Equip 245118 ratón universal diestro USB Type-A óptico 3200 DPI

The Equip 245118 Vertical Ergonomic Wired Mouse offers a right-hand vertical design that encourages a natural handshake position to reduce wrist and forearm strain during prolonged computer use. Featuring optical movement detection and a USB Type-A wired connection, the mouse provides stable, responsive cursor control up to 3200 DPI. Its contoured shape and durable construction make it suitable for daily office work and casual gaming.

Advantages

This wired ergonomic mouse reduces repetitive stress by promoting a neutral hand posture and fits comfortably in the palm for precise control. With adjustable DPI settings, six buttons including two thumb navigation buttons, and plug-and-play USB connectivity, it delivers reliable performance without additional drivers. The 1.8 m cable ensures flexible placement while the solid build supports regular use.

Suitable for

• Office work and long computer sessions
• Casual gaming
• Users seeking ergonomic support to reduce wrist strain
• Right-handed users who prefer a vertical mouse

Key specifications

• Model: Equip 245118
• Form factor: Right-hand vertical
• Movement detection: Optical; resolution up to 3200 DPI (switchable: 1200 / 1800 / 2400 / 3200)
• Buttons: 6 (including scroll wheel and 2 thumb navigation buttons)
• Interface: USB Type-A (wired)
• Cable length: 1.8 m
• Color: Black with blue illumination
• Weight: 0.103 kg

How to use

Connect the mouse to an available USB Type-A port; the device is plug-and-play and requires no additional drivers. Position the mouse so your hand rests naturally in the contoured grip, with your thumb over the side buttons for forward/back navigation. Use the DPI switch to select the preferred sensitivity level (1200, 1800, 2400 or 3200) depending on your task for finer or faster cursor control. Use the scroll wheel and the primary/secondary buttons for standard navigation and selection.

Recommendations

For extended comfort, adjust desk height and arm support so your forearm is parallel to the desk and take regular short breaks during long sessions to reduce fatigue. Clean the optical sensor and mouse feet periodically and avoid pulling the cable sharply to prolong device life.