PenPoint

This is a very unique mouse that is easy to handle and it reduced the pain on the wrist. At first it is really difficult to use but after spending some time you get use to it.

I have been using vertical mice for over 10 years and was recently on the hunt for a new one that wasn't too large in my hand. I have been using the DELUX Ergonomic Wireless Mouse with USB Receiver and Removable Wrist Rest most recently, and have been pretty happy with it. Then came this mouse.
This is more like holding a pen than a mouse. It is much smaller in person than it appears in many of the photos. I like the positioning of the buttons for the most part, but you do have to move your finger back and forth between the left and right mouse buttons since one is in back of the other. The wheel placement is okay but it is not clickable. It would have been nice if the mouse wheel could be clicked and use as the right button instead of the right button being behind the left (front) button.
I highly suggest that you watch some product tutorial videos of this mouse in action, it will help a lot. I love the feature where you can tilt the mouse on its side and use it as if you were pointing on a touchscreen, flicking and scrolling on the desk to navigate. It is one of my favorite parts about this mouse. The software for customizing it is also great.

I'm a geek and a professional Tech; this is slick. You get functionality (watch the video!!!) that works out of the box and I've connected it to android phones, tablets, surface books, and a mac. FLAWLESS. I was a huge skeptic, but I literally JUST ORDERED THE PRO VERSION at full price -- no "vine" program. I thought it was a one-off, goofball product that might be over-hyped. NOPE. This is cool and functional all day long. BONUS: pull it out at work or anywhere else and you get a lot of "what in the world???" comments. That's fun.

I'm in love! I'm in love with a mouse - the Swiftpoint PenPoint Ergonomic Mouse & Office Health Software. It feels unfamiliar as I'm learning new habits of what to click but after using I clearly notice a strong improvement in my mouse hand which feels so much more relaxed and youthful than my left hand! Simply amazing.

This mouse is built really well and quite cleverly. It is easy and less awkward to make all the new movements as compared to traditional palm-sized mice included the ergonomic ones. I love the tilt feature for moving/scrolling. I am using it with my Microsoft Surface Pro LTE newest version and also noticed that it is more responsive when casting to my HDTV than the Bluetooth mouse I was using; I see no delay in the casting image as compared to the Surface screen image. This is also a huge unexpected plus I was not anticipating.

I had to practically wrestle my coworker to get this mouse back after letting her try it. She ended up ordering one that day as she's always looking for the best ergonomic devices. I was surprised at her reaction for a moment but after using it myself I can understand the excitement. In short, the Swiftpoint Pen Point mouse is surprisingly comfortable even for larger hands and does a great job at preventing any carpal tunnel flareups after prolonged use. This is really all I was looking for as I was skeptical of the design and not really sure that my longer, fat fingers would fit. Thankfully they did and now I have a great portable, blue tooth-capable, ergonomic mouse. It even worked flawlessly with my new M1 MacBook Air 2020.

Battery life is decent as I've yet to charge it again after a few days to a week of use. The rapid charge feature is nice to have as well though I'm not completely smitten with the wireless USB charger dongle as I'm worried about losing it then not being able to find a replacement. Overall as the PenPoint mouse offers a sleek, portable, ergonomic and novel computer mouse experience (forces you into a neutral position as confirmed by my coworker) I would definitely recommend it, especially if you suffer from carpal tunnel.