Name: Ergonomic Mouse ZLot Vertical Gaming Mouse
Brand: Zlot
SKU: 629e67c9851b7f0d0a361ef4
Rating: 4.0 (49 reviews)

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Specification:
Button number：6 buttons + 1 joystick = 11 keys
Tracking System: optical
USB cable length: 1.8m
Working voltage/current: 5V/100mA
Button life: 10 million times
Roller life: 1.2 million turn
Product dimensions: 110*72*76.5mm
Product weight: 170g
Resolution: 1500-2500-4000-7000-10000DPI(5 adjustable levels and Customizable sensitivity)
Rate of return: 125-1000Hz
Marco function brief :
◎When macros enter from the “Key N” option, the selected macros are activated on the left button. For example, if you set the Key 4 as ABCD, when you press Key 4, the left button means ABCD.
◎Select another key to close macro, which means “Close Key N”. When you turn on N macro, the mouse light will stay on. The light will become normal setting color when you turn off N macro.
◎If entered from the assigned macro, select which button as the assigned macro to press on which button. For example, if you set the Key 4 as ABCD, the function of Key 4 means 1234.
◎The configuration file has 2 groups. You can select one button as the configuration file to switch to group 2 or directly drive the setting. The light of the group 2 configuration file is always on blue by default. You could set it as any other color.
◎You can set up to 32 left clicks in the armoury, and the cursor can be adjusted with each click. Y+ moves the cursor upward, Y- moves downward, X- moves left and X+ moves right.
System requirements:
Windows XP（x64）/Vista/7/8/10/Linux
An available USB port
Package Contents (attachment) :
Mouse x1 Instructions x1 Foot mat x1
Driver disk x1 （Update software please visit the official website:switch to English language by clicking "English" on page）

Consumer Reports

This mouse places the forearm, wrist, and hand in a “handshake” position, greatly reducing stress in the forearm. When properly oriented, it reduces wrist extension, too. Note, however, that the natural position with the front facing forward requires slight extension. The model features 11 programmable buttons, five dots-per-inch settings, and a matte finish that feels comfortable under the fingers and palm. On top, you’ll find a mini joystick, handy for gamers but potentially annoying for others because it springs into action with a slight bump. No left-handed option is available.For more options: “The Best Ergonomic Mouse for You”

A dedicated gaming mouse for the gamer dad is a must, and this Zlot Vertical Gaming Mouse should stand up to all his expectations. It snags superb marks across the board for ergonomics, accuracy (measured by accuracy of clicks-on-target in a test), and efficiency (measured by efficiency and ease of clicks-on-target). The model comes with 11 programmable buttons, five dpi (dots per inch) settings, and a matte finish, which means comfort in the palm of your hand. If that weren’t enough, it also reduces stress in the forearm, and when properly positioned, it can reduce wrist extension, too. Game on, Dad. For more options: Best Ergonomic Mouses

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  I purchased this mouse as a potential replacement for a wireless vertical mouse that I'm trying to get replaced under warranty, but don't know if that's possible. So I was hoping that this would be a better alternative since it only cost $10, but I find this product disappointing at $17.  Here are the Pros: - It's a vertical mouse, so it greatly reduces hand and wrist strain, including Carpal Tunnel Syndrome - It has a pair of nice LED light strips near the bottom edge of both sides - It has four high DPI settings; I'm used to 1600 DPI from my old mouse, so 3200 is too high while 2400 isn't too bad after dropping down the Windows mouse speed setting a couple of notches (it was maxed) - When using the DPI cycling button, the LED strips change to a specific color to indicate the speed, as described in the included "instructions" booklet: 1200=blue, 1600=dark purple, 2400=red, 3200=light purple (though 1600 and 3200 are very similar to my eyes); my old mouse didn't have any indicator showing the current DPI setting, but since the color-specific light on this mouse is only momentary, it's not all that useful - The scroll wheel has little bumps on it to ensure that your finger can easily roll it, which is enhanced by the fact that only light pressure is needed; my old mouse's wheel is fairly slick and requires significantly more pressure - The wheel clicks with relatively light pressure as well, another nice difference compared to my old mouse since I use it fairly often - The texture on the mouse has quite a nice, soft feel to it that I find pleasant - It's wired, so there's no need to replace batteries or recharge it  With all of those Pros, it may seem odd that my overall rating is a 3. So let's look at the Cons, in order of personal annoyance: - The soft texture on the mouse makes it very difficult to pick up and move; even with a higher DPI setting, I still need to "reset" the location of the mouse every so often due to two high resolution monitors, so the slickness makes this more difficult than necessary - The mouse is significantly heavier than my old mouse, so relocating it is even more difficult - The bottom of the mouse has a sharp 90º edge that makes it even more difficult to relocate the mouse using a "tilt and slide" maneuver that I got used to using with my old mouse since it's bottom edge is beveled and smooth - The mouse's top edge is too tall for me to use with my desk's slide-out keyboard tray; I have the lay this mouse down on its side so that it doesn't get jammed under the desktop's board and cause problems closing the tray, and even then I have to lay it down a very specific way so that it doesn't get scraped by the bracket that joins the parts of the desk together! - The feet on the bottom of the mouse are significantly less slick than my old mouse, so moving the mouse around requires more physical effort; this was immediately noticeable and disappointing, though I find it less noticeable after a few hours of use - The LED strips only show the color of the current DPI setting for about four seconds, then they begin cycling through the same four colors, so finding out the current DPI setting means cycling through all four again - The included "T-20 PROGRAMMING Vertical Game Mouse [ Instructions ]" booklet provides no instructions whatsoever, instead offering only the basic labeled diagrams and list of specifications in multiple languages that you get with any modern device from China, with 50% of that content also listed on the box it comes in  To sum up, the only things that make this a "gaming" mouse are the DPI settings and the LED strips that provide very little functionality or flexibility

