#KENSINGTON PRO FIT WIRELESS MOUSE HOW TO#
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Maybe your screen is too low, so you're pulling down to see into it Maybe your screen is too high, so you're craning to look up at it Your keyboard is too high, making you raise your shoulders and scrunch your neck 😣 Your keyboard may be too low, so you're pulling down to type Here's a few reasons why you could be getting that achey, tired neck that's been annoying you! 😣 👇

Neck pain is one of the top culprits for sitting too long and uncomfortably at your computer or laptop. #screens #screenheight #ergonomics #posture #deskposture #desksetup #goodposture #ergonomictips #wfh #monitorstand #laptopstand #neckpain #backpain. Now check and make sure your screen is about an arm's length away. The top of your screen needs to be around eye 👀 or eyebrow height.Ĥ. You can even use a stack of books 📚 to raise your screen. You can use a monitor stand if you're using a screen, or a laptop stand if you're using a laptop. Now do whatever it takes to get your screen at the right height. You might need a footrest and a higher sitting position for this.ģ. Now make sure your keyboard and mouse 🖱 are at the same height as your arm if your elbow's bent at 90 degrees. Firstly get your chair sorted out, with your hips a bit above knee height and your feet flat on the floor.Ģ.

#KENSINGTON PRO FIT WIRELESS MOUSE HOW TO#

Here's how to get your screen at the right height 👇ġ. 🌟 If your screen is too far away, you're craning forwards to see it! 🌟 If your screen is too low👇you're craning down to see it. 🌟 If your screen is too high👆you're craning up to see it. If you're suffering from neck and back pain at your computer or laptop, it could be because your screen isn't at the right height! 🤔 Check below to see if any of these are you 👇 Which is exactly what you’re looking for in a mouse. Soon I was into the swing of things and the mouse became a natural extension of my arm and hand. I used the mouse to write this Pro Fit Ergo vertical wireless mouse review. This is handy if you’re out and about with your mouse.Īs with all mice, at the end of the day the role of the mouse is to go unnoticed. The dongle has it’s own little storage hole inside the battery compartment. Still, it would have been a nice addition to save battery life.

While there’s no auto-off when your computer shuts down, it’s simple enough to turn the switch underneath to off.

#KENSINGTON PRO FIT WIRELESS MOUSE BLUETOOTH#

The mouse can connect by bluetooth if that’s your thing.

#KENSINGTON PRO FIT WIRELESS MOUSE WINDOWS#

I simply plugged in the supplied 2.4Ghz dongle, windows immediately found it and set it up, and I was good to go. But you soon get used to it! It’s a lot easier getting used to a new mouse than it is getting used to a new keyboard, as there are only a few buttons to press. If you’re new to vertical mice then the whole thing can definitely be a bit confusing for the first hour. There’s a lip at the back of the mouse for the base of your hand to rest on, and that does take some getting used to. I can feel confident with this sitting well in our work category. The Kensington products I’ve tried so far have all proved to be hardwearing. The mouse itself is battery powered with a single AA battery, and although it feels pretty light, I get the feeling it’s going to last a long time. While that’s bit of a, forgive me, mouseful to say, it’s simply a well-featured upright mouse. So I was delighted to get my hands on a brand new Kensington pro fit ergo vertical wireless mouse, version 3. Over time the base wore a bit, and the accuracy started to suffer. It worked well, was comfortable, and did the job. I used to use a mouse from another popular, well-known brand. They do have very small hands so I expect that was the problem. I spoke to one person recently who said it gave them strain between their thumb and index finger. I still recommend vertical mice for my clients at my practice. I can tell you, I used to have RSI (repetitive strain injury) to my arms and hands, so I’ve had a lot of practice playing with upright mice over the years. If you’re interested in a new upright mouse, check out our Kensington Pro Fit Ergo Vertical Wireless Mouse review.

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