Lenovo Go Wireless Vertical mouse Office Right-hand RF Wireless + USB Type-A Optical 2400 DPI

The Lenovo Go Wireless Vertical Mouse is a right-handed office mouse engineered to support a more natural hand posture. Its vertical design creates a 45° palm grip and revised finger positioning to reduce strain during long computer sessions. The mouse uses optical movement detection with up to 2400 DPI resolution and connects via RF Wireless with USB Type-A receiver. It has six pressable buttons and a scroll wheel, and is powered by batteries. The product comes in a grey and wood-colour finish and weighs 0.096 kg.

Advantages

The vertical shape promotes a handshake-like grip that helps maintain a neutral wrist position and can reduce discomfort associated with flat mice. With optical tracking at 2400 DPI the mouse provides accurate pointer control suitable for typical office tasks. RF Wireless connectivity with a USB Type-A receiver offers a simple plug-and-play setup and reliable connection. Six buttons and a scroll wheel enable efficient navigation and common shortcut access.

Suitable for

• Office work and daily productivity tasks
• Extended computer use where ergonomic comfort is important
• Right-handed users seeking an ergonomic alternative to flat mice
• Setups using a computer with a USB Type-A port

Key specifications

• Form factor: Right-hand
• Movement detection: Optical
• Resolution: 2400 DPI
• Buttons: 6 pressed buttons
• Scroll: Wheel
• Interface: RF Wireless + USB Type-A receiver
• Power: Battery powered
• Colour: Grey, Wood colour
• Weight: 0.096 kg
• Brand / MPN / EAN: Lenovo / GY51C33980 / 1954779487243

How to use

Insert the USB Type-A wireless receiver into an available USB port on your computer. Install batteries according to the battery compartment instructions, then turn on the mouse if a power switch is present. Allow the computer to recognize the RF receiver; the device is plug-and-play on most systems. Hold the mouse with a handshake-style grip so your palm rests at a 45° angle and use the primary and secondary buttons, scroll wheel, and additional buttons for navigation and shortcuts. Adjust pointer speed in your operating system settings if needed.

Recommendations

For best ergonomic benefits use the mouse as part of an overall ergonomic setup: position your forearm parallel to the desk, keep the wrist neutral, and take regular short breaks during extended computer sessions. Ensure the USB Type-A receiver is placed where its signal is unobstructed for stable wireless performance.