Vertical mice aim to solve this by making you hold your mouse in a more natural, handshake-like position. None of that pronated, palm-facing-desk grip that can lead to all the strain and pressure.

Another emphasis was a desire to create a vertical mouse that didn’t look terrible. The Hansker is one of the only ones I’ve used that doesn’t become an eyesore on any desk it inhabits. The ...

Vertical mice aren't for everyone, and they're not a sensible choice for gaming, but if you are dead set on buying one, then just buy the Keychron M5. There's really nothing else to touch it in ...

The Razer Pro Click V2 Vertical Edition is the company's first attempt at a true vertical ergonomic mouse, but it's designed with both productivity and gaming in mind. Top-notch comfort, class ...

I mostly use a mouse for productivity rather than gaming, so I was perfectly happy to use it in Bluetooth mode. That said, I can imagine others wanting to stick to 2.4GHz or wired modes for more ...

But the Keychron M5 looks to be doing something entirely different—combining the vertical shape of an ergonomic mouse with an 8K polling rate, a 30,000 DPI sensor, and PTFE feet (via Notebookcheck).

The Razer Pro Click V2 Vertical Mouse blends ergonomic comfort with exceptional precision and battery life. It is one of the best vertical mice available and a worthwhile tool for serious desk work.

Razer’s Pro Click V2 mice come in two styles, standard and Vertical Edition. The latter is the brand’s first ergonomic vertical mouse, and both have RGB lights.

Razer has unveiled the Pro Click V2 and the Pro Click V2 Vertical Edition -- two PC mice with ergonomics in mind, complete with expected Razer Chroma RGB LEDs in tow. The latter mouse, revealed ...

The problem comes when it's competitive gaming. What makes a mouse good for gaming isn't just its ergonomics, the mouse must have a high-DPI, sensitive sensor, and a polling rate of at least 1,000 Hz.