Plima Pocket Ergonomic Pen Mouse, Vertical Mouse - DPI 800/1200/1600 Adjustable, Operate in Pen-Holding Manner, Type-C to USB Cable, Supports Windows, Android, Linux, Mac OS (Black)

This is brilliant! For about 15 years I used the iPen wired usb pen mouse. Eventually the wire gave way. All the non-wired pen mouses out there are terribly thick and they don't press down to left-click. This one does, just like my old iPen. It's absolutely what I needed. It's the perfect thickness, too, unlike those others.

I hate it. It’s too sensitive and not intuitive at all. Maybe it’s good for people w no issues (why would anyone get this idk) but I have nerve palsy of the right hand and I cannot operate this. Unless your hand is very steady, forget this. Very uncomfortable. I had a tough time closing windows on the comp screen, changing tabs in word, and couldn’t shut the comp down using this pen mouse. I hate it. It’s going back. It would’ve been a good price if it was worth it. Design is pretty solid and it connects via Bluetooth pretty well. But no. No no no.

I absolutely love this mouse it’s so easy to use. I recommend it it’s about the size of a regular pen or mark I have no complaints. You have to watch out when you put it next to other pens lol but other than that it’s amazing.

I don't recommend it. You might it's easier as a regular pen to use, but no, same as a mouse in complication

I wanted to use something outside a computer mouse as a video editor. This works perfectly as an introductory item to something like a Wacom tablet.It’s a great price and works great with my MacBook Pro.

This mouse pen worked fine for just moving around the mouse and quickly clicking on something, however if you want to press and hold the mouse for uses such as drag and drop, it does NOT work. Whether using the mouse button on the side of the pen or pressing down using the pressure sensitive tip, it will not continuously hold the mouse button down. It only works for clicking once or twice. Returned it.

The best pen mouse on the market. Well build, easy to use. Support bluetooth

First, it is radically bad at finding the surface. Other optical mice easily adapt to almost any surface. This device requires a specifically mouse-friendly surface. Something with a uniform criss-cross fabric pattern works reasonably well. So for 90% of my circumstance not even close to usable.It also has an odd problem with click operations, as though it's firing off multiple rapid clicks when I've only hit the button once. Again, this makes it impossible to do many basic operations. So, I give up. I like the pen mouse concept, but this is a poor execution of that concept.