3M Anir large wired right-handed ergonomic mouse

Which size fits your hand?

Measure your hand as shown in the image and choose your size using the table below:

Size	Width	Length
One size	> 85 mm	suitable

Description

'Joy' stick mouse

One of the better ergonomic mice. Easy to say, indeed. But it didn't receive an award from the American Arthritis Foundation for nothing. This device gives you a new perspective on healthy working. Let its comfort convince you.

Why the 3M Anir Large mouse?

The wired Anir mouse is designed for a healthy hand, wrist, and arm posture and features a patented design. It is clinically proven to work against RSI-related complaints.

The Anir mouse is available in 2 sizes; small/medium and large. The Large is specifically for hands with a palm larger than 8.5 centimetres.

The joystick design of the Anir mouse gives you a good grip and total control over the mouse. It reduces pressure on the arm and wrist, meaning you will experience fewer complaints. The exterior of the mouse is almost entirely made of soft-touch rubber.

The Anir mouse works like a normal mouse. You need to move it to move the cursor. On top of the mouse are two buttons; the left and right mouse buttons. These can be easily operated with your thumb. At the back of the mouse is a button that allows you to scroll through pages.

This is what makes an ergonomic mouse so good

The design of an ergonomic mouse has an adapted shape, thus relieving pressure on your wrist. This reduces stress on nerves and blood vessels, preventing RSI complaints. A traditional mouse continuously strains the forearm muscles. The user has to twist their wrist to place their hand on the mouse.

Get the most out of it

The 3M Anir mouse has a surprising design. Using the mouse might take some getting used to, but it makes your work much easier and pain-free.

Extensive scrolling is less tiring with this wired mouse, thanks to the scroll button. This makes scrolling through long files easier. Additionally, it puts less strain on your index or middle finger, which is more common with a scroll wheel.

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The 3M Anir mouse has received the 'ease of use' recommendation from the American Arthritis Foundation for its patented vertical design.