E-YOOSO Large Wireless Mouse for Big Hands, X-31 Cordless Ergo Computer Mouse, 6 Buttons, 5-Level 4800 DPI, 18 Months Battery Life, for Laptop, PC, Chromebook (Black)

love my big space ship ,ouse. works great for big handed people that need the space. battery life great. mouse quality good, buttons work for all; types of poeple .

I have chewed through a LOT of cheap, wireless mice, and this is maybe the best one.At six months in: it's got enough heft to be comfortable without being heavy. It's not overly sensitive, or annoyingly sluggish. It's low-latency in both 2.4Ghz and BlueTooth modes. The scroll wheel works fine, the buttons click like they're supposed to, and it glides smooth and hasn't started falling apart on me, which is better than I can say for anything up to and including Logitech mice. I've been lugging it around in a bag back and forth, tossing it, no special treatment, and it's remained totally functional (although the sticker on the bottom has started to split, it still doesn't catch on the mousepad).If you want a travel mouse that won't give you hand cramps, this is probably your best bet.

When my famous L brand mouse started having problems, it's time to get a replacement, and I know I wanted a wireless mice. This one is cheap, and built for large hands, which makes it pretty comfortable. It has its own transceiver dongle, not Bluetooth, and it works fine. It can also be switched among multiple DPIs. However, the precision at highest DPI seems to be slightly lacking, even with enhanced precision turned on. You have to slow way down to click precisely, and even then it just feels... slightly off. But it is relatively light for its size, and it does have two side buttons that can be mapped.

Perfect fit for my arthritic hand. It is 100x better than the small mouse. My hand doesnt cramp or hurt at all using this on all day.

The E-YOOSO Large Wireless Mouse has been a delightful addition to my computing setup. As someone with big hands, finding a mouse that offers both comfort and functionality can be a challenge. However, this mouse has exceeded my expectations in every aspect, making it the perfect companion for long hours of work or leisure.First and foremost, I have gotten used to using a plain, smaller mouse for years. Once I changed to the larger E-YOOSO mouse, I can honestly say I will never go back! It comfortably accommodates my large hands, allowing for a natural grip and reducing strain during extended use. The contoured shape and smooth matte finish provide a pleasant tactile experience, enhancing both comfort and control.The adjustable DPI (dots per inch) settings are a noteworthy feature of this mouse. With five levels of sensitivity up to 4800 DPI, I can easily tailor the cursor speed to my preference and the task at hand. Whether I'm working on precise graphic design projects or navigating through documents, the flexibility to adjust DPI settings proves invaluable.The six programmable buttons offer convenient customization options, allowing me to assign specific functions or shortcuts according to my workflow. This enhances productivity and streamlines tasks, saving valuable time and effort. The buttons are responsive and have a satisfying click, providing a tactile feedback that adds to the overall user experience.However, I have experienced some occasional issues in the past when using this mouse with a docking station. There were moments of delay and inconsistency in its performance, which were not present when using it directly connected to my device. While this hasn't been a major inconvenience for me, it's worth noting for those who rely heavily on docking stations for their setup.In conclusion, despite the occasional issues with docking station compatibility, the E-YOOSO Large Wireless Mouse remains a delightful addition to my computing setup. Its ergonomic design, adjustable DPI settings, programmable buttons, wireless connectivity, and impressive battery life make it a standout choice for users with big hands. If you're in search of a comfortable, reliable, and versatile mouse that enhances both productivity and comfort, the E-YOOSO Large Wireless Mouse is still a highly recommended option.Pros:- Ergonomic design for comfortable use with big hands- Adjustable DPI settings for customizable cursor speed- Programmable buttons for personalized shortcuts- Seamless wireless connectivity with an ample range- Impressive 18-month battery life- Compatible with various operating systems- Durable construction for long-lasting performanceCons:- May have issues with docking station compatibility

Finally a computer mouse that works and is built for a giant hand like mine here's the measurements, The mouse where you grip it is 2 and three quarter inches wide and it's five inches long It is truly made for large hands I would definitely recommend this. It's very steady on the disk and the buttons are silent

I have large hands and cannot find a mouse that's comfortable to use. On Amazon, when searching, 'mouse for large hands' several are described as being for larger hands, but these claims are often inaccurate and are actually no bigger than others described as 'standard'. And, as we have all experienced, relying on a products stated dimensions in the product's description is risky at best and the Q&A advise of others is almost always a mistake. As a result, I've returned several of these for inaccurate descriptions.For me, this E-YOOSO Large Wireless Mouse, X-31 is a winner based on size alone. At 4 3/4" long and a generous 2 1/8" high, it feels very comfortable and its domed center gives it a substantial feel.However, the manufacturer should address five design features on its next version. In order of importance, they are:1. The left and right buttons are not silent and the constant clicking is annoying.2. The 'go forward' and 'go back' thumb buttons on the left are inexplicably reversed and are counter-intuitive i.e., the front button is for going back and the rear button is for going forward.3. The ring finger support on the right side is too small and feels like a flaw rather than a support.4. The mouse goes to sleep after eight minutes of non-use. Good for saving the battery. But, in order to wake it up, you have to click it, rather than just move it. This repeatedly fakes me out as I think it's not working. (This observation as I move from a wired to a wireless mouse which is always on.)5. In the included written instructions, there is a feature called 'Rate of Return and Adjustment Feature' with no explanation as to what this feature actually does. A web search came up with nothing.