GXT 144 Rexx Vertical Gaming Mouse

SI, venia de una tendinitirs que me dolia la muñeca, termine en el kinesiologo, un amigo me recomendo probar con mouse vertical, y nunca mas tuve dolor, y noto que si vuelvo a usar mouse comunes a la media hora empiezo a tener dolor de vuelta. Este: https://www.mercadolibre.com.ar/raton-ergonomico-para-jugadores-usb-2400-dpi-6-botones-bayo-ii-trust-color-negro/p/MLA38722191? SI tenes presupuesto este: https://www.mercadolibre.com.ar/mouse-mx-vertical-ergonomico-inalambrico-logitech-color-negro/p/MLA12866866? O este que es mas gamer, tiene mas dpi: https://www.mercadolibre.com.ar/mouse-gamer-vertical-trust-rexx-gxt-144-negro/p/MLA15252008? Tengo los 3, con ninguno tengo dramas.

[I liked the Hansker Performance better](https://www.reddit.com/r/MouseReview/comments/1jgps81/comment/mnot8po/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button). Hansker is quite big, although its smooth shape should accommodate different hand sizes. Wrist might float. If you don't mind (stiff) wire: I find GXT 144 Rexx pretty comfortable. LOD is high and not adjustable. There's also Zelotes C18, it is very vertical (maybe too much so). I used fingertip grip with it, quite heavy though. IIRC LOD is also high and not adjustable.

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.