What is an ergonomic mouse?

The mouse is a directing device that controls the movement of the cursor on the computer screen. It is one of the primary computer accessories. In fact, many computer users do not know how to use their computers without the help of their mouse. As a key component of the computer is often used for a long time. Long -term use of mice sometimes leads to problems such as muscle fatigue, inflammation, tense shoulders and elbows and carpal tunnel syndrome. These diseases and computer -related injuries are exactly what the ergonomic mouse is trying to prevent.

The mouse becomes ergonomic if it is comfortable and easy to use, physically and psychologically. But not all mice are like that. Ergonomic mice have been specially designed by engineers, doctors and other experts to reduce fatigue and recurring stress placed on their wrists, hands and arm.

Increased comfort of ergonomic mouse leads to greater productivity for users. Indeed, some ergonomic mice can boast of keeping yourhand in the “optimal work zone”. This position is often charged as "Handshake position" - a term that finds a lot in search of ergonomic mice.

In addition, different products add different functions. Some boast other buttons that are programmable with different features. Some have adjustable sizes, while others accept "one shape fit all the sizes of hands". Some stick to a regular horizontal shape, while others go to "vertical grip". Others still have built -in hand supports, rolling wheels, optical sensors, built -in trackball and soft touch materials.

Ergonomic mouse can also be in the left and right variants, as well as cable and wireless. Many of them are compatible with different operating systems such as Windows, Mac OS X and Linux. For maximum ease and comfort can be an ergonomic mouse associated with other ergonoMice computer devices, including ergonomic keyboards, ergonomic mouse pads, wrist residues and arms supports.