Mouse DeLOCK 12599 RF Wireless Right-hand 1600 DPI

The Delock 12599 is a right-hand wireless vertical mouse that connects via a compact USB RF receiver which can be stored in a compartment on the underside during transport. The mouse uses 2.4 GHz wireless technology with an operating range up to 20 metres and offers an ergonomic upright grip to reduce forearm rotation, making it suitable for preventive use or for users with early-stage RSI symptoms.

Advantages

The vertical, right-hand form factor keeps the hand in a more natural position to reduce pronation. Three adjustable DPI levels up to 1600 DPI allow sensitivity adjustment for different tasks. The mouse has four press buttons and a scroll wheel, operates on batteries and works on most surfaces. Its compact RF receiver stores inside the mouse for easy transport.

Suitable for

• Office work and general desktop use
• Users seeking an ergonomic right-hand mouse
• Light CAD, document editing and web browsing
• People with early repetitive strain discomfort seeking preventive devices

Key specifications

• Brand: DELOCK
• Model: 12599
• Form factor: Right-hand, vertical design
• Connection: RF Wireless (2.4 GHz) via USB receiver
• Movement resolution: up to 1600 DPI (three adjustable levels)
• Buttons: 4 pressed buttons and scroll wheel
• Operating range: up to 20 m
• Power: battery operated
• Colour: Black
• Weight: 0.116 kg

How to use

Insert the USB RF receiver into an available USB port on your computer. Install batteries in the mouse and switch it on if a power switch is provided. Place your hand on the vertical grip so your palm faces inward and use the left/right buttons and scroll wheel as usual. Use the DPI selection to switch between sensitivity levels according to your task. Store the USB receiver in the compartment under the mouse during transport.

Recommendations

Use the vertical mouse as part of an overall ergonomic workspace: adjust chair and desk height, take regular breaks, and alternate tasks to reduce repetitive strain. If pain persists, consult a healthcare professional.