BakkerElkhuizen Evoluent Vertical Mouse Standard VMS Mouse (BNEEVSR/VMS-R)
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BakkerElkhuizen Evoluent Standard är en ergonomisk vertikal mus utformad för användare som tillbringar mycket tid vid datorn. Den vertikala designen minskar belastningen på handled och underarm, vilket gör den idealisk för personer med RSI-problem eller handledssmärta. Musen kräver dock en inlärningsperiod och är mindre lämplig för intensiv spel.
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This mouse is perfect for anyone who does a LOT of mousing! The hand positioning is great, the software works well and it makes the mouse highly customizable, beyond the windows mouse adjustments. I've been using this type of mouse for years! They hold up exceptionally well and when I needed one for working from home, there was no hesitation at all!
This mouse is perfect for anyone who does a LOT of mousing! The hand positioning is great, the software works well and it makes the mouse highly customizable, beyond the windows mouse adjustments. I've been using this type of mouse for years! They hold up exceptionally well and when I needed one for working from home, there was no hesitation at all!
Colleen Bee
27 mars 2022
Horrible product, clearly not fully Windows compatible, cheaply made and feels like it! Do waste your time or money!
Horrible product, clearly not fully Windows compatible, cheaply made and feels like it! Do waste your time or money!
mselyk
16 februari 2022
I use it for the work and it is very ergo to prevent wrist pain
I use it for the work and it is very ergo to prevent wrist pain
Anonymous
5 januari 2022
I had my previous version of this mouse for many years of faithful service, until it started double-clicking sometimes when I single click. I got this replacement and expect another few years of service from it. It's well built and puts the hand/wrist/forearm in the most ergonomic position. Pair it with a split keyboard and you're good to go! The one thing, on the right side of the mouse is a thumbrest, but I tend to grip the entire mouse, which is not as ergonomic. For best results, make sure you use the thumbrest, it's a little awkward at first but you'll get used to it.
I had my previous version of this mouse for many years of faithful service, until it started double-clicking sometimes when I single click. I got this replacement and expect another few years of service from it. It's well built and puts the hand/wrist/forearm in the most ergonomic position. Pair it with a split keyboard and you're good to go! The one thing, on the right side of the mouse is a thumbrest, but I tend to grip the entire mouse, which is not as ergonomic. For best results, make sure you use the thumbrest, it's a little awkward at first but you'll get used to it.
J. Lohse
28 december 2021
One of the only left handed ergonomic mice available. The Logitech (almost vertical) MX has a more luxurious feel, but isn't left handed. Being completely vertical, this takes some getting used to. Thankfully there is a lip on the bottom to hold your pinky and keep it from dragging the desktop. This mouse is lightweight and easy to move. I don't like that its a 3 button mouse (plus the click of the scroll wheel). Switching between Windows and Linux requires recalling when to use the left button and when to use the middle one. Worst issue is while my mouse at home works fine, a second one at work occasionally has the problem of the pointer jerking off in random directions when I wasn't physically moving the mouse. I replaced the work version but the new one does the same thing.
One of the only left handed ergonomic mice available. The Logitech (almost vertical) MX has a more luxurious feel, but isn't left handed. Being completely vertical, this takes some getting used to. Thankfully there is a lip on the bottom to hold your pinky and keep it from dragging the desktop. This mouse is lightweight and easy to move. I don't like that its a 3 button mouse (plus the click of the scroll wheel). Switching between Windows and Linux requires recalling when to use the left button and when to use the middle one. Worst issue is while my mouse at home works fine, a second one at work occasionally has the problem of the pointer jerking off in random directions when I wasn't physically moving the mouse. I replaced the work version but the new one does the same thing.
CB
22 december 2021
