• Precise sensor with 3-level, adjustable resolution
• Status LED indicates low battery charge
• 6 buttons and a scroll wheel
• Pleasant to the touch due to abrasion-proof surface finishing
• Designed for right-handed use
• Colour: Black
  
  

  Unfamiliar and yet surprisingly pleasant

  Anyone using a vertical mouse for the first time will undoubtedly notice the difference compared to conventional computer mice. Even though it may feel unfamiliar at first, the ergonomic CHERRY MW 4500 will quickly convince you. The 45 degree, vertical design promotes a more natural posture and helps relieve wrist strain. This not only allows you to work without fatigue, but also reduces the risk of wrist or tendon complaints.

  • Vertical ergonomic mouse: Set at a 45 degree angle for a more natural and relaxed wrist position
  • Wireless with six buttons and scroll wheel: Optimised for right-handed operation
  • Targeted navigation and ideal adaptation to your needs: Precise sensor with three-level adjustable resolution (600 / 900 / 1200 dpi)
  • Nano-USB receiver: Can easily be left in the laptop or fits in the base of the mouse
  • Abrasion-resistant surface finish for a comfortable feel

45° design to help relieve wrist strain Thanks to the ergonomic shape of the MW 4500, your hand lies at an angle, rather than completely flat, which is more comfortable and relaxed. This helps relieve the strain on your wrist and allows you to click through your day gently and with less discomfort.

Vertical wireless mouse with tiny USB receiver Thanks to the tiny USB receiver, the CHERRY MW 4500 is always ready for use via wireless 2.4ghz radio frequency connection and annoying cables are a thing of the past. Whether you leave it plugged into the laptop or stow it in the base of the mouse is entirely up to you.

Specially designed for right-handers The CHERRY MW 4500 has been optimised for right-handed operation, but is also available as the CHERRY MW 4500 LEFT for left-handers. Both models are cordless and provide a very pleasant feel thanks to their abrasion-resistant surface finish.

CHERRY - A company with tradition As early as 1953, Walter L. Cherry began manufacturing the first microswitches in the basement of a restaurant in Illinois. 20 years later, the first keyboards were built - making CHERRY the oldest manufacturer of computer keyboards. In 1983, production of the MX switches began, which are now used billions of times in millions of keyboards around the world.