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Nikita Achanta

Lenovo Go Wireless Vertical review: An inexpensive wrist-saver

A Lenovo Go Wireless Vertical mouse.

Do you sit at a desk for eight or more hours a day and experience discomfort in your hands? Me too. That’s why you need a vertical mouse as it’s more comfortable than a traditional mouse. How about the Lenovo Go Wireless Vertical?

This mouse is mighty comfortable, thanks to the vertical design which reduces pressure in your wrist and arm — and it can help prevent repetitive strain injuries (RSI). Its USB-A dongle can be stored inside the device itself, and three of the six buttons are fully programmable via the user-friendly companion software. The Go Wireless Vertical is far from perfect though. It’s sure to draw eyeballs to your desk because of its unique/divisive design as most of its body is made of UV-coated cork. There’s no Bluetooth connectivity either, and the mouse uses disposable batteries.

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