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Kensington Wireless Mouse Review 2024-Ergonomic Vertical Wireless Mouse

Posted on the 01 April 2024 by Manu Chakraborty

Kensington Wireless Mouse Ergonomic Vertical Wireless (K75575WW) and 2.4GHz USB Receiver, Grey/Black

The Vertical Wireless Mouse will give you a whole new perspective on using a mouse. The wrist and hand are kept in a more neutral and comfortable position during a handshake by the natural, form-fitting curves. For further support, there’s an expanded little finger rest.

Kensington Wireless Mouse Review

About Kensington Wireless Mouse

Kensington ergonomic vertical wireless mouse
Kensington ergonomic vertical wireless mouse
  • An angled slope is used by an ergonomic vertical mouse to maintain your wrist in a neutral handshake position, which relieves pressure on soft tissues and enhances wrist and forearm posture for increased comfort and support of the muscles.
  • Mouse dimensions 4.38 inches long and 2.74 inches tall.
  • The greater muscle group can operate more smoothly and comfortably with extended lip support for your little (pinky) finger.
  • Plug-and-play USB-A nano receiver; 2.4GHz wireless communication with a range of 33 feet/10 meters; storage box to protect the nano receiver when not in use.
  • For web page browsing, there are four button controls: left, right, forward, and back. A scroll wheel makes scrolling easy.
  • The DPI button allows you to choose from a variety of optical sensitivity (DPI) settings, offering accuracy in any setting: 800, 1200, 1600, 2000, and 2400.
  • Battery conservation is aided by the On/Off switch and Auto-sleep feature (one AA supplied); activated auto-sleep, which wakes up with a mouse click if it is not used for more than a minute; The mouse enters a deeper sleep if it is not used for more than 10 minutes; to wake it, click a button or use the scroll wheel; When the battery is low, the low-battery indication light turns on.
  • plug-and-play, requiring neither drivers nor software; suitable with Chrome, Mac OS X, and Windows; A USB-A (female) to USB-C (male) adaptor would be required (not supplied) because certain MacBooks only have USB-C.
  • TAA-compliant.
  • Compatibility: Chrome, Mac OS X, and Windows.
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Product information

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What’s in the box

  • vertical mouse
  • USB-A nano dongle
  • 1 AA battery
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Kensington Wireless Mouse Features

  • Six-button mouse includes back, forward, left and right botton.
  • Scroll wheel
  • Five DPI settings(800/1200/1600/2000/2400)

Customer Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars based on 2,138 reviews on Amazon

Top Customers say

Customers like the comfort of the mouse, saying it has a good ergonomic vertical feel to it. They say it feels good and looks good. However, some customers have reported issues with the scrolling and buttons. They mention that the scroll wheel is jumpy and the mouse clicks very loudly. Opinions are mixed on performance, quality, ease of use, fit, and value.

 Very comfortable and functions well-

Purchased to replace another brand of trackball input devise. Wanted to avoid the stresses that have led to carpel tunnel in the past. This works very well.
Takes a day or two to get used to it’s height (moving hand around on desk I he’d to learn to avoid hitting this). But I had tried another brand that was only slightly taller and could not stop knocking that one – how frustrating. This Kensington has not been a problem at all. Tracks well, Very responsive. Comfortable to rest the hand on; buttons function well. —-**Northwest ELF

 Good mouse, easy to use-

This mouse is comfortable for me to use for extended periods and works well. I no longer have to put on a thumb/hand support to keep from getting grip problems, which happened using a non-vertical mouse. I love the design of this, the thumb rest on the bottom of the left side and the finger rest on the right side. It’s comfortable, and accurate. This is the best mouse I have ever used, and I have used many. I am pleased with my purchase and would buy again.—— **ringztrue

 Nice ergonomic mouse, lags a little-

Works well, feels comfortable. Only issue is that it kind of lags, sticks. Best way to explain is when I choose a place to drag the mouse to, it’s not precise and goes past the desired location or stops just before. This happens a lot and is frustrating. It never happened with my previous mouse so I presume it’s this particular type. ——-**Melesa

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FAQ

  • How do I connect my Kensington wireless mouse?

    Simply insert the wireless USB receiver into your device and you’ll be up and scrolling quickly as the mouse driver will download and install automatically.

  • Is Kensington a good mouse?

     Yes, it is very comfortable to use and have had no problems with its performance (ie. response time, accuracy, etc).


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