Souris Evoluent VerticalMouse 3 USB Type-A

The Evoluent™ VerticalMouse™ 3 is the third-generation ergonomic mouse designed around the handshake grip to reduce wrist and forearm strain. It uses optical movement detection with a resolution of 2600 DPI, connects via USB Type-A and includes five buttons for common tasks. The design aims to promote a neutral wrist and forearm posture and is based on improvements reported by users of earlier models.

Advantages

The vertical grip lowers pronation of the forearm and helps reduce pressure on the wrist during prolonged use. Optical tracking at 2600 DPI provides precise cursor control for everyday and productivity tasks. Five buttons offer quick access to common functions while the USB Type-A connection ensures wide compatibility with desktop and laptop PCs. The product lineage includes evaluation by medical and ergonomic specialists at the University of California, Berkeley, confirming its ergonomic benefits in that assessment.

Suitable for

• Office work and prolonged computer use
• Users seeking reduced wrist and forearm strain
• General productivity, web browsing and document editing
• Desktop and laptop systems with USB Type-A ports

Key specifications

• Brand: Evoluent
• Model: VerticalMouse 3 (VM3R2-RSB)
• Interface: USB Type-A
• Movement detection: Optical
• Resolution: 2600 DPI
• Buttons: 5
• Weight: 0.189 kg
• EAN: 0852153010548

How to use

Connect the Evoluent VerticalMouse 3 to an available USB Type-A port on your computer. Place your hand in the natural handshake position on the mouse so that the thumb rests on the side thumb area and fingers align with the buttons. Use the primary and secondary buttons and the additional programmable buttons for navigation and shortcuts. Adjust pointer speed in your operating system settings if needed to match your preferred sensitivity at 2600 DPI.

Recommendations

For ergonomic benefit, position the mouse close to the keyboard to avoid reaching, keep the forearm supported, and take regular breaks during extended computer sessions. If you have preexisting wrist or forearm conditions, consult a medical professional for personalized advice before making ergonomic changes.