Are vertical mice comfy?

the one YOU posted? no

this one is
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I have the exact same model. Comfy as fuck

This is a cheap vertical mouse by Anker, the one in OP's pic is the Evoluent and is like three times more expensive but totally worth it.

Holy shit! just look at the size of his hand.

Seriously thought I scrolled past one of these. I was all, muh niggskis.

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>Look mommy, a giant!

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I bought this IXCC vertical mouse super cheap, like $10. I think it's more of a diagonal mouse to be frank, so there's not a lot of retraining to do. My only gripe is there seems to be the tiniest bit of lag (maybe all wireless suffers from this?) so it's not for gaming, but it's fine for general office work. It has absolutely saved my wrist at work, and maybe staved off carpal tunnel for another few years.

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what cutting board with?

I've got two of the anker ones and they work great.

no, they're gay though. there's a guy at work that uses one and he's definitely a fag.

Quads confirm, but Evoluent mouse it's way superior.

It's a wrist rest.
It's cheap, but ergonomically it's the same. It's weird to use. Raising your thumb for back buttons. Get tiring. Also your scroll finger orientation changes. It's weird, and I can't get used to it. My hands are normally sized.
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Smoking will make your dildo go limbo.

Yes they are.
It's important to have the proper angle though.
Lots of cheap ones don't have a aggressive enough angle to relieve stress on your rotary cuffs/wrists/tendons

This is a mass produced example of a non ergonomic angle and merely for looks.

OP's image is a ergonomic angle.

Wash your hands sometimes nigger

Another example of a non ergonomic angle.
Or as the poster commented a "diagonal mouse".
Vertical mice are more like OP's image.

The wrong angle can even increase pain.
You want to be able to do a straight thumbs up.

It's not the most functional for gaming but for that I use a gamepad.
For work though I use a vertical mouse.

I'm pretty sure you'll get carpal tunnel using it long term because of the way you have to grip it

Eh, porn does that already

Cut those fucking nails, holy shit

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I was seriously considering getting one for work because I found myself elevating one side of my mouse pad to emulate the feeling of one to ward off wrist pain, but then I saw the light and started using the keyboard for most things (i3, vimperator), and the trackpoint for most pointy stuff. Now I only use a mouse for the occasional video gaming session, seldom enough that I'm fine using a regular mouse. I'm a cheap fuck and feel bad spending 50 € on a mouse, otherwise I'd buy one. Maybe when my current mouse breaks.

I use a vertical for work and a regular for computing at home. Keeps my wrists from dying and is pretty easy to use. I would not recommend verticals for gaming, but it's not impossible to do so. Like others have said there is a learning curve.

I have the wired version of this one: anker.com/products/variant/Ergonomic-Wireless-Vertical-Mouse/A7809012

Jesus Christ, clip your nails and give your hands a scrub. Nasty ass hands right there.

dumb niggers in this thread going for diagonal mice instead of conical dildo mouse, baka

Thing is the diagonal mouse actually decreased strain on my wrist considerably. It is indeed ergonomic, just perhaps not as therapeutic as a full blown vertical mouse. Each according to their own need user.

I just use a trackball. Works fine.

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I didn't know those things existed.

fuck just tried to vertical my mice and my Carpal tunnel syndrome got fixed instantly

Definitely is. Recommend you keep the other normal one for gaming and the vertical for the rest.