BakkerElkhuizen DXT Precision Mouse BNEDXT Dépliant

ergonomic mouse

DXT Precision Mouse

Research
Using a mouse to navigate the cursor and activate icons is a

precision task that demands a high degree of accuracy. Moving

control of the mouse is most efficient in what is known as the

precision grip (Napier, 1956) where index finger and thumb work

closely together, and not by moving the whole arm from the

shoulder (as in many so-called ergonomic mouse designs).

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1. Neutral posture

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2. Right-handed

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3. Left-handed

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Ergonomic: relaxed, neutral wrist and hand position

Productive: "precision" grip for very accurate

navigation

Unique: button instantly switches between right-handed or

left-handed use

Universal design: suitable for both larger and smaller hands

Convenience: easy to use, recognizable pen grip, 4 dpi

settings

Mobile: most compact "ergonomic" mouse

Connection: USB

Cable length: 1.97 m

Dimensions:

Weight:

Product code:

45 x 81 x 56 mm (W x D x H)

85 g

BNEDXT

Council Directive 90/270/E The minimum safety and health

requirements for work with display screen equipment The use as such

of the equipment must not be a source of risk for workers.