Nulea M504 Wired Vertical Mouse, USB Ergonomic Optical Mouse with 4 Adjustable DPI, 11 RGB Backlight Modes, Compatible for Laptop, PC, Desktop, Mac, Grey

Game-Changer for Comfort: The Vertical Mouse That Saved My Wrists!
As an IT professional and avid gamer, I can confidently say I’ll never return to a traditional mouse. After struggling with carpal tunnel syndrome, this vertical mouse has been a game-changer. The discomfort and tingling sensations are gone, replaced by incredible comfort.The soft clicks and gentle scroll wheel make for a smooth experience, while the color-changing gradient adds a nice touch. Plus, the high DPI adjustment is a lifesaver when switching between dual monitors.If you want to protect your wrists and avoid carpal tunnel syndrome, I highly recommend making the switch to a vertical mouse—your hands will thank you!

Seems good so far
This is my first time trying a vertical mouse, so I can’t speak to how it compares to others on the market, but so far I like it a lot. It’s very comfortable to rest your hand on, and it has all the functionality of a traditional mouse (including forward and back buttons) so I don’t feel like I’m missing out on anything by using it. I don’t think I’m quite as accurate with it as with my old mouse (at least not yet), but it’s not a steep learning curve; within two minutes I was browsing the web as normal without really thinking about it.For the price, the build quality and featureset is surprisingly good. The soft-touch finish and metal scroll wheel make it easy to forget that it’s not a more expensive name-brand product. There are a few minor details that let it down a little, however:- There’s no configuration software or on-board memory, so they mouse is reset any time it loses power. You can choose between 4 DPI levels with the button behind the scroll wheel, but there’s no indication of which option is selected and you’ll be back to the default as soon as you unplug it or turn off your computer. You’re better off just changing the pointer speed in your OS.- The LEDs are fun, but there’s so many different patterns that you probably won’t bother to cycle around to your favorite every time. Mine also has a strange uneven pink hue in the white mode which detracts from the look somewhat. It feels like the lighting was added mostly for the sake of the product photo. That said, you can hold down the top button to turn it off if you want (at least until you unplug it, sigh).- The base is a little bit smaller than the full size of the mouse, so I sometimes tilt it over to the left unintentionally. It’s not a huge problem but I’m not sure why the base couldn’t be slightly wider to prevent this.Despite the flaws, I think this is a great mouse for someone that wants to try out a more ergonomic design without spending too much. The clicks click, the scroll scrolls, and the size seems like it would work for most people.

Este mouse lo compré por recomendación del traumatólogo, pues con el otro ratón de los “normales” o comunes ya presentaba dolor en la muñeca. Con este nuevo mouse se siente el alivio y es cómodo utilizarlo. Falta acostumbrarse un poco nada más.

I got this mouse because I started to get early signs of carpal tunnel syndrome, and I heard vertical mice helped. If it was, say, $100, my review would be way more critical, but for the money I paid (just shy over $20) it’s a fantastic mouse. First off, if the pictures look a bit strange, this is because most are from the angle of looking at the front of the mouse, not the point of view a user would have seeing the back of it. I think it is ergonomic overall and has helped me. Keep in mind it won’t be a miracle fix, if you have substantial hand or wrist issues, it literally just takes pressure off the part of the wrist that is closest to your thumb (where the actual carpal tunnel nerve is) but instead you will feel new weight all along the bottom edge of your hand (if you had a ‘karate chop’ or ‘handshake’ posture).Strain can happen there too, but it’s not as bad. It’s not STRICT vertical like your hand isn’t in a 90 degree perfectly straight, it’s more like a slight inward tilt, somewhere between traditional mouse posture and the handshake position. It doesn’t take too much to get used to, and the buttons are more or less in the same spots under the fingers to click. Invest in proper chair, cushioned mouse pad, & all the other things because ergonomics are about the whole picture not just one little thing. So if you have hand issues like me even consider that notion plus physio, ice baths, taking breaks, whatever else and don’t think a vertical mouse alone will just magically fix things in one day. That said, it does help somewhat. Your hand shape and size might affect results too. It doesn’t hurt to try it out and worse comes to worse, you can just return the item if it doesn’t fit comfortably. That was my focus, the price and ergonomics, but I’ll move along to some of the other features.There is a cool stripe of colored lighting as seen in the pics. One small button close to where the thumb is changes this from these modes – all red always on, all blue always on, all green always on, orange/yellow/green hybrid always on, light blue always on, light purple always on, cyan always on (the lightest blue almost white, hint of pink at edge), rapid fade in/out of various colors one by one, ‘rainbow morph’ like showing a spectrum of colors that gradually evolves to another slightly altered spectrum, rainbow ‘blink’ sequential in segments (reminds me of some neon signs), you get the idea. This is a fun and cool feature but my one gripe is there isn’t a mode to simply have the lights off. Since I like to keep my computer in sleep mode often, this means the mouse lighting stays on all the time unless I shut my computer down or unplug the mouse. That’s the other thing, it’s a WIRED mouse not wireless, so if you prefer wireless stay clear of this. Not much else to say except then there’s the standard left and right click buttons and a track wheel in between for fast scrolling, track wheel actually feels like a light metal like aluminum which is surprising quality and cool for the money. Finally, there’s a tiny button between L and R clickers (just under the track wheel) that changes the dpi rate or sensitivity of the mouse, which is a bonus customization that is nice. All in all a great mouse for the money. Would only be disappointed if it completely stopped working but I’ll add that in as an edit should that happen…so far so good. Apparently the manufacturer has a 24/7 support chat too which is even listed at bottom of the mouse.

Ich als Administrator haben nun schon mit unzähligen Peripheriegeräten gearbeitet.Wer sich etwas auskennt, weiß, dass das mit den Mäusen so eine Sache ist …Die vertikalen Mäuse haben mich bisher nie so ganz überzeugt, aber nun steige ich endgültig auf diese ergonomisch wertvollere Bauart um. Die Handgelenks- und Unterarmschmerzen sagen einem dann schon, dass die “normalen flachen Standardmäuse” für langen und intensiven Gebrauch halt einfach nicht geeignet sind. Gut, dass ich nun wechsle, ich möchte doch keine Sehnenscheidenentzündung haben.Diese Maus hat in manchen Details schon eine gewisse Ähnlichkeit mit der vertikalen Maus von Logitech und auch Komponenten anderer Mäuse dieses Schweizer Unternehmens tauchen hier auf, aber genau im richtigen Verhältnis sage ich mal.Mir gefällt das gut, denn deren teure Peripherie muss es gar nicht immer sein, stelle ich hiermit fest.Diese Maus von Nulea ist eine durchaus gute Alternative und zeigt, dass man nicht unbedingt das Teuerste nehmen muss.Ergonomisch ist diese Maus sehr gut gemacht, das sollte eigentlich für mehrere Handgrößen passen.Ich bin zufrieden und würde sie auch jedem empfehlen, der nach längerem Gebrauch Schmerzen im Unterarm durch das Halten der Maus bekommt.Ich denke mal, dass ich mich schnell an diese vertikale Form gewöhne.Der Mensch ist ja bekanntermaßen ein Gewohnheitstier.