SANWA Wired Ergonomic Mouse, Silent Click, Vertical Computer Mice, 3 Programmable Buttons, Optical Ergo Mouse, Reduce Wrist Strain, 1000/1600 DPI,

The SANWA Wired Ergonomic Mouse has garnered mixed yet generally positive feedback from users. Its standout feature is its ergonomic design, which many users have highlighted as a major benefit, particularly for those experiencing discomfort or pain from traditional mouse usage. Customers with larger hands have found the fit to be comfortable, reducing tension on the wrist and promoting a healthier arm position. This has been particularly beneficial for individuals suffering from conditions such as carpal tunnel syndrome, with several users reporting significant pain relief after making the switch to a vertical mouse design. While users appreciate the silent clicking feature and smooth optical tracking, some have expressed concerns regarding the mouse's performance on high refresh rate monitors due to a polling rate of only 125Hz, noting that it can result in choppy movement during use, particularly in gaming scenarios. This aspect seems to be a limitation for those who engage in high-intensity gaming, as they tend to prefer higher polling rates found in certain gaming mice. Additionally, there have been mixed reports about the durability of the mouse, with some users experiencing issues with the scroll wheel after several months of use. Although the comfort has led some users to overlook these durability concerns, responses to requests for support from the manufacturer have been inConsistent. In summary, while the SANWA Wired Ergonomic Mouse is praised for its comfort and potential to alleviate pain associated with prolonged computer use, it faces criticism regarding its polling rate and occasional durability issues. The mouse is highly recommended for average, non-gaming use, especially for individuals with existing wrist or hand ailments. **