Intensive use of a conventional computer mouse can lead to discomfort such as tingling, pain, and restricted blood circulation in the arms and hands. Another symptom is limited neck rotation. As functional as standard computer mice are, they are often too small for the hand, and their shape forces the hand and fingers into an unnatural grip. Therefore, a group of mechanical engineers, in close collaboration with the Medical Center of Erasmus University in the Netherlands, has redesigned the mouse and invented the ergonomic mouse called the HandShoe Mouse.

Instead of placing excessive strain on the hand and wrist, your arm glides the optical HandShoe Mouse with minimal effort. Due to its housing shape, the hand always rests comfortably on the mouse, preventing any skin contact between the hand and the desk. This avoids skin irritations that can occur from excessive friction when using a conventional mouse. Unlike regular computer mice, you also do not have to constantly lift your fingers to avoid accidentally pressing a button.

The buttons of this ergonomic mouse are arranged according to the natural position of the fingers. A light press is sufficient to activate the buttons. The thumb rest of the HandShoe Mouse allows for a relaxed posture and prevents excessive thumb movements that can be harmful.

The classic connection option: This input device connects to your computer via a USB cable and is powered through it. Just plug it in and get started – the plug-and-play convenience makes it easy. Empty batteries or interference from obstacles will never be an issue with this connection type. Suitable for hand sizes up to 175 mm.