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With an ergonomic mouse, you can keep your arm and wrist in a natural position while working. This ensures better comfort and prevents RSI complaints in the future. Choose an ergonomic mouse with the Coolblue's Choice logo. That way, you're sure you choose the best ergonomic mouse.

DPI means dots per inch and affects how fast the cursor of your mouse moves across the screen. Most mice have a special button for this. You can find it under the scroll wheel. In addition, you can use the manufacturer software to program these buttons according to your liking.

Yes, an ergonomic mouse prevents RSI complaints. Thanks to the special design, you can keep your arm and wrist in a natural position. This prevents overload. Some ergonomic mice have a trackball, which reduces the chance of wrist complaints even more. Or try a vertical mouse for an even better posture.

To adjust the RGB lighting of your gaming mouse, you can use the software by the manufacturer.

First, unplug the cord of the mouse from the computer or turn off the mouse if it's wireless. Use a toothpick to remove the dirt from the crevices of your mouse. Slowly rub a lightly-damp microfiber cloth over your mouse. Don't forget to dry it with a dry cloth right away. And when you clean the mouse, don't forget the mouse skates and scroll wheel.

To know which size mouse you should choose, you need to measure your hand first. Do this both for the length and width. The closer the length and width of a mouse is to 60% of the length and width of your hand, the more likely it is that the mouse is comfortable to use for you.