You should still be able to toss it in a bag and its wireless design is great to use in tighter spaces without being bothered by a dangling cable. The forward and back buttons are perfect on the knuckle and end of your thumb, so rocking back and forth on them is effortless.

However, for very fine movements requiring precision, my left hand is still, without a doubt, my better option. Despite my dislike of the forward and back button positions, I am impressed with the ergonomics of the Anker 2. The Anker is a great budget option, but Evoluent has the advantage of being programmable, along with the extra buttons. You gently push it towards the keyboard with the flat of your hand and pull backwards with your thumb. Note that there's a variant of this mouse with a rechargeable battery, which comes with a charging cable.

However, you can't really program its six buttons, but they're still useful for more fluid web-browsing.

The mouse enters power saving mode (power is cut off completely) after 8 minutes idle and is awakened by pressing the right or left button.Simply put, I wore out the scrolling mechanism in my non-Anker branded ergonomic mouse I use for work.

Anyone else any solution (and NO, I don’t want to use third party software for solving Ankers problem)? Most people find that it only takes a few minutes to get used to this new type of mouse and can often feel pain relief immediately (compared to a normal mouse).Enters power saving mode (power is cut off completely) after 8 minutes idle, press right or left button for it to wake. I like the shape of the Anker -- Which you can find here -- and how the LED light is displayed through a stripe on the side. The Logitech Lift and the Anker Wireless Vertical Mouse are wireless vertical mice designed for office and productivity, but the Logitech performs much better overall.