Evoluent VMDLW VerticalMouse D Right Hand Ergonomic Wireless Mouse (Large)

Evoluent VMDLW VerticalMouse D Right Hand Ergonomic Wireless Mouse (Large)

Evoluent's ergonomic VerticalMouse D Wireless Mouse gently supports your right hand in an upright neutral position. The patented shape prevents you from twisting your forearm like you usually do with an ordinary mouse.

Avoids Forearm Twisting For Comfort

The ergonomic shape supports your hand in a handshake position. Since 2002, users continue to report that Evoluent VerticalMouse provides superior comfort and even relieves their wrist pain.

Extended Lip Prevents Rubbing

An extra-wide lip along the bottom edge prevents the last finger from rubbing the desk.

Easy-To-Reach Thumb Buttons

Smartly-placed thumb buttons are both within easy reach at the top and bottom of a contoured thumb rest.

Adjustable Pointer Speed

A button behind the wheel enables quickly changing the pointer speed to suit different tasks: select a higher speed (higher DPI) to make the pointer move faster for general use; select lower speed (lower DPI) to make the pointer move slower and more precisely for drawing, photo editing, etc.

Pointer Speed Indicators

Up to four lights show pointer speeds from slow to fast: slow speed or low DPI for precision work such as photo editing or drawing; fast speed or high DPI for quickly moving across the screen for general tasks.

Laser Sensor

A laser sensor ensures reliable tracking on most surfaces.

Magnetic Cover

The receiver can be stored behind a magnetic battery cover.

Copy/Paste and Much More

Configure the buttons to perform nearly any function you wish — such as Copy or Paste — with fewer clicks and mouse movements.

Excel Horizontal Scroll

Scroll horizontally in Microsoft Excel by pressing a thumb button and rolling the wheel.

Smart Scrolling

Dramatically varies sensitivity per notch in response to the speed you roll the wheel, from slow-and-precise all the way to hyper speed for blazing through long pages.

Eye Comfort Control

Quickly lower your screen’s brightness to help reduce eye strain by simply rolling the mouse wheel. Easily change the brightness of the screen as your ambient light level changes.