Vertical mice

Lenovo Go Wireless Vertical Mouse

A right-handed, semi-vertical wireless mouse with cork side grips, connecting through a USB-A RF receiver and powered by one AA battery.

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Lenovo Lenovo Go Wireless Vertical Mouse
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Pros

  • Cork side grip gives a comfortable hold
  • Moderate tilt of about 50 degrees keeps buttons and wheel easy to reach
  • Plug-in receiver works without special drivers
  • Rated for up to 18 months on one AA battery

Cons

  • Right-handed only; no left-handed version
  • No Bluetooth, USB-A receiver only
  • Not rechargeable; uses an AA battery
  • Side buttons are a bit hard to reach and remapping options are limited

Specs

HandednessRight
Angle50°
Hand length fit—
Buttons6
Weight119 g
ConnectivityUSB receiver
OSwindows
Released2021
Sources
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