Lenovo Go Multi-Device Mouse Reviews & Tests

Expert review by : Francisco Lahoz (pcmag.com)

Lenovo Go Wireless Vertical Mouse Review

The Lenovo Go Wireless Vertical Mouse is about as stylish as it is comfortable, but some missing features keep it from being the ergonomic mouse it should be.

Oct, 2022

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Expert review by : Nikita Achanta (tomsguide.com)

Lenovo Go Wireless Vertical review: An inexpensive wrist-saver

A little to love, a little to dislike

Very comfortable ; Easy to get used to ; Onboard dongle storage ; Intuitive software

No Bluetooth ; Divisive design ; Uses disposable batteries ; Windows-only software

Very comfortable and easy to get used to, the Lenovo Go Wireless Vertical is an affordable solution for wrist pain. Its vertical design encourages a natural wrist alignment, and it comes with a slot to store the dongle. You can use the companion...

Nov, 2024

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Expert review by : Daniel Rubino (windowscentral.com)

Review: Lenovo Go Wireless Vertical Mouse cures your sore wrist

If you spend a lot of time in front of a desktop PC, your wrist may get sore from using that mouse all day. Have you thought about going vertical? In our latest review, Lenovo's new $34 Go Wireless Vertical Mouse gets a fair shake.

Super comfortable, easy to get used to ; Light, fast, with up to 2400 DPI ; Blue optical sensor ; Simple (optional) software ; Unified Paring Dongle (2.4GHz)

Scroll wheel click is a bit too soft ; Questions about cork durability ; No Bluetooth ; No left-handed version

Bottom line: With excellent performance, an ergonomic grip, a 2.4GHz dongle, this affordable mouse is perfect for those who work on spreadsheets or punch data all day.

Dec, 2021

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