Jelly Comb Ergonomic Mouse Left Hand, MV016 2.4G Left-handed Wireless Vertical Mouse Silent Mice, 3 Adjustable DPI (800/1200/1600), Specially for Left-handers

I work in rather cramped conditions in my home office and I was starting to have discomfort that I had not previously noticed at work. I had previously looked at some of the weirder ergonomic mice and they seemed very alien. This, however is just like a normal mouse tilted on its side a bit. It is a delight to use and has relieved the stress on my wrist, which was beginning to hurt.Although I'm left-handed, I usually use a mouse without swapping the buttons. I usually use my index finger for both buttons (just not simultaneously). With this mouse the buttons are already swapped and the shape would make it a bit more difficult to do the one-fingered thing even if you swapped them back. Interestingly, I was able to adapt to "proper" two-fingered, left-handed, button usage within a couple of days. Your mileage may vary.

Being left handed it made finding a stand up mouse I could use challenging . It takes a little bit of getting use to but within a couple of days, it becomes so natural. Easy to set up, just plug the USB into your laptop or computer and away you go.I am not a medic in any shape or form so can only advise from my own experience but After experiencing significant pain in my wrist and arm, this mouse has completely irradicated it. It puts your hand in a lovely natural position and I notice when I have to use a normal mouse.Battery usage is good too.This is my second one after my other one gave up after being overworked. I had to wait a day for it to arrive and had to use a normal mouse which brought back my old pain. After getting this out of its box the pain disappeared again. Couldn’t ask for better.

pros: easy to adapt, great and comfortable natural position (as advised by physio), scroll button and click button are very good. I've been using it for a long time, and I like it. When you first use it (after PC has hybernated), to wake the mouse up just give it a click and it will start. I didn't know that for a long time and it's handy to know it.cons: if you don't have a thin mat, your wrist could get sore (I use it for work at least 8 hours per day or more). the solution is a thin mat (I use a large mat that covers the work area) it's the perfect solution. The gel mat doesn't work for me as it raises the wrist to a too high level.P.S. I used the evoluent vertical mouse which I loved it (but it didn't belong to me), but I won't pay the price, which is an insult.I also used posturite penguin vertical mouse, but I find it too big and the base keeps bumping into the keyboard.I definitely recommend Jelly Comb as it is good price and reliable.

Should have bought this style of mouse a long time ago. No longer do I get shoulder pain or numbness in my hand but can use the mouse almost indefinitely.This is the second one I bought; the first was to use at home and I was so pleased with it that I bought the second one to use with my client's computers when working in their offices.Recommended for all the other southpaws out there!

This is a wonderful mouse. The curve edge is smooth and overall very easy to hold. I am a right handed person and as my fingers started pain with prolonged use of mouse, I have now decided to use a left hand mouse to move the pressure from my right hand fingers. It is quite comfortable to use even though I am a right handed person. Very good precision with mouse pointing and the clicks are very comfortable. Will recommend it to anyone who needs a left handed mouse. A very good product with very good value for money.

I’ve been using one of these for about a year now, at home and work, and I no longer have pain and discomfort when using a mouse for extended periods of time. The shape means it just sits in your hand in a natural position. The design also means that Windows doesn’t have to be told to swap the buttons, so plugging in a right-handed mouse works as normal if anyone else needs to use my work computer. I just wish that manufacturers of devices that use dongles would get together so we just need one dongle instead of cluttering our USB ports with different dongles. I should say that I’m nominally right handed, but I’ve used a mouse in my left hand for many years - it seems odd to waste my dominant hand for something as trivial as a mouse!

Mouse reference WGSB-016I have a MacBook Pro 2017, with USB-C ports (the new standards), but the mouse is only delivered with a older USB dongle.I use different devices to be able to plug my old USB devices on my MacBook Pro, but non of them allow me to use the Mouse USB.I can see that the dongle is powered, because when I plug it the mouse lights up. However, I cannot find the mouse anywhere on my computer.I have a logitech mouse, that came a dongle as well, but I don't need to use the dongle because I can pair directly the mouse with bluetooth to the computer. It doesn't seem to be an option with the Jelly Comb mouse.The mouse arrives with very limited information, stating plug and play, but even online, I couldn't find any troubleshooting about this specific mouse. No information how to pair the mouse.

I have been using this mouse for nearly a year now and the batteries are still good. It is very comfortable to use and the buttons and wheel work very well. I like the additional setting for the range of cursor movement. My use of this mouse has eased any strain I used to feel with a normal mouse and with additional "tweaks" such as Left Handed Cursors and Disabling of Touchpad has made my laptop easy for me to use - but difficult for right-handers!