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Goldtouch USB Comfort Mouse
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Product Description
The ergonomic design of the Goldtouch USB Comfort Mouse supports the hand in a naturally sloping angle that places the wrist in a neutral position. It uses the same patented 24 degree slope angle specified by ergonomists and health safety professionals to reduce wrist pronation; this helps alleviate Repetitive Stress Injuries (RSI) such as Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.
There is no need to adapt to a radically new mouse orientation to gain ergonomic benefits. Unlike mice and joysticks that require a completely vertical orientation of the hand, the Goldtouch USB Comfort Mouse positions the hand and wrist in a naturally sloping angle. The user is immediately oriented to the shape and angle of the mouse, and is therefore, immediately productive.
The patented forward and lateral sloping angle design reduces stress on pressure points in the wrist, and provides natural contours to support the fingers
Increased height reduces the constant pressure on the wrist (carpals) where the base of the wrist rests against the mousing surfaces
Over-sized buttons allow for the fingers to activate (press) without bending the fingers at the ineterphalangeal joints – reduces and alleviates arthritic discomfort
Mouse wheel is placed forward on the mouse to minimize bending of the interphalangeal joints and provide more comfortable scrolling.
Over-sized thumb cushion helps maintain a comfortable grip for hands of every size
Overall size increase by approximately 10% in length, width and height
Replaced the thumb-scroll with a scroll wheel on top of the mouse
Rubberized, concave thumb area added to increase mouse control, and to support undersized and over-sized hands and fingers
Optical tracking system to increase mouse accuracy USB connection
2 AAA batteries included
Windows©
Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8
Mac®
Mac OS X 10.4 and later
Product Dimensions:
4.5" L x 3.125" W x 2" H
Product Weight:
4.7 oz.
There is currently no demonstration video for the Goldtouch USB Comfort Mouse.
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