Contour SliderMouse Pro
Today, computers have replaced traditional machines and tasks, and mice have become the essential control device. However, they are rarely designed with the user in mind, but rather with the computer—which can lead to biomechanical strain and affect our health. In fact, using them creates all the factors that contribute to the onset of musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs): prolonged static muscle strain, repetitive movements, muscle tension, nerve compression, and so on.
The SliderMouse Pro is a central pointing device that allows you to perform your office work in comfortable, ergonomic positions. The control bar, with its intuitive mechanism built into the top of the SliderMouse Pro, makes it easy to navigate the cursor across the screen. It allows your hands to rest comfortably across the entire width of the mouse, thereby reducing the risk of musculoskeletal disorders.
To better understand the difference between a center pointer and a vertical mouse, check out our dedicated advice sheet , “Ergonomic Mouse vs. Center Pointer: Which One Should You Choose?”
When used in conjunction with the SliderMouse Pro, other tools can help reduce the risk of developing musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) in the workplace. For more information, see our advice sheet: Office Ergonomics: What Tools Should You Use to Prevent MSDs?
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Key Strengths
- Distribution of the workload between both hands
- Eliminates repetitive movements and muscle tension in the shoulders and neck
- Intuitive and Easy to Use
- Work area close to the body
- Fully ambidextrous tools
- Distribution of the workload between both hands
- Eliminates repetitive movements and muscle tension in the shoulders and neck
- Intuitive and Easy to Use
- Work area close to the body
- Fully ambidextrous tools
Usage
Place your hands flat on the palm rests, and use your fingertips to move the cursor by sliding the trackbar from left to right and from bottom to top. The buttons also give you access to various frequently used functions, such as left-click, right-click, copy-paste, double-click, and page scrolling.
Place your hands flat on the palm rests, and use your fingertips to move the cursor by sliding the trackbar from left to right and from bottom to top. The buttons also give you access to various frequently used functions, such as left-click, right-click, copy-paste, double-click, and page scrolling.
Benefits of the Center Pointer
- Limits the extension of the upper limbs
- Avoid repetitive keyboard and mouse movements
- Work area close to the body, aligned with the shoulders
- Relieves neck, shoulder, elbow, and wrist pain
- Limits the extension of the upper limbs
- Avoid repetitive keyboard and mouse movements
- Work area close to the body, aligned with the shoulders
- Relieves neck, shoulder, elbow, and wrist pain
| Type | Central Pointer |
|---|---|
| Right-handed / Left-handed | Ambidextrous |
| Compatibility | USB - PC & Mac (Plug & Play) |
| DPI Resolution | 600–2,800 |
| Number of programmable buttons | 6 |
| Number of sizes | 3 |
| Resting the Hand | |
| Wrist Pain | |
| Elbow Pain | |
| Shoulder and Neck Pain | |
| Adjustable-angle keyboard stand | Yes |
| Technology | Mechanics |
| Warranty | 2 years |
