Best Ergonomics Mouse 2022 – Top Vertical Mice For Gaming

Read Part one here: 18 Best Ergonomics Computer Mouse in 2020 – Part 1

Ergonomic mice world is very much flourished and there are hundreds of options to confuse you with, one better over the other. While wired versions are a little less common, the wireless vertical ergonomic mouse is the trend among those mouse potatoes. In the previous list, we have seen 9 best choices for ergonomic mice and this list will bring another set of 9, competent enough! Without further any do, let’s run through the list.

10. J-Tech Digital Scroll Endurance Wired Mouse

J-Tech Digital always had that customer bite to present some of the best computer peripherals and this wired ergonomic vertical mouse is no different. The medal winner is simply the body, without the mercy of any LED or fancy designs the blunt black matte body with rubber grip is stealing hearts of users. Also, the price factor is another bait that would lure your need for an ergonomic mouse into J-Techs Digital Scroll Endurance mouse. Well, if you aren’t a great fan of the wired mouse then don’t worry; there is a choice for wireless one priced some $9 extra which doesn’t sound too much. Buttons are very well arranged on the mouse and the clicks are very fluidic and tactile. The palm rest pad on the mouse is removable, giving a room for customization and the holding position of the mouse is so comfortable compared with others on the market.

What you might like:

• The built quality is amazing
• Both wired and wireless versions are available
• The grooves and angles are well designed to combat RSI syndrome
• Decently priced
• Good online review

11. Perixx PERIMICE-513L Left Handed Ergonomic Vertical Mouse

There was always this perplexing deal about Ergonomic mice, whether it was a sinistral, dextral or both. But it all came down to the conclusion that vertical mice have sides and it only goes with either of your hands. So, the usual minority of left-handers got ditched until a handful of brands realized their pain like Perixx. This left-hand mouse is nothing short of other big brands out there, even the price is very reasonable, thanks to the chirality. The simple looking aesthetics doesn’t offer much to glam but the functionality wise nothing has been omitted in this mouse. There are 6 buttons, 3 levels of DPI, a Nano receiver and all powered by two AAA batteries. The matte design is a smudge collector, but apart from that everything in this mouse is on par with others on the list.

What you might like:

• The mouse is just 3 ounce, making the navigation way easier
• The button clicks are very tactile and responsive
• The construction feels very sturdy and solid
• The tracking feels very fluidic

12) Perixx PERIMICE-718 Left Handed  Wired/Wireless Ergonomic Mouse 

One more product for left-handers from Perixx, this time the intentions are clear, the mouse is purposefully large enough for big left-handers. The price tag may not be similar to the previous model we have discussed, neither does the functionalities as well, in bits. The best part with this mouse is that you can program 5 buttons as you wish and it’s a good news for gamers and frequent net surfers. The wireless version is priced around $30, whereas the wired one can be bought for $22.50. To make things easier while handling the mouse, there is a rubber grip at thumb support. The design hasn’t got much to claim but the overall feel using this mouse is amazing. One more added feature is the auto power save mode which slips in upon 10 seconds of standby and mouse sleeps in 8-10 minutes of idle mode.

What you may like:

• The built quality is good
• Suites big left-handers
• Auto power saving and sleeping modes are there
• 5 programmable buttons are present which can be assigned using the Perixx mouse driver
• Cross-platform compatibility is very good
• Reasonably priced

13. Perixx PERIMICE-517 Wired (and Wireless) Ergonomic Trackball Mouse

We have one more Perixx product in our list but this time it’s not a vertical mouse but an ergonomic design. The highlight is their 34mm trackball projecting towards the right-hand thumb making the tracking experience more gratifying for the user. The form factor is more conventional, but since the trackball is present, there is no movement of wrist thus combating RSI syndrome and other stress to palm. The clicks are very silent and soft requiring minimal pressure. However, the body is rubber and hence it is a smudge playground for all the oil in your hand, but the trackball is a polished piece of marble. The price factor might give a little worry line when you compare it with Logitech and Kensington products but the best part is that this mouse is completely customizable.

What you might like:

• 7 programmable buttons for personalizing according to your work
• Trackball eliminates movements during navigation
• The construction is solid
• Runs on 2 AAA batteries and it could last for over 90 days
• Weighs 11 ounces, means better gravity

14. MoKo Ergonomics Wireless Mouse 

Say you are broke, and really don’t want to spend too much on your mouse, however, badly wanted to try a decent ergonomic vertical mouse well folks Moko is your best choice. If you are thinking, less price means a little less awesome, then you are wrong. Moko is like Xiaomi mobiles, priced very cheap and has all the features to combat with high-end devices. Six buttons three adjustable DPI settings, zippy and tactile response, wireless connectivity with a nano-receiver, tunable parameters, and all fit into a well-built compact body with the smudge-resistant matte finish, all for just $11! Now that’s wow factor and don’t be skeptical many online buyers would vouch for this one particular device. You also get an 18 months warranty with this product but the customer support is where Moko has to work again to make this product a 5-star deal.

