Which RollerMouse is best?
Which RollerMouse is best?
If you want a wireless device then Free3 Wireless is one to consider. The most accurate RollerMouse available, and with unmatched build quality, the Red & Red plus will provide the best experience available.
What is RollerMouse?
A RollerMouse is designed to sit in front of your keyboard and relies on our patented Rollerbar to control the cursor. The RollerMouse can be used ambidextrously, and encourages use of both the fingers and the thumbs to roll and slide your way to a healthier, more productive work experience.
How much is a RollerMouse?
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| This item Contour Design RollerMouse Red Plus Wired – Wired Ergonomic Mouse for Laptop and Desktop Computer Use – Reach-free Ambidextrous Computer Mouse – Mac & PC Compatible | |
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| Customer Rating | 4.4 out of 5 stars (51) |
| Price | $26500 |
| Sold By | Contour Design |
What does the Contour Design rollermouse red do?
The RollerMouse Red boasts a revolutionary design that is designed to keep users centralized, comfortable, and greatly reduce the chance of injury while increasing productivity by up to 19 %. With its unique design, RollerMouse allows users to control the cursor with an open, relaxed hand.
Can a rollermouse be used as a cursor?
A RollerMouse is designed to sit in front of your keyboard and relies on our patented Rollerbar to control the cursor. The RollerMouse can be used ambidextrously, and encourages use of both the fingers and the thumbs to roll and slide your way to a healthier, more productive work experience. reducing repetitive motion.
How big is a rollermouse on the go?
The RollerMouse Mobile is our most compact RollerMouse yet. Weighing 0.6 lbs and coming in at 12 inch length, it is the perfect on-the-go ergonomic device for those who buck the trend of being chained to the desk and prefer to have the freedom to work from anywhere.
Can a rollermouse be used ambidtrotrously?
The RollerMouse can be used ambidextrously and encourages use of both the fingers and the thumbs to roll and slide your way to a healthier, more productive work experience. reducing repetitive motion. stress injuries. neutral posture.