ProPoint

It's a fantastic mouse for on the go. The only problem was it cost sooo much postage. I had a voucher giving me money off which was good but if I didn't have that, I would have paid close to £200. Not worth it. I would suggest wait for a voucher or a sale.

Small and easy to carry mouse, i would suggest to change the bluetooth pairing to some direct button with indication, then ur sure to beat some pro mouses

Love the propoint as a key part of my portable tech kit, no matter where I go. As a use of the MX Vertical both at home and at office, the propoint is a fantastic mini substitute for it at coffeeshops, meeting rooms and any where else with limited space. Fantastic customer service too - had a problem with the battery and they sent over a 1 for 1 replacement with minimal testing - not a hundred questions designed to make you give up on your warranty. Love it in my kit and will recommend it highly!

Switch off the set up. Not user-friendly.

I have been using the ProPoint mouse almost daily for over five years now (purchased in Dec 2018). When I say daily I mean many hours each day. I cannot rate it highly enough. It's responsive, comfortable, multi-functional, incredibly portable and now utterly essential to my daily life. One of my best purchases over the last decade.

Been using for almost two months now. My wrist pain is gone. Feels great in my hand and easy to use. Took maybe a day to get accustomed to. Will never go back to traditional mouse. Male, 39, wear size large gloves.

Difficult to get setup Customer Support was very helpful. Small for some people
but I love using it and used to holing smaller things. would recommend the pro point mouse.

This mouse is so well-rounded that I think it can compete against the MX Master series as a full-fledged productivity mouse. It does have a learning curve as you need to think of the tilting function in the way of a digitizer-like device, but the fact that this mouse can match hyper-scrolling is amazing.

The tilting function of this mouse is great, although giving it more granular control as with the Z2 (tilting function with adjustable angles, ability to map macros) along with higher DPI, optional wired mode will take this into a gaming product.

I have used the Swiftpoint pen grip mice ever since the original black and red one - and I still use that one. I have a number of these mice, including the Padpoint, Tracpoint and GT. They are a delight to use, a brilliant piece of product design, take up very little space on the desk, are very precise, and can be used all day without discomfort. Running out of charge is never a problem with the rapid instant charge feature, and I can thoroughly recommend them.

Maybe I have not yet given it enough time but I find this difficult to use. I love the size and the idea. But manipulating the mouse is quite difficult.