Wrist pain caused by long-term computer use disappeared after using the Anchor Vertical Mouse.

Because most of my job involves sitting in an office and working in front of a computer for eight hours a day,

My wrist started hurting in my mid-30s.

Was it around 7 to 8 years since I started working?

I'm wondering if it's carpal tunnel syndrome, and among my colleagues in their 40s and 50s, there are also some who have had surgery for carpal tunnel syndrome.

 

Then I realized that a regular mouse is not good for the wrist.

Especially office workers who constantly use their wrists for work need to be very careful with their wrist joints because once their wrist health deteriorates, it doesn't easily improve.

 

When we naturally position our arms, our wrists are in a stance where the palms face inward toward the body.

If you raise your arms and hands onto the desk, the palms should not touch the floor; only the backs of your hands should be touching the floor for the joints to be in a straightened position!

 

However, when using a regular mouse with this wrist position, the wrist is slightly bent. The joint is unnaturally misaligned.

 

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If you work with a computer, you are maintaining a posture that puts strain on your wrists for eight hours a day.

Of course, since it wouldn't be good for the wrist joint, I chose the vertical mouse after 고민!

 

The vertical mouse is designed so that when held, the angle between the floor and the hand is approximately 60 degrees.

Holding the mouse at this angle makes it impossible to move the mouse using only the wrist, so
It helps protect the wrists by naturally encouraging the use of the entire arm to move the mouse.

Of course, you can work without twisting your wrist.

The wrist pain that was bothering me has disappeared!!

 

I am using the Anchor Vertical Mouse cost-effectively.

My junior at the company says that although MS's Vertical Mouse is expensive, the after-sales service period is also good.

They say it's really good. The junior also said that after using the vertical mouse, their wrist pain disappeared.

Among those who work holding a mouse and keyboard for a long time like me

I strongly recommend those suffering from wrist pain to try changing it once.