Ergonomic mouse - optical

If the mobility of your hand or wrist is hindered by an injury such as RSI, you can still operate a computer with the Delock ergonomic vertical wireless mouse. This product has an ergonomic shape that allows you to use it with your hand in an upright position. You don't have to twist your hand or wrist, and your fingers can remain in a natural position during operation. This minimizes strain on your hand, wrist, and fingers. Ideal for people suffering from RSI or those who want to prevent this condition. This Delock model is wireless, has an optical sensor with a sensitivity of up to 1000 dpi, and is designed for right-handed users. WirelessThe Delock ergonomic vertical wireless mouse does not require a cable connected to a computer's USB port. Instead, the accessory comes with a nano USB receiver. This tiny receiver establishes a wireless connection with the device, weighs no more than 2 grams, and protrudes only half a centimeter from a free USB port. This gives you complete freedom of movement, without any obstruction from wires. The bandwidth used is 2.4 GHz, and the maximum range is 10 meters. Battery LifeIf you use a wireless model, you naturally want to know information about the device's maximum battery life. After all, you don't want to suddenly be confronted with a non-working mouse while performing an important task on your computer. This is especially important with this product, as it does not come with a docking station or adapter to charge the battery when it's not in use. However, you do have the option to select three different power-saving modes. This allows you to extend the battery life by several hours when the battery starts to run low. An AA battery is included with this product. However, it is wise to keep an extra battery on hand. Plug 'n playConvenient for users who are not very computer-savvy is that this product is a so-called plug 'n play model. You do not need to install any software or drivers before you can use the accessory. It's simply a matter of plugging the nano-receiver into a free USB port and ensuring that there is a charged battery in the mouse. You then simply turn on the accessory, and it's immediately ready for use. The computer will automatically recognize the mouse. The functionality of the four buttons and the scroll wheel will also be immediately set to their standard functions. Ask a product question