Mouse Kensington Pro Fit Ergo Vertical wireless RF

The Pro Fit® Ergo Vertical Wireless Mouse places the hand in a natural handshake position to improve wrist posture and reduce soft tissue compression. The contoured 46.7° slope and extended little-finger support offer a more neutral grip, while a full set of buttons and an adjustable DPI make it suitable for everyday computer use. Connect via the included nano receiver for plug-and-play wireless operation up to 20 meters; the receiver stores inside the mouse when not in use. A single AA battery provides long runtime and a low-battery indicator notifies when replacement is needed.

Advantages

The vertical design promotes a neutral wrist position to help reduce pressure on soft tissues. The extended lip supports the little finger for smoother movement using larger muscle groups. Wireless nano-receiver offers simple plug-and-play setup and convenient internal storage. Low battery indicator and long AA battery life minimize interruptions.

Key specifications

• Ergonomic vertical design with 46.7° slope
• Wireless connection via nano USB receiver, range up to 20 m
• Buttons: left, right, scroll wheel, forward, back, DPI
• DPI settings: 800 / 1000 / 1200 / 1600
• Power: 1 × AA battery, up to 1 year runtime (typical)
• Low battery indicator
• Nano receiver storage inside mouse
• Optimised for Windows 11
• Independent ergonomics study reference: 2019 VSI Risk Management and Ergonomics, Inc.

How to use

Insert one AA battery, plug the nano USB receiver into a free USB port and allow the operating system to complete automatic setup. Place your hand on the mouse in a handshake position so the 46.7° slope supports your wrist and the little-finger lip provides support. Use the DPI button to switch sensitivity between 800, 1000, 1200 and 1600 as needed. Store the nano receiver inside the mouse when transporting or not using the device.

Recommendations

For best ergonomic effect, position the mouse so your forearm is parallel to the desk and take regular short breaks. Replace the AA battery when the low-battery indicator activates to avoid unexpected interruptions.