Razer's inexperience in this space didn't stop it from crafting a truly great mouse. The core of Razer's top gaming mice inside a premium vertical chassis makes for a powerful combination ...

even if my wrists thanked me at the end of a gaming sesh with the lads. So, when Razer reached out with an opportunity to check out their new vertical mouse—the AU$229 Razer Pro Click V2 ...

1,000-Hz polling rate. Shockingly competent for gaming. It takes the standard vertical mouse formula, but sculpts the angles and curves for an incredibly natural feel. All that while still ...

That also helped reduce fatigue over longer working or gaming sessions. Another smaller but notable benefit of the Pro Click V2 Vertical was that it reduced how much of my hand rubbed on my mouse pad.

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 ...

It's not quite as good as a high-end, dedicated gaming mouse, but it's very good for a vertical, ergonomic mouse. Some of the input latency times when using 8 kHz polling are a little on the high ...

The new Razer Pro Click V2 Vertical Edition brings ergonomics to the RGB party. The new Razer Pro Click V2 Vertical Edition brings ergonomics to the RGB party. Antonio G. Di Benedetto is a ...

Both mice are available starting Thursday for $100 for the V2, and $120 for the V2 vertical mouse. Razer is going ... These are "productivity meets gaming" mice, so you can also expect a ...

it seems it's not so much the weight of a vertical mouse that's the issue for gaming, more the placement of it. Our Nick is an ergonomic peripheral fan, but he's ditched his vertical mouse in ...

I really enjoyed using the Goldtouch Semi-Vertical mouse and it is probably the one I had plugged in the longest, just because I liked it. It’s one of the few non-gaming mice I encountered with ...