Plima Pocket Ergonomic Pen Mouse Vertical Mouse,DPI 800/1200/1600 Adjustable,Operate thisin a Pen-Holding Manner,Type-C to USB Cable, Support Windows, Android,Linux, Mac OS(Black)

This pen mouse is pretty great actually, former professional photo retoucher turned software engineer and I must say, this pen fulfills a wonderful middle ground for when I want to jump into photoshop and do some masking painting, or trace out a polygon, draw a path, it's great for that, you'd be surprised at how much mileage you can get out of a simple on/off click based pen, the tracking is decent, works at about a max angle of 10 degrees deviation from perpendicular, which is plenty fine for comfortable holding.I do take issue with them placing the MMB (middle mouse button) right where the thumb usually grips onto the pen, which makes using the pen less ergonomic long term but, since the rest of the feature set is so good, I'll figure out a way to neutralize that UX issue one way or another, because this pen is just too useful to get upset about a silly button that I can easily file down, epoxy into static immobility and then just sugru a nice thumb grip into place, then it will be perfect, and for the money it was a bargain. Highly recommend for creatives. The update rate and tracking resolution adjustments are ok, there's one tracking resolution level (the slowest one) where you can work in photoshop on a 32" monitor and it feels precise so no worries there, text selection is leagues more accurate and feels more intuitive than a mouse (which feels like trying to draw or encircle text with a baseball in your hand by comparison). The size is perfect, I just wish they'd placed the MMB (middle mouse button) either 8mm lower or 15mm higher and on consideration I think about 8 to 9mm lower would have been the winning placement, still reachable with precision while out of the way enough to not interfere with creative workflows. Yes you can totally sign your name with this and annotate PDFs, I mean duh! If it's good enough for mask selection painting in PS, then it's obviously good enough for annotations and such.A strong buy, highly recommend!

The media could not be loaded. This pen mouse is quite handy. It feels as smooth as using a fountain pen, without any imbalance issues, and it doesn’t cause wrist pain or strain like other mice in the same price range.Additionally, it’s convenient to carry, just like having an extra pen. When used with a notebook computer on the go, it can be precisely controlled on small surfaces, outperforming portable mice.I believe this pen mouse can serve as a lightweight drawing tablet since it doesn’t require carrying a bulky board. Of course, drawing tablets have more features, so it can’t serve as a direct substitute.Moreover, I saw in the introduction video that it can be connected to a smart TV. Out of curiosity, I tried it at a friend’s place and found it quite effective. Unfortunately, I don’t have a smart TV at home, so I can’t fully utilize this feature.Overall, the functionality and price of this product are excellent value, at least for my needs.

I hate it. It’s too sensitive and not intuitive at all. Maybe it’s good for people w no issues (why would anyone get this idk) but I have nerve palsy of the right hand and I cannot operate this. Unless your hand is very steady, forget this. Very uncomfortable. I had a tough time closing windows on the comp screen, changing tabs in word, and couldn’t shut the comp down using this pen mouse. I hate it. It’s going back. It would’ve been a good price if it was worth it. Design is pretty solid and it connects via Bluetooth pretty well. But no. No no no.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I looked for exactly this type of mouse trying to solve my arm and shoulder problem and it serves the purpose. Value for money:A bit expensiveComfort:It is easy to learn using this pen mouse but I suggest packaging a pen holder with it as it would save time picking up the pen mouse everytime after typing.

I've been using this mouse for a couple hours now and I'm really enjoying it. I have carpal tunnel and so far, it's been working well with no pain. It's easy to use and only took a few minutes to get used to. On top of that, I can switch near seamlessly to my left hand with only a little bit of effort; and that as a lifelong righthanded person with little lefthand dexterity.I've only found two cons so far:1) The double-click thumb button on the side is something I'll never use as it is. I would rather have it be reprogrammable. I have contacted the company but haven't heard back, yet.2) Very minor, but it would be nice if it came with a small cap piece that sits on the table that would hold it upright when you let go to type. Again, very minor and probably something I can make myself.

Good stuff. Suitable for small hands. Need some time to get used to it bit works well. Hope it will last long :P

This mouse pen worked fine for just moving around the mouse and quickly clicking on something, however if you want to press and hold the mouse for uses such as drag and drop, it does NOT work. Whether using the mouse button on the side of the pen or pressing down using the pressure sensitive tip, it will not continuously hold the mouse button down. It only works for clicking once or twice. Returned it.

This is brilliant! For about 15 years I used the iPen wired usb pen mouse. Eventually the wire gave way. All the non-wired pen mouses out there are terribly thick and they don't press down to left-click. This one does, just like my old iPen. It's absolutely what I needed. It's the perfect thickness, too, unlike those others.