Nulea M504 Wired Vertical Mouse, USB Ergonomic Optical Mouse with 4 Adjustable DPI, 11 RGB Backlight Modes, Compatible for Laptop, PC, Desktop, Mac, Grey

This is the best mouse I’ve used hands down period. I use it for gaming and I really wish big name gaming companies would make something like this. It might be good that they aren’t however given this particular mouse’s price. I’m not sure if this company marketed this towards gamers, but anyone on a computer period should consider this mouse. Greatly improves wrist movements and noticeably takes the pain away. Would absolutely recommend.

This is my third vertical mouse. The first one, the scroll wheel, died after three years of use. I had another new one in the box that I bought as a backup. Oh boy! That one was like having a tree trunk for a mouse. Sure, the ad stated it was large, but how large could a vertical mouse be? I found out quickly, and after three days of trying to get used to it, I needed something smaller.The Nulea M504 Wired Vertical Mouse so far has been wonderful. It's a tad small, but I will get used to it. I like that I can adjust the cursor speed again. I had to change the speed in Windows as it was cranked up to full speed for the tree trunk. I like that the forward and back buttons are easy to click on without having to look for them.I'm also trying out using a mouse pad, which I'm not sure I like it as it slows down the gliding. The RGB light looks cool and bright. I hate rainbow colors on my backlit keyboard but not on the mouse.The scroll wheel has a nice, smooth click feel.I hope it lasts as long or longer than my first one did.

Have been using this for a while before writing a review. It is a very good ergonomic mouse. After a few hours there is no wrist or elbow strain. The mouse itself works very well without any noted issues.

TL;DR For ~$18, it's difficult to get a better wired ergonomic mouse than this. Few cons such as non-programmable buttons, base could be more flared, limited DPI modes, slightly difficult to use forward and back buttons.I have been using the Nulea M504 mouse for over a month after purchasing for $17.99 USD and my appreciation for mouse ergonomics has significantly increased. There is an adjustment period since you most likely would be accustomed to the feel of a traditional mouse, but after that it's smooth sailing. My hands have not felt any tiredness or pain ever since. Plug and play, and you're on your way.The cable is 1.8m long so you have some wiggle room, though if your device is any further, you may want to look at their wireless options.All buttons on the mouse are pre-programmed, with no option to change them. This would be good for the typical user, but hardcore gamers and power users should look elsewhere if adding macros to the buttons is a requirement.The pads on the base of the mouse allows for smooth gliding across flat surfaces, with low friction. Using a mouse mat should be the preferred option to reduce the amount of wear the pads get over time.The textured grip is soft to the touch and comfortable in the hand. Some may find their hand slipping at first, but I have gotten accustomed to the feel and in less than a month I don't experience that anymore. One change I would like to see is more of a flared base where the hand can sit without falling onto the surface the mouse is resting upon.The scroll wheel is on the higher end in terms of quality and it is easy to use. Made of metal, it feels sturdy, yet it strikes a decent middle ground with the sensitivity and precision of each up or down movement.Just below the scroll wheel is the DPI button, which has 4 options: 1000, 1600, 2400 and 3200 DPI. As I was not able to get the perfect option with just these, I resorted to also changing the mouse sensitivity within the operating system.The left and mouse buttons are easy to click and I had no problem with the amount of pressure needed to activate them. On the opposite side of the mouse you have two more buttons: the top/left one for going forward such as going to the next page in the browser, and the bottom/right one for going back. I have not found myself using these too often, but that is due to being too accustomed to dragging the pointer and clicking the back/forward button on the screen, as well as the buttons being slightly more cumbersome to use compared to the previous method.Reaching your thumb across to the silver button on top and clicking allows you to cycle through 11 different RGB modes, which includes both static and dynamic lighting. At any point in time you can press and hold the same button for roughly 3 seconds to turn off the RGB lighting completely. One small note is this mouse does not have the ability to remember the setting you prefer, so you will have to adjust it accordingly after you power down the PC or switch to using it with another device.

Doesn't work properly, I was excited for an ergonomic mouse, and it feels great however something in its programming makes the mouse glitch out and freeze the mouse on the screen and then fling it to the other side of the screen, and this happened every second. I was disappointed and will be buying a different brand after returning this mouse.Update: I moved it to an external USB drive that is connected to my computer and it works now. It's a good product 👍

Nice mouse

I've been using this mouse for about a year and a half. While it looks great, I was never satisfied with the tracking performance. No matter which DPI setting I tried, I couldn’t get it to feel accurate or responsive. Recently the left mouse button started to lose its tactile "clicky" feel, which makes it difficult to use reliably.I didn’t use this mouse for gaming, just general daily tasks, so I expected it to last longer. Overall, I wouldn’t recommend this as a gaming mouse due to its poor tracking and limited durability. It does have a cool design, but unfortunately, looks aren’t everything.

Takes a little getting used to but not very long. My hand was hurting from using a traditional mouse, this took the pressure off and helped a lot