Mouse MediaRange MROS231 USB Type-A Optical Left-hand 2400 DPI

The MediaRange Corded ergonomic 6-button optical mouse for left-handers (Model MROS231) is a wired USB Type-A device designed for office use. Its vertical, left-handed shape brings the forearm and wrist into a natural, neutral position to reduce muscle tension in the hand, forearm and shoulder. The optical sensor provides up to 2400 DPI resolution and reliable tracking for precise pointer control. The mouse features six buttons and a scroll wheel and connects via plug-and-play USB for immediate compatibility with common operating systems.

Advantages

The vertical left-hand design helps maintain a neutral wrist posture, which can alleviate strain during long working sessions. A comfortable thumb rest and a generous thumb recess improve grip stability. With an optical 2400 DPI sensor and six functional buttons, the mouse combines ergonomic benefits with accurate cursor control. USB Type-A plug-and-play connection ensures quick setup without additional drivers.

Suitable for

• Office work and general desktop tasks
• Left-handed users who need an ergonomic mouse
• Long computer sessions where wrist and forearm comfort is important
• Users who prefer a wired USB Type-A connection

Key specifications

• Form factor: Left-hand
• Movement resolution: 2400 DPI
• Buttons: 6 (including scroll wheel)
• Movement detection: Optical
• Interface: USB Type-A (corded, plug & play)
• Purpose: Office
• Colour: Black
• Weight: 0.108 kg

How to use

Connect the mouse to a free USB Type-A port on your computer. The device uses plug-and-play, so the operating system should detect it automatically and install any required basic drivers. Position your hand so that the thumb rests comfortably in the thumb recess and move the mouse vertically to maintain a neutral wrist alignment. Use the scroll wheel and additional buttons as needed for navigation and shortcuts.

Recommendations

To reduce the risk of repetitive strain, adjust your workstation height and keyboard position so your forearm remains roughly parallel to the desk surface. Take regular short breaks and perform gentle wrist and shoulder stretches if you work for extended periods. If you experience persistent pain, consult a medical professional.