Razer Pro Click V2 Vertical Kabellose Gaming-maus

I'd had pain in my right elbow for years due to tendinitis. To be completely factual, this tendinitis was probably also related to sports. So I adapted my sports practice, which reduced the pain, but it never completely disappeared. Since I've had this mouse, I don't hurt at all anymore! That would certainly have been true with another vertical mouse, but hey, I really like Razer... 2 clarifications: - pointing is still less precise/fast than with my old "classic" mouse, but for office work and non-competitive games it's enough. - I'm on Linux Mint. Installation is less "Plug and play" than on Windows. I had to read a few tutorials to get it working perfectly (Razer doesn't provide drivers on Linux), but it's not insurmountable.

Super customizable ergonomic mouse with colored LED as well. Purchase to deal with my right-hand problem

Plus points : The materials used are very pleasant to the touch, you can feel the difference straight away, it's really quality! I find that the angle (72°) gives me a more comfortable position than ergo mice with a 45° angle, and causes me less pain (or at least, it's less painful than the ergo mice I have). I love the location of the side buttons: at the top and bottom of the thumb. I find it much more practical. The mouse feels good in the hand compared to the models I have. The finger rest does its job, so your finger doesn't drag on the carpet any more. The software works well (Synapse 3), no problems so far, and the mouse holds a charge really well! :O I can't even remember the last time I had to charge it, using a low polling rate (between 125 and 250Hz), no RGB. For DPI, that's more than enough! I don't understand the point of having 8000 etc, the pros play around 1500 DPI ... The minuses : The weight ... but I've got used to it and don't notice it any more.

I needed a vertical mouse because of pain in my wrist and forearm. I'd tested an mx but it wasn't really suitable for gaming. I finally took the plunge and bought the razer and I have to say that it's just incredible, the ergonomics, the size and the fact that your hand doesn't rub the mat are top-notch. The thumb clicks are super accessible and responsive, which is great. With synapse, you get all the settings you're used to, it's super-responsive and has nothing in common with a normal gaming mouse. As good as my razer basilisk 35k, just the weight, it's a bit heavier but that doesn't bother me in the slightest. Top of the range, thank you razer for thinking of gamers.

It's very comfortable and ergonomically designed, and the sensors are so precise that it's amazing to hold at first. Very good battery life. My only regret is that I can't really control the buttons, despite the razer software. I need to use the long-click wheel a lot on a piece of software, and despite deactivating it on this software, it's not respected, so I had to deactivate the option as a general rule for the mouse.