R-GO Tools RGOHELELA HE Mouse LARGE left
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Product detailed description
The R-Go HE PC mouse with its round shape for an ergonomic grip allows you to work comfortably and use less force when clicking. Provides full support for your thumb and little finger. This provides a relaxed posture and the little finger does not slide on the surface.
Specification: wired computer mouse R-GO Tools HE MOUSE LARGE left-handed model RGOHELELA.
Product benefits:
- for palm size greater than 185 mm
- round ergonomic shape
- left-handed use
- easy control
- programmable buttons
- minimizes the risk of RSI
- more suitable for larger hands
- extra wide lip along the bottom edge prevents the little finger from rubbing against the table
- full thumb support
Technical specification:
- for palm size: Large
- connection: wired USB 2.0
- cable length: 160 cm
- scanning technology: optical
- resolution: 500/1500/2000/3500 DPI
- installation: Plug & play
- number of buttons: 5
- use: left-handed
- color version: black with silver
- dimensions: 110 x 93 x 79 mm
- supported OS: Windows, Mac, Linux
- package contents: wired mouse
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Additional parameters
| Category: | Mouse |
|---|---|
| Warranty: | 2 years |
| EAN: | 8719274491347 |
| Size mouse: | Large |
| Connection: | Wired |
| Type: | Office, Vertical |
| Determination: | For left-handed |
| Technology: | Optical |
| Button functions: | Changing DPI |
| Power supply: | Via cable |
| Compatibility: | Linux, Mac, Windows |
| Number of buttons: | 5 |
| Properties: | Rubberized, Braided cable, Palm rest lip |
| DPI: | 3500 |
| Color: | Black |
| Cable length: | 160cm |
| Weight: | 200g |
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The Dutch company R-Go Tools designs and manufactures ergonomic computer accessories with a focus on health and prevention. Its flagship products include the HE series of vertical ergonomic mice and compact split keyboards. R-Go Tools products combine superior ergonomics, elegant design, and sustainability to prevent physical pain (RSI) and fatigue associated with working at a computer all day.
