Modern conditions such as inflammation of the tendon sheath or carpal tunnel syndrome are unfortunately a potential problem for many people. So it's good if at least a few things in everyday life can counteract them. At the desk, for example, the "EMW-700" vertical mouse and the "EKC-400" keyboard from Hama are an ergonomic lifeline.

"EMW-700" Wireless Vertical Mouse

The ergonomic "EMW-700" vertical mouse from Hama is a true all-rounder. It not only protects the hand, arm and joints from overexertion, but also offers some technical refinements. The integrated lithium-ion battery needs to be recharged after about 85 days of daily use, which is easily done via the included USB-C charging cable. In terms of sensitivity, the mouse lets you choose between 1000, 1600 and 2400 dpi via a toggle button and thus supports a wide range of work with an accurate and fluid mouse pointer. Three devices can be connected without the hassle of plugging them in, with a choice of one 2.4 GHz radio channel and two channels with Bluetooth 4.2. An LED light directly on the vertical mouse indicates which mode is currently set. A cool additional feature is the illuminated side strip, with the switchable RGB colour change promising that gamer feeling. The ergonomic vertical mouse "EMW-700" in anthracite is available in stores for around 60 euros.

"EKC-400" Curved Keyboard
Thanks to the ergonomic "EKC-400" keyboard from Hama, long periods of work at the desk will no longer be paired with overload. With its specially curved shape, the keyboard promotes a natural sitting posture, while the removable palm rest is gentle on hands and wrists. It is magnetically attached, can be removed in a flash, but does not slip when docked.