Hansker Production

I was never A person is vertical mouse. these Mice Get a vertical shape that puts the comfort of your hand in a more neutral position, which reduces the pressure on the wrist. But every time I used one in the past, I felt embarrassed or abnormal, or as if I was barter in exchange for the best work environment. They never worked with me – even Hansker productive mouse It came through my office.

It takes the standard vertical mouse formula, but it becomes shed angles and curves for an incredibly natural feeling. All this with no presentation of everything you want in the modern mouse, from the quick wireless connection, the USB-C recharge, the left and right clicks, the scrolling wheel, two programming thumb buttons, and multi-device connection via Bluetooth.

Mouse Hansker comes in flavors: productivity and performance. Both have a high survey rate of 1000 Hz, which sends the mouse data to the computer. Performance costs $ 140, weighs 90 grams, uses a higher performance sensor, and is available in black. The productivity cost is $ 115, weighs 116 grams, uses a slower sensor, and comes in warm white.

An enlightened design

Photo: Henry Robbins

Hans Serker, Alex Montes, tells me that a lot of research has gone to the shape of the productive mouse. Its design is severely affected research on Work environment Posted in National Library to drugWhich led the perfect angle and shape of the vertical mouse to reduce the wrist strain. MUñOZ then passed multiple preliminary models to find one shape that suits everyone that works for different hands.

“The way we went to this is to find a shape, a shape factor, and a size that suits the largest possible number of people, knowing that one size does not suit everyone.” “I realized that the larger forms are usually more comfortable for most people.” In my test, I found this accurate as well. I had many people testing this mouse, and each had varying manual sizes, almost all of them said that Hankser productivity was convenient for pregnancy and use, regardless of the size of the hand.

Photo: Henry Robbins