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 ...

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 ...

When one hears the name Razer, they usually associate it with gaming. Last year, the company branched out into the productivity market with the Razer Pro Type keyboard and Razer Pro Click mouse. To ...

Razer has updated its suite of productivity peripherals with the new Pro Click Mini wireless mouse, the Pro Type Ultra wireless keyboard, and the Pro Glide XXL mouse mat (also wireless). Among the new ...

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TL;DR: Razer's new Pro Click V2 and Pro Click V2 Vertical Edition mice combine ergonomic designs with gaming-grade 30,000 DPI sensors for all-day comfort and productivity. Featuring wireless ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. The Pro Click V2 Vertical Edition has eight programmable buttons and promises a battery life of up to six months. It has a 71.7 degree tilt, ...

I’ve long argued that gaming peripherals double as great work-from-home accessories, but what happens when a gaming company actually makes productivity gear? That’s exactly what Razer has delivered ...

Razer isn’t just a gaming brand anymore — the company is expanding its office and work-friendly peripherals with a series of new updates. Razer announced the new Pro Click Mini wireless mouse, Pro ...

It's not the least bit unusual for Razer to announce a new gaming mouse. But a vertical rodent (like Logitech is prone to release) for both work and play? That's something Razer has never done before.

You say "middle click" like it's a normal thing. I vastly prefer a dedicated middle click button to a clickable wheel - for everything from blender to Inkscape to just pasting, but there seem to be ...