The Wedge Touch Mouse is Microsoft's smallest mouse ever, designed primarily for use with tablets. Connecting to your device via Bluetooth, you don't need cords or wireless tranceivers; and with Microsoft's BlueTrack technology you can use the Wedge Touch Mouse on almost any non-glass surface with either hand. Its defining feature is four-way touch scrolling in every direction: up, down, left, and right. When not in use, the mouse shuts off automatically.

The StudioMouse Wireless from Kensington is an ambidextrous wireless mouse that features touch scrolling rather than a traditional scroll wheel. Scrolling is accomplished by swiping the finger up or down the touch zone or holding the finger down for continuous scrolling. A middle button just above the touch zone supports auto-scrolling as well. The wireless receiver and charging station connects via USB (for data communication) and a standard wall adapter (for charging). The ambidextrous design makes this suitable for right- or left-handed use. The small dimensions of this mouse (4.5"L x 2.5"W x 1.25"H) make this best suited for those with smaller or average size hands.

This mouse is New Old Stock so the included NiMH rechargeable batteries are untested. However the mouse can use standard AAA batteries. It has been tested and verified to fully function under current versions of Windows.

This trackball has been designed to improve computer access where the user may have difficulties with a conventional mouse or prefer the ease of use of this product. A superbly engineered trackball, the Roller II offers value for money and has proved to be very popular with users of all ages. Captive fasteners in the base allow the device to be attached to a desk or a wheelchair tray. There is a removable keyguard to provide guidance as needed for pressing the buttons.

To see examples of switches which can be used with this trackball, check out our Switches category.

Note: Due to supply issues access to this product is severely limited. You may wish to consider one of the following as an alternative:
Optima Trackball
OptimaX Wireless Trackball

This product was designed to improve computer access where the user may have difficulties with a conventional trackball or mouse or prefer the ease of use of this product. Compared to a conventional mouse, this joystick requires very little energy to operate. Other mice or trackballs require lots of pushing to move the mouse around. The Roller Joystick just needs holding in the direction that you want the cursor to travel - and the computer does all the hard work.

To see examples of switches which can be used with this joystick, check out our Switches category.

Note: Due to supply issues access to this product is severely limited. You may wish to consider one of the following as an alternative:
Optima Joystick
OptimaX Wireless Joystick