EVESKY
EVESKY MW4500 Wireless Vertical Ergonomic Mouse 1200 DPI 6 Buttons
Vertical ergonomic mouse with a 45-degree design, adjustable up to 1200 DPI and six buttons for comfortable right-handed use
- Vertical 45° design reduces wrist strain
- 1200 DPI sensor with three selectable levels
- Six programmable buttons plus scroll wheel
- Abrasion-resistant finish stays smooth over time
Vertical Ergonomic Design
The EVESKY MW4500 is a wireless vertical mouse built with a 45-degree angle to support a natural handshake posture. It targets right-handed users who want reduced wrist strain during long sessions at a laptop, desktop or Mac. The shape and abrasion-proof finish are made for comfort over extended periods of use.
Thermals Noise and Power
As a battery-powered peripheral, the mouse produces no audible fan noise and generates negligible heat during normal operation. A status LED alerts you when the battery charge runs low so you can recharge or replace cells without interruption. Power draw stays minimal thanks to the efficient optical sensor and three-level DPI adjustment up to 1200.
Poudarki
- Vertical 45° design reduces wrist strain
- 1200 DPI sensor with three selectable levels
- Six programmable buttons plus scroll wheel
- Abrasion-resistant finish stays smooth over time
Specifikacije
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Vprašanja o tem izdelku
How do I install the CHERRY MW4500 mouse, and what step do users often miss?
Insert the USB receiver into a free port on your laptop, PC or Mac; the optical sensor pairs instantly. The step often missed is switching the power slider on the underside to "On" before use.
What maintenance or replacement will the CHERRY MW4500 need later?
The status LED signals low battery charge; replace the AA batteries when it lights. The abrasion-proof surface finish resists wear, and the optical sensor requires only occasional cleaning with compressed air.
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