00:00Ok, so if your wrist has been aching after long days at the desk, this one's for you.
00:05I've been down the vertical mouse rabbit hole for a while now, testing, returning, testing again,
00:09and I finally rounded up 5 wireless vertical mice that actually make a difference for wrist comfort.
00:15Some of these are shockingly cheap, one is a bit of a splurge,
00:18and all of them beat the flatmouse you're probably using right now.
00:22Let's get into it.
00:24Starting off with the U55B, and honestly, this thing punches way above its weight.
00:30It's a dual-mode mouse, 2.4GHz dongle or wireless, whichever fits your setup,
00:35and it's got a built-in 400mAh rechargeable battery, so no fumbling around for a ace at 11 at night.
00:41The handshake angle takes the twist out of your forearm almost immediately.
00:46And the price?
00:48$893.
00:50That's less than lunch.
00:52Nearly 5,000 people have bought it with a solid 4.5 rating,
00:55so if you're just curious whether vertical mice are worth it, this is the lowest-risk way to find out.
01:01Next up is the Ugreen, and this is the one I'd hand to most people.
01:06You get Bluetooth 5.0 and 2.4GHz, so you can pair it with your MacBook,
01:11your tablet, and your desktop and just switch between them.
01:144,000 DPI means the cursor glides, you're not dragging your whole arm across the desk to get
01:19anywhere. The build quality feels genuinely premium, the rubberized grip doesn't get slippery,
01:25and it charges over USB.
01:28$17, 4.8 stars, over 4,000 sold.
01:32For me, that's the sweet spot between price and polish.
01:36Now, product 3 is the big one at $7349, and yeah, that's a real jump.
01:41But look at that rating, 4.9.
01:45That's people who spent serious money and still came back happy.
01:49You've got three adjustable DPI levels up to 1600,
01:52six programmable buttons, dual Bluetooth and 2.4GHz connectivity, and it's rechargeable.
01:58The shape on this one is noticeably more sculpted,
02:01your thumb actually has somewhere to rest instead of just floating.
02:05If you're on a computer 8 hours a day and your wrist is already telling you about it,
02:09this is an investment in not needing a brace later.
02:12The Homefish sits at 5965, and it's the quiet workhorse of this list.
02:18Simple 2.4GHz connection, plug the dongle in, it just works, no pairing menus, no drama.
02:25Three DPI settings at 800, 1200, and 1600, plus six buttons including forward and back,
02:31which if you do a lot of browsing or file management, you'll use constantly.
02:354.7 stars across over 4,000 buyers.
02:39This is the one for people who don't want to think about their mouse,
02:42they just want it to be comfortable and reliable.
02:45And last, the Xelotes F18, which is my pick if you game or edit.
02:5124,000 DPI.
02:53That is an absurd number, and you'll never max it out, but the point is the sensor is
02:57accurate at every level in between.
03:00It's fully programmable, runs on Bluetooth or 2.4GHz, and it still has that vertical ergonomic
03:06shape, so you get precision without wrecking your wrist during a long session.
03:1023 dollars, 4.8 stars.
03:14Getting gaming-grade tracking in an ergonomic body at that price is kind of a steal.
03:19Alright, that's the 5.
03:21All the links are down in the description, and prices on these do move around, so it's
03:25worth checking.
03:32Catch you in the next one.
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