ShortBoard Ergonomic Grip Vertical Mouse Right Handed USB

The Ergonomic Grip Mouse is designed to put your hand in a relaxed, neutral and more vertical position, preventing tension and promoting better posture in your hand, wrist and forearm, with the aim to reduce the onset of RSI and carpal tunnel syndrome.

Research says a vertical hand position is linked with less muscle tension *. Your wrist stays straight and the clicking motion becomes lighter, reducing the force your fingers need to apply.

• Ergonomic vertical 'hand shake' design
• Quiet left and right 'click' buttons
• 4 DPI speed settings
• Blue indicator light (can be turned off)
• Compatible with all OS's
• Plug & play, no drivers required

Quiet click
The left and right buttons have special reduced sound switches without the harsh 'click' you find with most mouse buttons/switches.

Tactile Scroll Wheel
The scroll wheel has a high grip rubber wheel and a light tactile bump feel when used, clicking the wheel engages a free scroll function.

Forward and Back thumb buttons
The buttons under your thumb enable forward/back (next/previous) for speedy navigation.

DPI on the fly
The button behind the scroll wheel changes your DPI settings (tracking speed) on the fly, between 1000, 1600, 2400 and 3200 DPI.
The indicator light below your thumb will flash (if enabled) when the DPI is changed, the faster the flash the higher the DPI.

Stylish indicator light
The blue indicator light can be enable/disable by holding the DPI button for 3 seconds (soft off), there is also a button on the base of the mouse which will enable/disable the indicator light (hard off), if the button on the base of the mouse is turned off the light will always be off.

Wired USB
This mouse has a 1.8 Metre/6 foot braided cable with a standard USB-A plug, no batteries to buy or charge just plug in and use forever.

Plug and Play
No drivers or software required.

Prolonged use of a regular mouse can lead to pain and discomfort in the shoulders, forearms, and hands (Chang et al., 2007 & Andersen et al., 2008). The handshake position of vertical mice keeps the wrist from bending as much to the side while the forearm also turns inward to a lesser degree (Schmid, et al., 2015). This means that muscle activity in the forearm is less than it would be when using a conventional mouse (Quemelo & Vieira, 2013). Research has shown that the use of a vertical joystick mouse ensures a faster recovery from forearm, wrist and hand complaints (Aaras, et al., 2001). And therefore, vertical mice compared to standard mice lead to a healthier and more comfortable way of working.

*(Aaras et al., 2001; Quemelo & Vieira, 2013)