Vertical mice

Microtouch Rockstick 2

An ambidextrous vertical mouse that clicks by rocking the body left or right, holding the hand at about 60° from horizontal; offered in wired and 2.4 GHz wireless versions.

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Microtouch Rockstick 2
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Pros

  • Rocking click uses the whole hand instead of finger presses
  • Ambidextrous design allows switching hands
  • Adjustable DPI and plug-and-play with no drivers
  • Available in two sizes (Small/Medium and Large)

Cons

  • Only left/right click and a scroll wheel
  • ErgoCanada lists it as discontinued with no warranty
  • Rocking click takes a short learning period

Specs

HandednessAmbidextrous
Angle60°
Hand length fit—
Buttons3
Weight—
ConnectivityUSB, USB receiver
OSwindows, macos, linux
Released—
Sources
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