It’s time to take your wrist health seriously. For a limited time, you can save 20% on the Anker wireless vertical mouse.

Been using Anker and JTD wired vertical mice for over a decade, inexpensive (£11- £18) and trouble free. They ain't fancy but a lot less pain in my wrist was worth the change.

Bear with me. I have an Anker vertical mouse. It has a comfortable tactile rubber(ish?) coating, I think similar to what I have seen before on Logitech and maybe other brands. So lets say it gets ...

The good news is that a vertical mouse is ideal for users with wrist problems. If you have carpal tunnel or arthritis, this could be your best bet if you want to use your computer. It's important ...

I’ve evangelized for the vertical mouse experience with friends who also spend a lot of time in front of a screen. Not everyone is inclined to try it, but those that do are surprised both by how ...

A vertical mouse is designed to keep the hand in an upright handshake position while you’re scrolling. This keeps the ulna and radius bones and the elbow and shoulder joints in a natural position.

A vertical mouse is designed to keep the hand in an upright handshake position while you’re scrolling. This keeps the ulna and radius bones and the elbow and shoulder joints in a natural position.