the mouse. It's about halfway between using a mouse and holding a pen.This mouse is incredibly light, which puts less stress on your hands. Going between this and my old mouse is night and day; my old mouse was about average weight, maybe a little heavier, but now it feels like an absolute brick compared to this!The biggest drawback is the lack of features. I'm not expecting a built-in numberpad on a mouse the size of a golf ball, but I though a middle mouse button would be standard by now. There's also no way to adjust the DPI within the mouse itself, so you'll have to tweak it on all your machines. It's definitely zippier than I'd like, but the fact that it's small means most of your movement is microadjustments anyway so it's something you get used to pretty quickly.The multi-pairing works, but I wish there were an easy way to change the pair order. Also annoying is that the charging dongle isn't also a wireless receiver: you need to buy that separately. I get that pretty much everyone uses Bluetooth these days but still. Speaking of Bluetooth, the sleep/wake-up time is a little annoying, but usually only a few seconds to wake up at the most after a few minutes of inactivity. I noticed the lag maybe one out of every ten times.The travel case is amazing. Solid hardshell, plenty of foam padding.All in all, I recommend it, but I really hope they release an improved version.

This mouse was not easy to install. I had to try several times to get it to connect. I tried it on 2 computers and both had the same issue. The instructions were not very clear. There are 2 ON positions but there's no explanation for them. The pic in the manual show Present in that position but it doesn't do anything other than cause the mouse to stall. The tilt feature is awkward to hold. It takes some getting use to find the right angle to get it to scroll. It definitely needs a mouse pad. It stumbles more without one. A regular mouse can handle more surface types than this ergo mouse. I don't think it's this ergo design offers better positioning more ergo compared to a regular mouse. I think it provides even less natural positioning, especially when using the scroll wheel.I like the small size but I still prefer the mouse pad. The charging plug is neat and convenient. The manual say 1 min charging will give 1 hr of use, so that's pretty good. Overall this feels more of a gimmick.

A beautifully engineered compact mouse. Relieves my tennis elbow because it doesn't require the extreme forearm pronation of the trackpads on my laptop. Crazily compact. Very convenient charging adaptor.Only drawback - it took a little bit to acclimatize myself to the right button being behind the left mouse button. But that was a temporary set-back.

I have not been able to get this to work with my laptop (trying to free up a usb port) and have failed. I have been trying to diagnose it but have come to the conclusion its not the device but my laptop and more specifically my BT stack and windows 7. I refuse to put 10 on this machine its too important. I don't have anything else with bluetooth. I WILL have a win 10 bt machine shortly though and will try connecting it to that and will update the review when I do this.I am leaving a review on the assumption the the issues is my machine (very few things will connect to it so pretty sure its my end not the device I can't even connect headphones to it no a2dp stack)construction feels good. feels well built. I was almost worried about it being too tiny but it fits your hand surprisingly well. though this is hard to determine until I use it for a few hours a few days in a row.More to come!