Ergonomics has come a long way since the original computer mouse was first patented in 1970. What was originally a device (patented by Douglas Engelbart) with two wheels working concurrently to ...

Razer is one of the best places to go for gaming mice, but Logitech still dominates the productivity side of the category. The black-and-green behemoth is closing in on Logitech territory with the new ...

Razer has expanded its mouse lineup with two new ergonomic mice, the Pro Click V2 and the Pro Click V2 Vertical. The Pro Click V2 is simply an update to the original Pro Click model, while the Pro ...

On April 24, 2025, Razer launched the Pro Click V2 series, and the Razer Pro Click V2 Vertical Edition stole the spotlight as the company’s first vertical mouse. Priced at $119.9,9 this mouse promises ...

If you are looking for a good gaming mouse that is also great for productivity, check out the Razer Pro Click V2, which is currently available at an all-time low price with a 20% discount on Amazon.

Razer has finally entered the vertical mouse game with their new Pro Click V2 Vertical Edition, and it's been a long time coming. For those of us who've dealt with wrist pain from traditional mice, ...

The computer mouse has long had a standard design, but lately, companies have been breaking the norm and introducing mice with vertical configurations. Now, Razer has introduced its first-ever ...

Razer just ruined the majority of computer mice for me. I tried out the company’s new Pro Click V2 Vertical Edition, an ergonomic computer mouse with a vertical orientation, and I can never go back.

The Razer Pro Click V2 is available in two versions. One of them has a vertical design and is also intended for the office. Razer is launching its very first vertical mouse. With an angle of 71.7 ...

It’s expensive, and the Synapse app could be easier to use, but the Razer Pro Click 2 is well-designed and comfortable to use. Its programmable buttons will be useful for many people, and advanced ...

Zwift has announced a new generation of its Click controllers with expanded functionality, and we’ve got our hands on a set. The Zwift Click v2 controllers take inspiration from (and replace) the ...