Vertical mice

Kinesis DXT Mouse 2

The Kinesis DXT Mouse 2 is a compact ambidextrous vertical mouse used with a pen-like fingertip grip, sold in a wired version and an RF-dongle wireless version.

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Kinesis DXT Mouse 2
Image: © Kinesis (Manufacturer image)
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Where to buy

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Pros

  • Switches between right- and left-hand use with a button press
  • Compact and light enough for travel
  • Four DPI levels: 500/1000/1500/2000
  • Wireless version charges fully in about 90 minutes

Cons

  • Fingertip-grip design feels different from palm-supported vertical mice
  • Compatibility is listed only up to Windows 7/8 and Mac OS 10.4 or newer, which is dated
  • CDW lists the product as discontinued

Specs

HandednessAmbidextrous
Angle60°
Hand length fit—
Buttons3
Weight104.89 g
ConnectivityUSB, USB receiver
OSwindows, macos
Released—
Sources
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