Nulea Ergonomic Vertical Mouse Wired with 11 RGB Backlight and 6 Buttons

Not gonna lie, this is very comfortable. The difference is immediately felt. Very easy on the wrist. I spend minimum of 8hrs on a computer for my work and this feels very good. Plug and play makes this a very easy install, no batteries needed. Very responsive and cursor can be adjusted easily by the button next to the wheel. Well made and quiet operation. I personally like the colors, I know other don't, but this was a plus for me.

I purchased it in 2024 as my first vertical mouse and this is quite literally the best one I ever purchased. I like the color scheme, the RGB, the material, and the pinky rest which I had no idea how much I needed until this mouse. The angle, which is 57, is ideal for me and moves smoothly on the mousepad. The clicks are not silent but also not loud which is completely fine. It is very comfortable for my Small-to-Medium Hands and I can grip the whole mouse just fine without issues. 2 years later, it is still in great condition. I bought 3 other vertical mice including the wireless rechargeable version from this same company (Nulea MD280) because I wanted a wireless one, but none of them compare to the comfortability of this mouse. The Nulea MD280 was unfortunately a bit big for my hand and it doesn't have a good pinky rest like this mouse does. I really really wish they take this exact version but make it wireless and rechargeable. Sure, they have a wireless version of this exact one, but it uses batteries which I do not want to deal with. For $20, this mouse is fantastic and well worth it for small to medium hands. Every hand is different of course, so keep that in mind.

I stopped having wrist pain after using this and cannot recommend enough. I'm a software developer so I spend about 8 hours a day on the computer. I highly recommend this ergonomic mouse for anyone who is similar. I thought it looked pretty weird but it only took a day to adjust to the new feel. It's wired and large, so it can be a bit hefty to pack up. But its very comfortable, and scroll wheel is great. I've used it for over a year now and had no issues. Only complaint is the lights turn on everytime I plug it in, wish there was a setting to just keep them off.

This is my first time trying a vertical mouse, so I can't speak to how it compares to others on the market, but so far I like it a lot. It's very comfortable to rest your hand on, and it has all the functionality of a traditional mouse (including forward and back buttons) so I don't feel like I'm missing out on anything by using it. I don't think I'm quite as accurate with it as with my old mouse (at least not yet), but it's not a steep learning curve; within two minutes I was browsing the web as normal without really thinking about it. For the price, the build quality and featureset is surprisingly good. The soft-touch finish and metal scroll wheel make it easy to forget that it's not a more expensive name-brand product. There are a few minor details that let it down a little, however: - There's no configuration software or on-board memory, so they mouse is reset any time it loses power. You can choose between 4 DPI levels with the button behind the scroll wheel, but there's no indication of which option is selected and you'll be back to the default as soon as you unplug it or turn off your computer. You're better off just changing the pointer speed in your OS. - The LEDs are fun, but there's so many different patterns that you probably won't bother to cycle around to your favorite every time. Mine also has a strange uneven pink hue in the white mode which detracts from the look somewhat. It feels like the lighting was added mostly for the sake of the product photo. That said, you can hold down the top button to turn it off if you want (at least until you unplug it, sigh). - The base is a little bit smaller than the full size of the mouse, so I sometimes tilt it over to the left unintentionally. It's not a huge problem but I'm not sure why the base couldn't be slightly wider to prevent this. Despite the flaws, I think this is a great mouse for someone that wants to try out a more ergonomic design without spending too much. The clicks click, the scroll scrolls, and the size seems like it would work for most people.

The Nulea M504 is my third type of ergonomic mouse I've used (I've also used the wired Anker Vertical mouse and the wireless Cherry MW4500). What I like: + I LOVE the RGB. It looks nice and there are a lot of modes to choose from. As others have said, you can disable the RGB as well by long-pressing the light button, which is super helpful if you're using the mouse with a computer that has USB ports that are constantly powered (as mine are) or if you plan to use it at work. + The scroll wheel FEELS significantly higher in quality than the two aforementioned mice, especially when clicked. It's by far the widest of the three ergonomic mice I've used. Scroll wheels tend to be the first point of failure in mice for me, so we'll how long it actually lasts. + All buttons have a nice tactile feel and aren't too noisy. + The mouse is light and easy to use. About the same weight as the Anker, but significantly lighter than the Cherry. + The mouse curves out slightly at the sides, giving your arm a little bit of support. The Cherry does this too, but the Anker does not. What I don't like: - The backwards/forward buttons are almost flat against the side of the mouse, making them a bit difficult to find with your thumb sometimes (definitely the hardest to locate among the three ergonomic mice I've used). - The mice buttons are only rated for three million clicks; this is on the lower end for durability, I believe. As somebody who uses their mouse a TON for work, we will see how long it holds up. For me, if I get a year and a half or more out of a mouse before the left/right click buttons fail, I'm happy. The mouse is warranted for 18 months, but Nulea looks like a new company and time will tell how good their customer support is. Other things to note: * This mouse is definitely on the smaller side among ergonomic mice. I measured my hand as somewhere around 7 1/2 inches and the front of my index/middle fingers are almost passing the left & right click buttons. On the Anker and Cherry, those fingers rest comfortably on those buttons. I've attached a photo showing the size difference between the Nulea and Cherry.

