Keychron - M5 Wireless Ergonomic Mouse

Made some reviews, not sure what you'd call my grip but I added some pics/vids as well as gameplay. [https://www.reddit.com/r/MouseReview/comments/1k0r1k6/keychron\_m5\_vertical\_mouse\_gaming\_performance/](https://www.reddit.com/r/MouseReview/comments/1k0r1k6/keychron_m5_vertical_mouse_gaming_performance/)

There are two reasons people buy gaming mice. 1) RGB, Lamborghini-Esqe styling, gimmick bullshit 2) Low weight, Ergonomic, high performance sensors The Keychron m5 already seems to get most things right, i really wish this mouse was more “viper pro” inspired but with a new vertical ergo shape rather than starting from the more gimmicky pro-click line.

I said cubital tunnel, not carpal tunnel, learn to read Cubital tunnel is your elbow, while carpal tunnel is your wrist. Totally different body part. And most people with mild cubital syndrome don't know why they have pain It took years for me to get bad enough I had to seek out medical attention, but lots of people have low grade problems. Keychron m5 and razor pro click v2 vertical edition are good ergonomic gaming mice

Got my M5 a few days ago! Absolutely love it, im far more precise with it than my regular mouse

Keychron m5 cheapest vertical gaming mouse, yes you can use it for gaming because it has a good specs

The only good vertical gaming mice are the razer pro click v2, keychron M5, hansker vertical gaming mouse.

I can't tell if a vertical mouse helps with your hand pain. But I had pain in my forearm, and it's gone completely after going vertical. If you want to try it, I recommend a Keychron M5. It's more like a vertical gaming mouse. The Logitech Vertical MX/Lift are more for office use.

I have the new Keychron M5 since a few days. I don't know what's the best vertical mouse is, but at least it has a thumb scroll wheel... PixArt 3950 sensor, up to 8 k polling rate, wireless, $/€ 70. What bothers me a bit is that the mouse has 5 profiles, but no button to switch between them. This is only possible in the “launcher”.

Just switched from the gxt144 rexx to a keychron M5. The angle is really similar between these two. Really comfortable overall. However the gxt 144 rexx has an additional groove that lets my ring finger rest on it. The right button on the keychron goes down further and I keep hitting it with my ring finger which is used to not being near a button. Still a solid mouse though, I'd jump on it if you can catch them back in stock.

I know I'm a day late, but the Keychron m5 Vertical is in stock right now, and their software looks like it would let you based n the screenshot of it on their website. I actually just bought one myself since it's 50 dollars cheaper than the Razer one, with a higher polling rate sensor.

I just got one and am really enjoying it. Not quite as premium feeling as I'd like, but zero complaints about the performance.

Oh sorry, the M5 vertical one.

I don't have super high standards, just needed something comfortable with a better sensor than the cheap $20 vertical mouse I had been using. The M5 is definitely a comfortable grip position, though the shell is a little plasticky feeling. The sensor is superb so no complaints there. Maybe wish the scroll wheel had an infinite scroll or something but it gets the job done.

Keychron mouse?, you have the choice between 1k to 8k polling rate and still have the functionality/your preferred design,shape of a office mouse. The M5 itself is concidered like the best practical vertical gaming mouse atm. better that the razer by miles. Bonus, No software to install. No buggy LG hub or Synapse ect. And no Cheap Omicron switch. so would not have double click issue after a few week or month. Even if realy. people would just learn to change the switch to quality one.