Ergonomic Vertical Wireless Mouse with Silent Clicks
Your forearm rests in a handshake grip, your clicks stay quiet, and the mouse charges instead of eating batteries. The vertical ergonomic shape suits long days at the desk. The 2.4G receiver is a small plug-in that stays in your laptop.
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Your forearm rests in a handshake grip, your clicks stay quiet, and the mouse charges instead of eating batteries. The vertical ergonomic shape suits long days at the desk. The 2.4G receiver is a small plug-in that stays in your laptop.
Ergonomic vertical design with silent, rechargeable wireless comfort
- wrist and forearm strain from flat mouse use
- noisy clicks
- constant battery replacement
- cable clutter
Work all day without wrist ache
Flat mice cramp your forearm by mid-afternoon. This vertical, silent, rechargeable mouse lets your hand rest in a natural handshake position, so long sessions feel lighter.
A grip that matches your natural hand position

A vertical grip that rests your wrist
The vertical profile and thumb rest hold your forearm in a neutral handshake position. Your palm sits on the shell, your thumb settles on the black rest, and your wrist stops twisting through a full afternoon of typing and browsing.

Quiet clicks for shared desks
The buttons click at a low volume, which suits open offices and video calls. Expect a soft click, not total silence, but the people across the aisle will not look up every time you select something.

Charge it, forget batteries
The gray and black models carry a built-in rechargeable battery that charges over micro-USB. Top it up overnight at the desk and skip the trips to buy disposables. The gold model runs on a standard dry battery, so check the variant if charging matters to you.
Up and moving in a minute
- 1Plug in the receiver
Slide the USB nano receiver into a free USB port on your laptop or desktop. It stays there, so you can leave it in place for good.
- 2Switch the mouse on
Power on the mouse and move the cursor. No driver install is needed, so the cursor should respond straight away.
- 3Top up the battery
On the gray and black models, connect the micro-USB cable to the charging port overnight. Charge before the battery runs low, not after it is empty.
Everything you need, nothing you don't
- Wireless mouse×1
Vertical body with thumb rest and side buttons, in champagne gold, space gray or matte black.
- USB nano receiver×1
Slim 2.4G receiver that stays in the laptop port. No software needed.
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Questions and answers
Yes, plan on a few days. Your forearm has to learn a new angle, so start with a few hours a day and build up to full workdays over a week or two. Most people find the grip feels normal within the first week.
The gray and black models charge over micro-USB, so a cable on the desk is all you need. The product information does not list a runtime, so we won't guess one. Top up overnight and avoid letting the battery drain to empty.
They are quiet, not silent. The clicks sit at a low volume, which works for shared desks and calls. You will still hear a soft click when you press.
Yes. The 2.4G nano receiver plugs into a standard USB port and stays there. It works without installing software, so you can move between a home desk and an office without re-pairing.
Yes. The vertical shape works when you lift it off the desk, and the side buttons handle back and forward while you browse from the couch or bed.
A basic mouse costs less up front, but a rechargeable battery means you stop buying disposables, and the grip is what changes how your wrist feels after eight hours. If you want to compare, the logitech m720 range is a useful reference point.
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