Updated 20 Oct 2026
Is the Razer Pro Click V2 Vertical Edition worth it?
Yes, if you work and game on one mouse.
It has a comfortable vertical shape and a fantastic build, and its sensor and click speed are good enough for gaming, which most ergonomic mice aren't. The scroll wheel doesn't tilt or free-spin, it has few side buttons and it's heavy at about 150 g. Some testers found the palm brushes the desk and the buttons are stiff with a relaxed grip.
Good to know
- Heavy at about 150 g.
- The scroll wheel doesn't tilt or free-spin, and there are few side buttons.
- The buttons can feel stiff with a relaxed grip.
- Bluetooth can be slow to wake.
- Comfortable vertical shape
- Fast, accurate gaming sensor
- Fantastic build
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Get it if…
- You want one vertical mouse for work and games.
- You'd like a vertical mouse with a top gaming sensor.
Skip it if…
- You mostly work: the Lift is cheaper and lighter.
- You scroll long documents and want a free-spinning wheel.
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How we reached this verdict
RTINGS names it its best ergonomic gaming mouse: a comfortable vertical shape, fantastic build and remarkable sensor and click latency, but no tilt or free-scroll wheel and few side buttons. Engadget tried it and liked the build, but found the palm pinched against the desk, Bluetooth slow to wake and the buttons stiff with a relaxed grip, so it didn't make its picks.
We compared independent expert reviews with the manufacturer's specifications, then checked it's sold at a major retailer where you live. We don't test products ourselves.
Sources: RTINGS, Engadget, T3, Razer, RTINGS, manufacturer specifications.
Updated 20 Oct 2026How we decide