Vertical miceLogitech Lift Vertical Ergonomic Mouse
A right-handed 57° vertical mouse sized for small to medium hands, running on one AA battery and connecting over Bluetooth or a Logi Bolt receiver to up to three devices.
~$79.99
Quill AirO2Bic
A grip-less vertical optical mouse with an integrated wrist guide, offered in left- and right-hand versions, with USB connection and three buttons.
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~$92.95
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Pros
- Integrated wrist guide supports the hand and wrist so no grip is needed
- Left- and right-hand versions are available
- USB plug-and-play without a driver
- Optical tracking requires little maintenance
Cons
- Larger than ordinary mice
- Black models are listed as unavailable
- Wired USB only
Specs
| Handedness | Ambidextrous |
|---|---|
| Angle | — |
| Hand length fit | — |
| Buttons | 3 |
| Weight | — |
| Connectivity | USB |
| OS | windows, macos |
| Released | — |
Sources
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