Wired Vertical "Gaming" Mouse

Good mouse, not so good software

 More importantly it needs positioned lower down the side by a quarter of an inch, so that you can maintain a grip on the mouse. The click function on the joystick is also hard to use because it moves the mouse with the amount of pressure that is required, but this would beess an issue if the stick was more on the side of the mouse, as you could then clamp the mouse with your palm and push on the stick.  [Edit] I figured out my macros issue. The issue is bad English

 I do not need another WASD function on the mouse and would rather map the joystick to the arrow keys, but you seems you cannot. I tried creating custom macros for up, down, left, and right to no avail.  The joystick is positioned in an awkward position, such that you cannot be accurate with the mouse and also use the joystick. The joystick needs to be shorter, like the hat on a Thrustmaster flight stick, but flat, like it currently is, but with grip

  The joystick is positioned in an awkward position, such that you cannot be accurate with the mouse and also use the joystick. The joystick needs to be shorter, like the hat on a Thrustmaster flight stick, but flat, like it currently is, but with grip. More importantly it needs positioned lower down the side by a quarter of an inch, so that you can maintain a grip on the mouse. The click function on the joystick is also hard to use because it moves the mouse with the amount of pressure that is required, but this would beess an issue if the stick was more on the side of the mouse, as you could then clamp the mouse with your palm and push on the stick

An otherwise nice mouse, if only its software would function.

TLDR: No diagonal movement on joystick, bad extra button layout, subpar software, extra sensitive, lots of potential. Needs an upgraded design.  This mouse is on the right track but there's some improvements that would move it from okay to best mouse ever.  Ergonomics 5/5 It is really comfortable to use once you get used to it

Needs an Improved Sequel

Wheel has become unresponsive after only 9 months

After I started getting wrist pain I looked up an ergonomic mouse an decided to try one out. This one over all is decent but there are some design issues that while I dont like them someone else may. -Pros Decently long enough cord Mouse buttons have a decent click response rate and click feedback which I enjoy DPI is really good RGB is fine not too bright. It is precise but just takes some practice Weight is good for me, it's a bit heavier that most mice but not too cumbersome

 -Pros Decently long enough cord Mouse buttons have a decent click response rate and click feedback which I enjoy DPI is really good RGB is fine not too bright. It is precise but just takes some practice Weight is good for me, it's a bit heavier that most mice but not too cumbersome. Joystick is a nice feature but I dont need/use it -Cons My main issue is that the forward/back buttons are below your thumb where they should be above. That is just a not good design

 Joystick is a nice feature but I dont need/use it -Cons My main issue is that the forward/back buttons are below your thumb where they should be above. That is just a not good design. You have to stretch your thumb down and that is not ideal. Scroll wheel is sturdy but periodically the scroll action is not recognized The joystick click button is too hard to activate the action

 Should just be textured plastic Other -I dont use their software or macros as I dont need it so it's not included in the rating  Overall is a nice piece of hardware and if they were to correct the design flaws they would have a true 5 star winner from me. I would say this is more 3 1/2.

 Joystick is too far away from your thumb to effectively use in fast response gaming let alone normal use. Rubberized coating i dont like and is already peeling. Should just be textured plastic Other -I dont use their software or macros as I dont need it so it's not included in the rating  Overall is a nice piece of hardware and if they were to correct the design flaws they would have a true 5 star winner from me. I would say this is more 3 1/2

A gamer review

 Too low to reach with your thumb and also so low that they can be easily triggered if you happen to catch the side of your KB. I had to disable them (a rare win for the software since I did it in the global settings.)  The adjustable DPI is a nice feature, that works well, but it can also prevent you from using a second mouse as the sensitivity setting will not match up if you switch devices. I don't hate it, but I would like something better

As far as ergonomic wired mice go, this one feels and works pretty well. As others have called out, the software is pretty cludgy. It works at a basic level, but also always asks for elevated perms on each reboot. I tried to get the application specific settings to work, but it appears to not actually detect the active app

It's good for the price...

Too slippery and slides in your hand

Oct 2022: The scroll wheel stopped responding sometime after the 6-month point. Otherwise, the mouse worked well.

Alike other reviewers, scroll wheel stopped working after about 6 months

  * The three plastic film strips under the mouse easily come off. Fortunately, this does not noticeably increase the friction between the mouse and my mouse pad. It actually feels a little easier to move the mouse, so I am not sure what is the purpose of these strips except perhaps to keep whatever they are covering clean.  +++ Neutral points, for your information +++ * The DPI setting appears to be more about cursor movement speed

+++ Positive points +++ * The parcel arrived one week before its estimated arrival time. This was much appreciated.  * The mouse is comfortable to use even after I had used a horizontal mouse for many years. It took a few days to get used to

 It actually feels a little easier to move the mouse, so I am not sure what is the purpose of these strips except perhaps to keep whatever they are covering clean.  +++ Neutral points, for your information +++ * The DPI setting appears to be more about cursor movement speed. Opposite to what I expected, higher DPI settings move the cursor *faster*. However, Microsoft says the same thing (https://support

  * The mouse is comfortable to use even after I had used a horizontal mouse for many years. It took a few days to get used to. Now, around 2 months later, it is so easy to use. While I used a horizontal mouse, my wrist would crack often when I moved it, but with the vertical mouse it barely cracks, if at all

Big improvement from my horizontal mouse. Reprogrammable buttons increase productivity

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