What you might like:

• Obviously, the price tag
• Amazing construction and compact button placements
• Works on 2 AAA batteries that would easily last for anywhere above 65 days*
• Works fine across most standard OS platforms
• Snug fit dimension with a little less for 3.5 ounces giving it a proper balance of in-hand feel

15. Autley Optical Ergonomic Ergonomic Mouse for large hands

Autley ergonomic mice is a steal deal we would stay, because of many things. To start with let us talk about the sculpted ergonomics. Rather than having a blunt or plain edge, this mouse shares peculiar and more polished grooves that would eliminate any strain on the palm while holding the mouse for a long time. Also, the scroll wheels have a rubber grip to aid the thumb, plus a pinky rest, which otherwise would give it a hard time to use it for an extended period of time. The product clearly describes the dimensions such that to ensure mouse only reaches big right-handers, not recommended for women and children. One unique feature to put in limelight might be the rechargeable Li-ion batteries (charged via micro USB) in the mice, which you won’t find in other competitors at this price point. The aesthetics are charming and made beautiful with cool blue backlit which in fact shall be turned on/off with a switch at the bottom. To spoon a conclusion, Audley mouse comes with a 1-year warranty out of the box.

What you might like:

• Amazing ergonomics and well built
• Rechargeable Lithium battery inbuilt
• Cross-platform compatibility works without any issues
• A price tag of $20 with these many features
• Cool blue backlit LED
• Adjustable DPI with a dedicated physical button
• Silent Click Operation

16. Autley Optical Ergonomic Mouse – 7-Color Breathing Light

One more shot from Autley and this time it’s a wired mouse. What makes this mouse fancy is the seven colored LED breathing light with a much wider light bar, so it’s a clear hint that aesthetics is what the company is stressing with this product. Ergonomics wise the 85^o slant on the mouse makes it comfortable for tracking and there is an unusual 4 levels of adjustable DPI settings for precise and smooth navigation. Unlike most competitors, this mouse comes with a rubber oil coating preventing any unwanted smudging and the rubber texture to scroll wheel and button gives a firm grip as well. The mouse is medium sized and would snug fit the majority of palms without any scope for discomfort. Autley also gives a 60 days money back promise and a 1-year warrant for the mouse, in addition.

What you might like:

• The price tag, which is more pocket-friendly
• 85⁰ slant gives very well in hand feel
• 7 color LED breath light aesthetically makes the mouse very outstanding
• 4 levels of adjustable DPI
• Smudge-free oil coating
• 1-year warranty with 60 days money back guarantee

17. Evoluent VerticalMouse 4 (Right handed/ Left Handed)

A list is very much incomplete without mentioning one product from Evoluent. They had been there, silently in the market over past 3 decades, churning out some of the best innovations in the computer accessories and it will be injustice if we don’t mention the fact that Ergonomic mice are actually designed and patented by Evoluent. Evoluent vertical mouse simply a charm in hand and very pleasing to use with a ton of optimization choices. To add a glance, there is a button for adjusting the pointer speed, two thumb buttons, adjustable optical sensor button, and an extended lip that prevents edge wearing. There is an indicator for pointer speed as well denoted as HI, MED, LOW, and XL. Though the mouse is slightly on the bigger side for an average hand, the metallic texture and sheen finish ensure a fine grip while working. There are 6 programmable buttons which can be personalized using the custom driver software.

What you might like:

• Aesthetics are really good and on par with high-end devices
• There are 6 programmable buttons
• Ergonomically very soothing to handle
• Button clicks are zippy and sound
• Driver software is easy to use
• Brand value

18. Evoluent Vertical Mouse C Series

Now, this is the next level vertical mouse from Evoluent we are going to talk about. The aesthetics share similar features as that of a modern-day home robot, but functional wise this is a smart mouse we are checking on. The body is carefully carved to fit our navigational needs and the grip is best with this mouse. The extended lip of the mouse ensures that your pinky isn’t left out and a tiny thumb rest is also present. There is a four-level pointer speed indicator and a scroll wheel to adjust the same. One amazing highlight is the lighted Evoluent logo giving a fierce look to the mouse and the overall aesthetics blend neatly with your high-end computers. The one catch is that C series mice are wired and that too costs $89, so it’s a tough call for many especially when you could find a wireless version for less than $20.

What you might like:

• The design is nearly flawless
• Pointer speed indicators are present along with a physical wheel to adjust the speed
• Programmable buttons
• Aesthetically of this mice is a thumbs up
• Customer support is amazing

So there you go, 18 best ergonomic mice you could find online. Always look for a pinky rest and thumb rest when you plan to buy a vertical mouse because in extended usage these are two most important features that you might need. The list is never empty, stay tuned for latest releases.