Verna™ Wireless Vertical Mouse
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Verna™ Wireless Vertical Mouse
Verna™ Wireless Vertical Mouse
Verna™ Wireless Vertical Mouse
Verna™ Wireless Vertical Mouse
Verna™ Wireless Vertical Mouse
Verna™ Wireless Vertical Mouse
Verna™ Wireless Vertical Mouse
Verna™ Wireless Vertical Mouse
Verna™ Wireless Vertical Mouse
Verna™ Wireless Vertical Mouse
Verna™ Wireless Vertical Mouse

Verna™ Wireless Vertical Mouse

An upright grip that holds your wrist the way it rests. Six buttons, wireless, nothing to install.

$94.99
Color - Black
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Built to one standard

Six buttons. Silent clicks. Wireless out of the box, no software, no setup.

A flat mouse asks your forearm to twist, and then to hold that twist for eight hours. Verna doesn't. Your hand sits upright and open, the way it rests when you aren't asking it to do anything.

Six buttons where your fingers already are. Wireless, with nothing to install. Black, white, or dusty rose.

Specifications 
  • Grip angle: 55° vertical 
  • Connection: Bluetooth + 2.4GHz wireless receiver (dual-mode)
  • Operating range: 10 m
  • Sensor: optical, 1600 DPI, 3 adjustable levels
  • Buttons: 6
  • Scroll: touch wheel
  • Switch life: 3 million clicks
  • Switch type: silent click
  • Dimensions: 69 × 113.9 × 83.4 mm
  • Weight: 68 g
  • Material: ABS
  • Battery: 500 mAh lithium, USB-C
  • Charge time: 1–1.5 hours to full
  • Battery life: up to 2 months per charge

Verna is right-handed only. There is no left-handed version, for now.

It suits most adult hands. If you use a mouse with your fingertips rather than your whole palm, the upright shape will feel more different to you than it will to a palm user, and the adjustment takes a little longer.

Expect about a week before it stops feeling unfamiliar.

Measured, not just claimed
THE EVIDENCE
The best direct study is from 2013, published in Ergonomics. Sixteen people, standard mouse against vertical, forearm rotation measured with electrogoniometers and muscle activity with EMG. Forearm pronation fell from 42 degrees to 28. The same study found people were slower on the vertical mouse, and concluded that training and familiarisation are required; which take about a few days. It's the best research that exists. Verna changes the angle your forearm holds all day. That change is measurable. What it does for you specifically, you are about to find out.
IN USE
Quiet By Design
Silent switches, a grip that asks nothing of your wrist, and one less thing on the desk demanding your attention.

Frequently Asked Questions

About a week for most people. The first day or two feels clumsy, particularly for precision work like selecting text. Research on vertical mice found the same thing: less forearm rotation, but slower pointing until you adjust. It passes.

We do not make that claim. Studies have measured less forearm rotation and lower wrist extensor muscle activity with a vertical mouse, but a 2015 study found it did not reduce carpal tunnel pressure in people who already had the condition. If you have wrist pain, see a doctor. Verna changes the angle your forearm sits at, and that is all we will tell you it does.

No. Plug the wireless receiver into a USB port and it works. Nothing to install, no account, no configuration.

We ship to the United States and Canada. Delivery is typically 8 to 12 days. You will get tracking as soon as your order leaves.

Send it back within 15 days. Given that the adjustment period runs about a week, we would rather you took the time to actually find out.

Yes. Windows, macOS, and most Linux distributions. Connect to it and it works, with no drivers on any of them.