Vertical Ergonomic Wireless Mouse With OLED Display

A handshake grip for a calmer wrist

A handshake grip for your hand

The vertical body holds your hand in a natural handshake position. Your forearm stops rotating to keep the cursor moving, and the thumb rest supports the hand through long sessions.

Switch laptop to desktop

The Bluetooth and 2.4G mode switch sits on the underside. Set it to match the device in front of you and skip the re-pairing routine each morning. The on/off switch sits on the side of the base.

See your battery and DPI

The glossy black OLED display reports the current mode, battery percentage and DPI at a glance. A blue accent light strip shows the mouse is awake and ready.

Three buttons, two modes, one port

• 3Top-side buttons
• 2Modes: 2.4G and Bluetooth
• 1USB-C charging port

Switch between laptop and desktop in seconds

1. 1
   Peel the protective film

   Remove the film from the shell and the OLED display before first use.

2. 2
   Switch the mouse on

   Flip the on/off switch on the side of the base. The blue accent light confirms it is active.

3. 3
   Pick Bluetooth or 2.4G

   Check the mode indicators on the underside and set the switch to match the device in front of you.

4. 4
   Pair with your device

   For Bluetooth, pair through your system's Bluetooth settings. For 2.4G, plug the receiver into a free USB port.

5. 5
   Charge over USB-C

   Plug the USB-C cable into the rear port. The OLED display shows the battery percentage while it charges.

Everything you open

• F-26C vertical wireless mouse×1

  Graphite-grey soft-touch shell with OLED display

• USB-C charging cable×1

  For the rechargeable battery

• 2.4G receiver×1

  For the 2.4G connection mode

Your wrist gives out before your workday does

The ache that arrives at 3 p.m.

By mid-afternoon the wrist is stiff and the forearm feels tight. You grip a flat mouse all morning, and the hand stays rotated and bent for hours. You notice it, then you push through it again tomorrow.

A grip that works with your hand

The vertical body lifts your hand into a handshake position, so the forearm stops rolling just to move the cursor. The thumb rest carries part of the load, and the side buttons sit right where your thumb already rests.

One mouse for every desk you use

Bluetooth and 2.4G sit on one switch under the mouse, so the same device moves between a laptop and a desktop. The OLED screen shows the mode, battery percentage and DPI, so you check the setup without guessing. It charges through a usb c cables port on the rear.

What to expect as you settle in

1. First use
   Pairing and first hand feel

   Connect via Bluetooth or 2.4G and confirm the mode on the OLED display. Your hand may feel unfamiliar on the vertical grip at first, which is normal while you adjust.

2. 3 uses
   Grip begins to feel natural

   Most people settle into the handshake position after a few sessions. Keep the thumb rest in its natural spot and let the mouse guide your hand.

3. 30 days
   Workday routine feels steady

   After a month of regular use, the vertical grip becomes the default. Individual results vary, so track how your wrist and forearm feel at the end of the day.

Why a vertical grip beats a flat one