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R-Go HE Mouse
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Do you want to prevent physical complaints such as CANS and stay healthy and fit during your working day? You can with this ergonomic mouse designed in the Netherlands. It brings your hand and wrist into a naturally relaxed position. The vertical shape prevents stressful small movements and improves your blood circulation. The ergonomic HE mouse is winner of the Benelux Office Products Award 2020.
Benefits
R-Go HE Mouse
- With break indicator
- Natural ergonomic shape
- Stimulates blood circulation
- Different sizes, left and right
- Customisable buttons
Vertical shape
Mouse movement from the arm
The vertical shape of the R-Go HE mouse allows you to move the mouse with your arm instead of the wrist. This relieves small muscles and tendons in the wrist and hand and can prevent annoying pains such as CANS. Make sure the cursor speed of the mouse is not set too sensitively, so that when moving the cursor on the screen you are also stimulated to move the whole arm. The mouse is intentionally lightweight to prevent unnecessary muscle strain.
Comfortable grip
For relaxed mouse usage
This ergonomic mouse has a round shape that fits your hand precisely. As a result, your hand is optimally supported and the grip feels natural and relaxed. The mouse features special support surfaces for your thumb and little finger. This prevents the fingers from sliding down during mouse usage and reduces muscle tension even further. Mouse usage has never been so comfortable!
All you need to know
Description
The ergonomic R-Go HE mouse has a round shape that ensures a natural, relaxed position of your hand and wrist. The vertical position stimulates mouse movements from your forearm. This prevents physical complaints such as CANS. The mouse fits comfortably in the hand and has a thumb and little finger support, so all fingers are supported. The ergonomic R-Go HE mouse is available for left- and right-handed use and in different sizes to fit any hand.
Certified
Tested and recommended
Ergonomic and body-friendly mice, keyboards, monitor arms, document holders and laptop stands from R-Go aid natural and effortless computer work. They relieve the user instead of putting extra strain on them. It is especially important that the aids fit the user, as different people have different preferences. Congratulations on the AGR seal of approval and on products that make working life easier!
Aktion Gesunder Rücken (AGR)
Details and
Specifications
Wired
Wireless
General
Model
Vertical mouse
Hand
Right and left
Operation
Buttons, scroll wheel
Number of buttons
5 buttons
Product Material
Plastic
Color
Black
Series
HE Mouse
Warranty period (in years)
2
Medium
Handlength in inch (mm)
6.5 - 7.3 inch (165 - 185 mm)
Length in inch (mm)
105
Width in inch (mm)
3.3 inch (83 mm)
Height in inch (mm)
3.0 inch (76 mm)
Weight in oz (g)
5.4 inch (138 mm)
Large
Handlength in inch (mm)
≥ 7.3 inch (185 mm)
Length in inch (mm)
110
Width in inch (mm)
3.7 inch (93 mm)
Height in inch (mm)
3.1 inch (79 mm)
Weight in oz (g)
6.8 inch (172 mm)
Connection (wired)
Connection
Wired
Cable length in inch (cm)
1600
Resolution (DPI)
500-1500-2000-3500
Connection (wireless)
Connection
Wireless
Resolution (DPI)
500-1000-1750
Battery capacity in mAh
480 (M) - 600 (L)
Battery charging time
5-6 hours
Charging cable length in inch (cm)
40.1 inch (1020 mm)
Battery size LxWxH in inch (mm)
1.5 x 0.8 x 0.4 inch (37 x 21 x 9 mm) (M)
2.0 x 1.0 x 0.2 inch (52 x 25 x 4 mm) (L)
2.0 x 1.0 x 0.2 inch (52 x 25 x 4 mm) (L)
Battery weight in oz (g)
8 - 11
Battery type
Li-Ion
Battery usage in hours
50
System Requirements
Compatibility
Windows, Mac OS, Linux
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Which operating systems does the HE mouse work with?
The HE mouse is compatible with Windows/Mac OS/Linux.
Can I customise the functions of the mouse buttons?
Yes, you can customise the mouse buttons.
For Windows: You can do this via our R-Go Break software, which you can download for free at: R-Go Break Download page This software allows you to link the most frequently used functions to the mouse buttons.
For MacOS: There are a number of options for MacOS. If you desire to configure only the side buttons (Button 4 and 5) to the ‘Back’ and ‘Forward’ functions, the SensibleSideButtons programme is the best option. This programme can be downloaded for free at the following link: https://sensible-side-buttons.archagon.net/. Another option is USB Overdrive which you can download from the following link: https://www.usboverdrive.com/index.php/download/. A third, paid, option, is Steermouse. For more information, you can use the following link: http://plentycom.jp/en/steermouse/
How do I connect my wireless HE mouse?
Plug the dongle into the computer. This dongle can be found in the bottom of the mouse.
Set the button on the bottom of the mouse to ‘ON’.
Click one of the buttons to connect to the dongle.
The USB dongle of my HE mouse has broken. Can I get a new one?
This is possible. We recommend contacting the shop where you bought the mouse.
I have bought a new dongle. How can I connect it?
Turn the switch on the bottom of the mouse to ‘OFF’.
Make sure the dongle is not plugged into the computer.
Set the switch on the mouse to ‘ON’.
Press the left mouse button, the scroll wheel button and the right mouse button until the light on the bottom of the mouse turns red.
Plug the new dongle into the computer.
Test if the mouse connects to the new dongle.
If it still does not work, follow the next steps:
Set the mouse’s switch to ‘Off’.
Make sure no dongles are plugged into the computer.
Plug the new dongle into the computer.
Set the mouse’s switch to ‘ON’.
Click a mouse button to connect to the dongle.
How do I change the DPI setting of the mouse?
For wired/wireless medium mice: the DPI button is located at the bottom of the mouse and is labelled ‘DPI’. With 1 click, the DPI changes 1 time.
For wired/wireless large mice: the DPI button is located behind the left and right mouse buttons.
Other question?
Mouse hunting:
The normal vs vertical mouse
The normal, ‘flat’ mouse is the most commonly used input device when working on the computer. But it actually puts your hand and wrist in an unnatural position and you make small, stressful movements from the wrist unnoticed. This can quickly lead to strain.
That is why it is smart to switch to an ergonomic, vertical mouse that is designed to help you use the mouse in a healthy natural way. Even if you do not (yet) have physical complaints such as CANS.