OPEN BOX - Evoluent VMDLW VerticalMouse D Wireless Mouse (Large) Large Wireless

Ich nutze die Maus als Grafiker 8 Stunden am Tag (große Größe, bin 193m) am Macbook. Ich kann sie voll empfehlen, für große Hände ideal, und sehr ergonomisch, was besseres hatte ich noch nie. Läuft zuverlässig, die Reichweite ist allerdings sehr kurz, der Empfänger darf nicht weiter als 30cm enfernt liegen. Akkulaufzeit einige Monate, genau habe ich es natürlich nicht gemessen, passt aber. Das Design mit der hochglänzenden Oberfläche ist ungewöhnlich, sicher, fast schon kurios, aber ich konnte keine Nachteile entdecken. Qualitativ top verarbeitet, auch nach Monaten platzt nix ab. Volle Empfehlung.

My wife had an old Size Small Evoluent 4 mouse I had used for a few years, she got it through an Ergonomic assesment...I started having forearm (carple tunnel) pain flare up. The vertical mouse fixed that...however a small drawback was that my pinky/bottom side of my hand would get sore by the end of the day. The buttons finally crapped out on that old mouse so I finally replaced it with this one (Evoluent VMDL 'D' ) in a Size LARGE!!! For AutoCAD (drafting primarily)...btw I have Men's medium hands (Size 9 gloves) and love the Large Size Fit...not sure why I waited so long to get the right size...worth the ~$150 CAD I paid. Would Buy Again...and love the Chrome look over the old Blue-ish/Purple. My pinky/side of hand pain/numbness is completely gone...would recommend to all who mouse all-day producing DWGs and etc... Evoluent should make a size XL for men with even larger hands!

This mouse provides the most comfortable position of you wrist and fingers. Quality and materials are also very good. The buttons can be programmed with the 3rd party software called USB Overdrive. The electronic part of the mouse could have been a bit better as precision is not the best in the industry. But, I am not drawing so it is not that critical for me. You can work for hours and have no any unpleasant sensations in your hand

This is the most comfortable vertical mouse I have tried. It holds your hand the most sideways, which is very important for eliminating lateral wrist motion. I tried a cheaper vertical mouse and returned it before coming back to Evoluent, man it was not even close. You don't have to twist your arm, pinch your fingers, make any weird motions, your hand just sits there. Compared to other mice this one is like AHH so natural. I LOVE having 3 finger buttons, being able to use middle click for opening links or pasting (usually the mouse wheel click on a normal mouse). Mouse wheel can also scroll horizontally while holding down one of the thumb buttons. I never knew I needed these two features in a mouse but I now use them constantly. The Evoluent software (Windows only?) allows you to remap the buttons for many additional functions. One change from the older model Vertical Mouse 4 I do not necessarily like is they have made the 3rd mouse button smaller. This is the button you press with your ring finger, whereas on the previous model it was pressed with your ring and pinky finger, definitely easier. I cannot comment on the battery life, this is my first wireless version and it has not run out yet. It takes 1 AA battery. Pros: Most comfortable vertical mouse available (this is #1) Lots of additional functions for common activities. Contoured finger buttons feel nice. Includes battery (!!) and extension cord for the wireless receiver (I have not needed to use it so far) Looks cool (better than in the picture), feels more premium compared to old model, more on par with mice at this price point. Cons: Expensive Mouse button 3 harder to press than the Vertical Mouse 4 now that you can't use two fingers.

Very nice, and very comfortable mouse, but it's too slick. The surface of the mouse is a polished-finish plastic, and the mouse slides out of my hand when working with it. The geometry of the mouse doesn't allow for it to be gripped without it sliding out of your hand. So every time I repositioned it on the mouse pad, it would start to slip from my hand. I ended up putting friction tape over the locations where my finger rest, and I'm now able to hold it. The software from Evoluent is also great, and allows almost everything on the mouse to be customized. They were also very thoughtful to include a USB extension cable, to bring the receiver closer to your the work surface. Very nice. And it comes in multiple sizes, so the large is almost big enough to fit my hand. Change the geometry of the thumb groove and make it with a non-slip surface, please. Then it would be perfect. But it's still the best vertical mouse available, and it's somehow cheaper than the Logitech.