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EZ Minicute Mouse

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The EZ Minicute Mouse is available as a Wired (Right-Hand only) or Wireless Vertical style of mouse, for left or right-hand users. Eliminate forearm twisting.

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Supports Hand in a Relaxed Handshake Position

The EZ Minicute Mouse is a vertical style of mouse used to eliminate forearm twisting.  The placement of the thumb scoop allows the user to achieve a relaxed handshake position grip.

The EZ Minicute Mouse is recommended for use in injury prevention and for people with wrist injuries, to encourage forearm and wrist pronation.  The EZ Minicute Mouse assists those who have gripping issues.

 

Alternative Spellings: vertical mouse, easy mini mouse, ease mouse, minimouse, eazy minicute mouse, ezy mouse, ezi

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Suitable for: Right or Left-Hand Users

Perfect shape for Medium and Large Hands

Mouse Anatomical Position: Inwardly Rotated Arm Position and Straight Wrist

4 Buttons, including Scroll Wheel

Dimensions:

  • Width: 70mm
  • Depth: 120mm
  • Height: 70mm

Connectivity:

  • Wired (Right-Hand Only)
  • Wireless via USB Plug & Play Nano Receiver (included)

Wireless Frequency: 2.4 GHz

Maximum Operation Distance (Wireless): Up to 10 metres

Resolution:

  • Wired: 1600 DPI
  • Wireless: 400, 800, 1600 Adjustable DPI

USB Plug & Play Connection

Compatibility: Windows XP or later; Mac OSX 10.4 or later

Colour:

  • Body: Black
  • Buttons: Silver

Warranty: 1 Year

Recommended for:

- prevention of excessive pronation of the wrist when mousing.  This will inturn reduce overuse of the forearm extensor muscles.  Overuse of the forearm extensor muscles can cause lateral epicondylagia.

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