Mouse SPEEDLINK SL-630019-RRBK RF Wireless USB Type-A optic 1600 DPI

The SPEEDLINK SL-630019-RRBK RF Wireless USB Type-A Optical 1600 DPI is a right-hand vertical mouse designed for office use. Its ergonomic vertical shape keeps the wrist in a more natural, relaxed position to reduce strain on tendons, hand and arm during prolonged computer work. The mouse connects via an RF wireless USB Type-A receiver and offers 1600 DPI optical tracking, five buttons and a scroll wheel for precise and comfortable navigation up to 10 m from the receiver.

Advantages

The vertical design reduces the need to twist the wrist, helping to prevent posture-related shoulder and neck strain. With five buttons and a DPI switch, the mouse gives accurate control and quick adjustments for different tasks. Wireless RF connection with a USB Type-A receiver provides stable connectivity and freedom of movement in a typical office environment.

Suitable for

• Office work and long computer sessions
• Users who prefer ergonomic right-hand mice
• General navigation, document editing and web browsing
• Workstations where a wireless RF USB Type-A receiver is used

Key specifications

• Form factor: Right-hand vertical
• Movement detection: Optical, 1600 DPI
• Buttons: 5 (including clickable scroll wheel and DPI switch)
• Interface: RF wireless + USB Type-A receiver
• Colour: Black
• Weight: 0.106 kg
• Purpose: Office

How to use

Insert the RF USB Type-A receiver into an available USB port on your PC. Install batteries as indicated in the battery compartment. Place the mouse on a flat surface and position your hand so the wrist remains neutral, with fingers resting on the buttons and scroll wheel. Use the DPI switch to change cursor sensitivity according to the task. The mouse should connect automatically to the receiver within its wireless range.

Recommendations

For reduced strain during long sessions, take regular short breaks and adjust your chair and desk height so the forearm is roughly parallel to the desk surface. If connection issues occur, try a different USB port or move the receiver closer to the mouse.