Pros: vertical, meaning you hold it differently which can be good for those with arthritis or carpal tunnel syndrome. Cool lighting effects (can be changed or turned off if desired). Several different buttons supposedly good for gaming. Metal wheel, does seem to be better than the usual plastic one. No loud clicky sound when buttons are pressed. Moves smoothly across a flat surface. Soft feel (silicone-covered with ridged surface). Cons: larger than any other mouse I’ve had, making it more difficult to handle (I have long fingers & generally a larger hand than most women but it was still a struggle to hold properly). The ‘cool cycling colors’ I found to be distracting rather than cool. There is a longer learning curve to be able to properly use/handle it, so be forewarned it’s not your usual grab & go type of mouse. I am a gamer myself but haven’t found a viable use for all the possible button configurations yet (seems a little bit overkill to me 🤷🏼‍♀️). I realized early on that it works very well on a flat surface (with or without a mouse pad) however it does tend to get glitchy if the surface has any lumps, bumps or wrinkles. Also, it doesn’t turn off when the computer shuts down therefore you must turn off & on the color option each time you boot up or shut down. Summary: it’s a nifty mouse with all the bells & whistles making it look like a fun addition to your computer setup, however in my opinion it’s a bit over-the-top for a simple pointing device. I’ll admit it’s got some good points & I have to say the price was good but if you’re going to try a vertical mouse, you might be better off with a smaller more ‘basic’ one before you decide if you truly want/need one.

This is easily the best mouse I've used, and I've done a fair amound of experimenting of the years. I recently returned a similar mouse with similar lights that was "okay" but it was a bit heavy and bulky, but my biggest gripe was the scroll wheel was slippery, and way too easily pressed down annoyingly activing auto scroll. -- The scroll wheel on this mouse is awesome. I love that it is 'wide,' much easier to scroll, and is positioned a bit closer the end of the left and right click buttons. Beyond that, the right/left click button have just the right response, and has a quality feel and sound. Regarding size, at least for my medium to large hands, it's just about perfect, not too bulky, has a surface skin that is I guess a kind of matte finish and the ridges do assist in comfort to my suprise. Lastly, to me, it looks more high end than even the marketing pictures. We'll see how the durability holds up, but even if it last a year, I'm good with that and would just buy another. Very satisfied with this purchase. It makes me curious if they have other products like keyboards, etc.

PROS: Disco lights coming out of the base. Many kinds of neon lights. Change the color of these lights as well. Wired, so you don't have to replace the batteries every few weeks. Wired, so you don't have to worry about connectivity. Movements and ergo features are precise and smooth CONS: It does not teleport me from my desk to the beach with hot babes

La verdad el material es de muy buena calidad, los colores y demas se ven muy bien, no hace mucho ruido los botones, es comodo (si tienes manos grandes como lo han mencionado muchos aqui), pero es bueno, te acostumbras rapido, si acaso el pero si alguien se lo quiere poner es que se queda prendido la luz del mouse aun el equipo en reposo, la verdad no me afecta, pero habra a quien le afecte, pero eso es de cada quien.

レビューもいいし値段も高いので間違いないだろうと思って期待して購入しましたが、かなり使いにくかったです。縦型のマウスは元々使ってたのでホールドは問題ないのですが、ポインターが思ったように動いてくれないのと、クリックしてもグラつく感じで一回でクリックできなかったりとかなりストレスの溜まるものでした。 半額以下の安いエルゴノミクスマウスの方がよっぽど使いやすかったです。

I have a big hand an this mouse fits me perfectly. It took me a while to get used to it, coming from a conventional mouse but I won't go back. Mouse is light, feels good in hand, clicks are not loud, rather quiet I would say, connection is brilliant, I find button positioning ideal for my gaming needs. I find it very comfortable for long hour usage. I find its shape very ergonomically tought. My hand doesn't sweat and doesn't slip. Seems to be made out of quality materials. Used it for a month and so far I am very happy. I had many issues with conventional mouses in the past, not a geek but had a few over 30 years of computing. Is a good product, give it a go.

Souris optique au design particulier, proposant une verticalité afin de gagner en ergonomie. Cela permet de reposer le poignet et de pouvoir travailler plus longtemps et sans trop ressentir de fatigue en comparaison avec une souris classique. Les effets lumineux sont assez discrets et la couleur rose de la souris est très pâle. Un bouton de rétro-éclairage est présent sur la partie haute de la souris afin d'activer ou non les effets lumineux de la souris (11 modes d'éclairage sont possibles). Dessous ce bouton, on retrouve deux autres boutons. Leur placement est idéal. Les DPI varient de 800 à 3200, ce qui est trop peu pour certains genres de jeux vidéos. La prise en main est agréable mais demande un certain temps d'adaptation. Elle glisse bien sur mon tapis de souris. Elle est globalement bien finie et les boutons sont assez silencieux à l'usage.

Buen precio buena calidad . Me gusta