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VicTsing Ergonomic Wireless Mouse

$28

VicTsing's Ergonomic Wireless Mouse offers a vertical design with a comfortable grip, 6 buttons, and adjustable DPI settings, ensuring both comfort and precise control.

Our take

Reliable wireless mouse for comfortable everyday use.

So, I got my hands on the VicTsing Ergonomic Wireless Mouse and, well, it's kind of a mixed bag. First off, the ergonomic design is a win for those of us who spend way too much time clicking away at our desks. It’s got this nice shape that fits well in your hand and keeps your wrist from feeling like it's gonna fall off. But let's be real: if you've got a bigger hand, it might feel a bit small. It's not a deal-breaker, but something to keep in mind if you usually go for larger mice.

Now, the wireless feature is a blessing and a curse. On the one hand, it’s super nice not to be tangled up in cords all the time. It connects easily and stays connected without any hiccups. But here’s the kicker: it uses a USB receiver instead of Bluetooth, so you’re down one USB port on your computer. That might not be a big deal if you’re swimming in ports, but it’s a pain if you’re running low.

On the performance side, it’s pretty responsive and does the job for day-to-day tasks. It’s got adjustable DPI settings, which is fancy talk for how fast or slow the cursor moves. For casual use, it’s perfectly fine, but hardcore gamers might find it lacking. It’s not a gaming mouse, and it doesn’t pretend to be, so fair enough, right? Just don’t expect it to keep up with the latest FPS frenzy.

Battery life is another point worth mentioning. It runs on a single AA battery, and, surprisingly, it lasts quite a while. VicTsing claims it can go for months without needing a change, and from what I’ve seen, they’re not lying. But, you gotta remember to turn it off when you’re not using it, or else it’ll drain faster than you can say “wireless woes.” That’s just the trade-off with most wireless gadgets.

In terms of build quality, it’s decent but not mind-blowing. It doesn’t have that cheap plastic feel, but it’s not exactly premium either. It’s solid enough for everyday use, but if you tend to be rough on your gear, you might want to handle this one with a bit of care. Overall, if you’re looking for a reliable, comfortable mouse for everyday work or browsing, this one does the trick without breaking the bank. Just don’t expect it to revolutionize your tech world.

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