Ergonomic Wireless Mouse, 2.4GHz, 4 Adjustable DPI, Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery, 6 Buttons, Purple...

During the lockdowns in 2020, I rediscovered my love for minecraft and Doom 2016. Unfortunately, this led to me realizing I needed a better mouse. The one i had was a flat little square. So, this mouse was my introduction to ergonomic vertical mouses. I have really small/short hands (short lady, short hands), and this was a perfect fit! It helped alleviate my developing wrist pains. The material was light and kinda plasticy, didnt feel super sturdy, but i still loved it. It worked. It worked for about 4 months, and the left click and scroll wheel stopped working around the same time. Was very disappointing. But it was great while it lasted! I remember seeing that this mouse was possibly made to mimic one from a brand called Jellyroll, but i couldnt find much at the time. Hope this helps!

First, it is really pretty. I love how it fits my hand, but that is a small hand. I guess a gib hand would fit just as well. I love the fact that It is rechargeable because I was tired of changing batteries so often. So easy. Very pretty design, nice choice of colors. Perfect mouse as far as I can see. A great price too.

This mouse has held up great to daily use and greatly aided in overcoming wrist pain. It's a great fit for smaller hands, and has worked smoothly for the past couple of years. My only quibble is that the charging cable is a but flimsy, but I have not needed to charge very often - the battery lasts months for me on a single charge.

This is well sized for small hands, and works with Macbooks just fine. And when it works, it works great, by and large, but for one problem wherein it would scroll to the top of something and bounce back down again slightly, which is incredibly exasperating. I'm not having that problem with other mice, so I assume this is a mouse-specific issue for this mouse, rather than an Apple with non-Apple products issue. The primary issue, though, is that the mousewheel would constantly screw up for no apparent reason, seemingly unseating itself and sinking deep inside the mouse and becoming stuck. It finally gave up the ghost entirely and is now scrunched up inside the mouse. I had to unscrew the bottom to figure out what was wrong, discovered part of the insides are glued together anyway, and that the mousewheel axle sits on one support on one side, and no support on the other, which combines with the overly large wheel well to make it easy to squish the wheel into the mouse. This is incredibly bad design: combining an overly large wheel well with only a partially supported axle. Maybe this is universal on other mice and it's just never been an issue because they had smaller wheel wells. I don't know. What I do know is that I've never had this problem with any mouse before, and currently have three difference mice on my desk. Both my older mice are still kicking just fine, and the mouse this replaced I replaced because it was too large, not because it broke. This is just disappointing.

I love the way this mouse fits my hand. I was worried because my hand is a little on the bigger side. The main reason I got this mouse is because they had a purple one, and the purple is such a pretty color. I am also really happy with the companies customer service. The initial mouse that I received had an issue when it came to the sleep mode, I could not get it to work properly. The company was more than happy to send me a replacement and it has been working great with no issues. I would definitely recommend.