TRELC Vertical Ergonomic Optical Mouse - Review

As someone who spends hours each day working on a computer, I know firsthand the pain and discomfort that can come from using a traditional mouse. That's why I was excited to try out the TRELC Vertical Ergonomic Optical Mouse with 6 Programmable Buttons, 800-3200 DPI, Removable Palm Rest & Thumb Buttons - a mouse designed specifically to reduce wrist pain and provide better support for your hands.

Right out of the box, I was impressed with the design of the TRELC mouse. The vertical shape felt comfortable in my hand, and the removable palm rest and thumb buttons allowed me to customize the mouse to my own preferences. It took me a few minutes to adjust to using a vertical mouse instead of a traditional one, but once I did, it felt much more natural and comfortable.

One of the features I appreciated most about the TRELC mouse is the adjustable DPI levels. With four different levels (800, 1200, 2400, and 3200), I was able to adjust the mouse's sensitivity depending on my needs at the moment. When I was doing some detailed work that required precision, I switched to a higher DPI level. When I was browsing the internet or doing something that required less precision, I switched to a lower DPI level. The mouse responded quickly and accurately to these changes.

Another feature that I liked about the TRELC mouse is the colorful RGB LEDs that light up the trim of the mouse. It's not a hugely important feature, but it does add a bit of fun and personality to the mouse. And if you're someone who likes to customize everything, you'll appreciate that you can choose your preferred color using the driver software.

Speaking of driver software, the TRELC mouse also has programmable buttons. You can customize all six buttons according to your own preferences using the software that comes with the mouse. The nice thing about this feature is that the programmable data is saved on the mouse – meaning that even if you unplug it and move to a different computer, your settings will still be there.

One downside to the TRELC mouse is that the programmable buttons don't work on Macs. If you're a Mac user, you'll still be able to use the mouse, but you won't be able to customize the buttons in the same way. Additionally, the forward and backward buttons won't work on a Mac. For Windows users, though, these features work great.

In terms of reducing wrist pain and providing better support for your hands, I think the TRELC mouse does a good job. I noticed a significant decrease in wrist pain when using this mouse compared to my traditional one. The vertical shape of the mouse reduces the torsion of the forearm and wrist that can occur with a traditional mouse. And the inclusion of the palm rest and thumb buttons allow you to customize the mouse to your own preferences and find the most comfortable position for your hands.

Overall, I think the TRELC Vertical Ergonomic Optical Mouse with 6 Programmable Buttons, 800-3200 DPI, Removable Palm Rest & Thumb Buttons, Reduces Wrist Pain, RGB Vertical Mice Wired for PC, Desktop, Laptop (Wired) is a great option for anyone who spends a lot of time working on a computer. It's comfortable, customizable, and reduces wrist pain – all important factors when it comes to choosing a mouse. The only downside is that it doesn't work as well with Macs, but for Windows users, this is an excellent choice.

TRELC Vertical Ergonomic Optical Mouse

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