Mouse Evoluent VerticalMouse C Right cavo USB Type-A

The Evoluent VerticalMouse C Right Wired USB Type-A is an ergonomic right-handed mouse with optical movement detection, five push buttons and a scroll wheel. Its upright neutral shape reduces forearm twisting and is intended for prolonged computer use, helping to alleviate wrist discomfort. The mouse connects via a USB Type-A cable and is available in black and silver.

Advantages

The patented vertical design supports the hand in an upright posture to minimise forearm rotation and reduce strain. The redesigned body offers a more relaxing grip with a larger lip to support the little finger. On-board pointer speed adjustment and top-mounted LEDs provide quick control and status feedback, while the illuminated Evoluent logo adds discreet lighting that turns off in sleep mode. Configurable software lets you assign functions to five buttons for increased productivity.

Suitable for

• Office work and data entry where long periods of mouse use are required
• Users seeking an ergonomic right-hand mouse to reduce wrist or forearm strain
• Graphic and CAD tasks that benefit from precise optical tracking
• Environments using desktop computers with USB Type-A ports

Key specifications

• Form factor: Right-hand
• Buttons: 5 push buttons
• Scroll: Wheel
• Movement detection: Optical
• Interface: Wired USB Type-A
• Colours: Black, Silver
• Model / MPN: VMCR

How to use

Connect the mouse to an available USB Type-A port on your computer. Position your hand so it rests naturally on the upright body of the VerticalMouse with the thumb on the side grip and the fingers over the primary buttons and scroll wheel. Use the pointer speed button behind the wheel to change sensitivity on the fly; refer to the top LEDs to confirm the selected speed. Install the Evoluent Mouse Manager software to customise the five buttons and adjust any available settings.

Recommendations

For best ergonomic benefit, adjust your chair and keyboard height so your forearm is approximately parallel to the desk and your wrist is in a neutral position. Use the software to map commonly used functions to the side buttons to minimise keyboard reach.