Lenovo is known for its professional, minimalist aesthetic, especially when it comes to PC peripherals. The Lenovo Go Wireless Vertical Mouse follows that tradition with an appealing corkboard material on a vertical grip that looks just as good on a desktop as it does on the table of your local coffee shop. But this ergonomic mouse doesn't do quite enough to warrant a $49.99 asking price and unseat more traditional options like the Microsoft Ergonomic Bluetooth Mouse. Handsome in Cork The Lenovo Go only comes in one color scheme, a near-gunmetal gray (Lenovo calls it Storm Grey) with a corkboard grip. It looks good in hand, and its neutral coloring helps it fit into almost all desk lineups. The mouse measures 2.44 by 4.09 by 2.48 inches (HWD) and weighs less than a quarter of a pound, which makes it small enough to toss in a backpack, but it might be cumbersome for people with larger hands. The vertical design is a good fit for most hand sizes, although left-handed individuals wil...
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.
Corkboard material is comfortable; Stylish, compact modern design; Vertical grip is comfortable for long periods of use; DPI button; Built-in dongle storage
Expensive given build quality; Lacks rechargeable battery; Needs dongle to pair to any device