Razer Pro Click V2 mice are for designed for all-day productivity with gaming precision

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Razer's latest mice are ergonomic productivity mice built with gaming-grade technologies. The new Razer Pro Click V2 Vertical Edition and Razer Pro Click V2 are designed with ergonomics and all-day usage in mind, so comfort is at the top of the list. However, with the fantastic Razer Focus Pro 30K Optical Sensor, you're still looking at a pair of productivity mice with impressive gaming capabilities.

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The new Razer Pro Click V2 Vertical Edition, image credit: Razer.

The Razer Pro Click V2 Vertical Edition ($119.99 USD) is the company's first wireless vertical mouse, with a 71-degree angle that "mimics a natural handshake grip, reducing strain during prolonged use."

A vertical mouse is considered one of the most ergonomic and comfortable options for prolonged use. With Razer's fantastic sensor, which has a maximum sensitivity of 30,000 DPI and a 550 IPS rating, and mechanical switches rated at 60 million clicks, it will be interesting to see how the vertical orientation fares when gaming.

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The new Razer Pro Click V2, image credit: Razer.

The more traditional Razer Pro Click V2 ($99.99 USD) features a more conventional design; however, the 30-degree tilted angle also provides a more neutral and comfortable grip that mimics your hand's natural resting position. Both Razer Pro Click V2 mice are wireless, with months of battery life, five-way multi-device connectivity, and Razer Chroma RGB lighting zones for an additional dose of gamer style. Both also include Razer HyperScroll Technology, the company's free-spin scrolling tech we've raved about in previous reviews.

The Razer Pro Click V2 duo is the company's first mouse line-up to integrate Razer AI Prompt Master. This feature streamlines the prompt process via a simple button press. It offers access to third-party AI services like ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot, with options to quickly rephrase, summarize, and even create personalized prompts and shortcuts. Think of it like AI macros.