Rapoo EV250 Silent Vertical Ergonomic Mouse - Wireless Optical, 1600 DPI, Quiet Clicks, 5 Buttons, Compatible with Windows, Mac, iPad, PC, Laptop - Black

Justification <p>The Rapoo EV250 Silent Vertical Ergonomic Mouse is a low cost assistive technology designed to enhance comfort and reduce strain for people with disabilities. This wireless optical mouse features an ergonomic design, silent clicks, and adjustable DPI, making it ideal for users who need a comfortable and efficient pointing device.</p> <p><strong>Why the Rapoo EV250 Silent Vertical Ergonomic Mouse is Important for NDIS Participants:</strong></p> <p><strong>Ergonomic Design:</strong></p> <p>The vertical ergonomic design places your arm in a natural handshake position, reducing muscular strain and promoting a more natural forearm posture. This shape fits your arm and wrist like a glove, providing improved comfort during extended use.</p> <p><strong>Silent yet Tactile Clicks:</strong></p> <p>The left and right buttons feature quiet click technology, eliminating 90% of click noise for less distraction and better focus. You can barely hear it while clearly feeling each click.</p> <p><strong>Adjustable DPI Levels:</strong></p> <p>Easily switch between 800/1000/1200/1600 DPI with one button, allowing for fast and precise control on large, high-resolution monitors. This flexibility enhances user experience and productivity.</p> <p><strong>Plug and Play:</strong></p> <p>The mouse works right out of the box without requiring any drivers or software. Simply insert the USB receiver into your device and start using it immediately.</p> <p><strong>Wide Compatibility:</strong></p> <p>The mouse supports Windows, Mac OS, Linux, Chrome, Android, and other systems with a USB-A port. To use the mouse on devices with only USB-C ports, a USB-A female to USB-C male adapter is needed (excluded).</p> <p>The Rapoo EV250 Silent Vertical Ergonomic Mouse aligns with the NDIS criteria for reasonable and necessary supports. By offering an affordable, accessible, and effective pointing device, this low cost assistive technology contributes to the capacity-building and social inclusion goals outlined in participants' NDIS plans. It supports daily computer use, enhances productivity, and improves the overall quality of life for users with disabilities.</p>