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The MediaRange Ergonomic 6-button wireless optical mouse for right-handers (Model MROS232) is a black RF wireless mouse designed for office use. Its vertical shape positions the forearm and wrist naturally to reduce muscle strain. The mouse connects via RF wireless interface and offers Plug & Play compatibility with common operating systems. It features an optical sensor with 1600 DPI resolution, six press buttons including a scroll wheel, and runs on batteries. The design includes a thumb rest and thumb recess to provide a stable grip during extended use.

Advantages

The vertical ergonomic design promotes a natural hand posture, which can reduce tension in the wrist, forearm and shoulder area. Six-button layout and a scroll wheel provide standard navigation and control functions. RF wireless connection enables a cable-free workspace and quick setup via Plug & Play. With an optical sensor at 1600 DPI and up to 10 G acceleration, the mouse delivers precise cursor control suitable for office tasks.

Suitable for

• Office work and general computer use
• Extended desktop sessions where ergonomic support is needed
• Right-handed users seeking a vertical ergonomic mouse
• Users who prefer a wireless RF connection

Key specifications

• Model: MediaRange MROS232
• Form factor: Right-hand, vertical shape
• Movement detection: Optical
• Movement resolution: 1600 DPI
• Buttons: 6 (including scroll wheel)
• Interface: RF Wireless
• Acceleration: up to 10 G
• Colour: Black
• Power: Battery powered
• Weight: 0.086 kg

How to use

Insert the required batteries and connect the RF receiver to a free USB port on your computer. The mouse uses Plug & Play, so it should be ready to use without additional drivers on most operating systems. Hold the mouse with a natural, vertical grip so your thumb rests in the thumb recess and your forearm aligns with the hand. Use the six buttons and scroll wheel for standard navigation and control. Adjust pointer speed from the operating system settings if needed.

Recommendations

Use the mouse with a relaxed, vertical hand position and take regular short breaks during long work sessions. This posture can help prevent or reduce strain-related conditions such as carpal tunnel syndrome, lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow) and tension in the shoulder and neck area.