The Ergofy SRM Evolution VS5 vertical mouse allows your hand, wrist, and arm to assume a more relaxed posture. The vertical position of the forearm reduces muscle tension, providing increased comfort. The thumb and index finger guide the mouse in a relaxed manner. Hands and fingers should be as much as possible in a straight line with the forearm. When the hands are noticeably bent outward, it can eventually lead to RSI (Repetitive Strain Injury) complaints. The fingers operate the mouse buttons and scroll wheel at a slight downward angle. This is the wireless version of the mouse.
Adjustable vertical mouse with 2 detachable wrist rests
In addition to reducing muscle tension, the SRM VS5 has other innovative features. The mouse comes with a detachable palm rest. This Ergofy SRM Evolution VS5 ergonomic mouse comes with 2 different detachable wrist/forearm rests. It is personally adjustable, providing optimal support and reducing friction with the desktop. Users experience more comfort and support due to the detachable wrist rest.
Adjustable mouse weight
With this model, the mouse's weight can be adjusted using detachable weights. This is ideal for setting the mouse's weight according to your preferences, strength, and tasks.
Bring the mouse closer to the body
The mouse is still gaining ground on the keyboard due to the increasing use of Windows applications and internet browsing. Mice take up 30% to 70% of PC working time. However, the mouse often has to settle for a marginal place, usually somewhere next to the keyboard. The mouse frequently ends up out of reach of the comfortable range. Here are some tips to use the SRM vertical mouse closer to the body:
- Rearrange your desk and remove items that prevent you from using the mouse as close to you as possible.
- Slide the keyboard aside when using the mouse so that you can mouse directly in front of you.
- Ensure that the arm and hand holding the mouse move precisely along the body. Avoid reaching while using the mouse.
- Do not set the mouse too sensitively, as high sensitivity promotes muscle cramps.
