The black, large, right-hand L2UB-LC Wireless Light Click HandShoe Mouse from Hippus is an ergonomically-designed mouse that fully supports your hand in the most relaxed position and prevents gripping and pinching. Your arm is supported at the ideal angle of 25 to 30°, which makes sure that your forearm is completely relaxed. The BlueRay Track mechanism of this mouse lets you use it on almost every surface.

The specially-developed shape of the HandShoe mouse allows for the hand to continuously rest on the mouse body in a relaxed fashion, so there is no skin contact between your hand and the desk. As a result, there is no skin irritation caused by excessive rubbing like when moving a conventional mouse. Contrary to conventional computer mice, you don't have to continuously lift (hover) the fingers, to prevent accidental switching. This plug-and-play mouse fits like a glove, while the buttons of this ergonomic mouse are positioned in-line with the fingers. The large-size HandShoe Mouse has a third mouse button that is not programmable; it has the same function as the click function underneath the scroll wheel.

Ergonomic Design    Fits Hands 7.7 to 8.5"    BlueRay Track Technology    Up to 32.8' Wireless Range    Tracks on Most Surfaces    Prevents Skin Irritation    1,500 dpi    4 to 6 Week Battery Life    Plug-and-Play    Includes Wireless Receiver Dongle

Fits hand sizes from 7.7 to 8.5"

BlueRay Track mechanism consists of blue lighting effects and laser precision that works on almost every surface

1,500 dpi resolution

Plug-and-play; no special software drivers for Mac or PC are needed

Built-in third mouse button is not programmable and it has the same function as the click function underneath the scroll wheel

Uses a rechargeable lithium ion battery (should only be removed by professional service providers)

Battery life is normally more than 4 years, depending on intensity of use

Charging takes place by means of the included USB cable with the PC or laptop switched on during charging

You can continue working while charging the battery but the receiver / dongle must be in place for the communication with your computer

Works on almost every surface without a mouse mat

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you use this mouse with a mouse pad with wrist support?

A: This mouse is designed to properly support the hand ergonomically. The use of an additional wrist support may make this mouse less comfortable to use.

Q: 2. How large is the footprint diameter?

A: According to the specifications for this stand, the footprint diameter is 42.9 inches.

Q: 3. what is DPI on mouse 99788 ?

A: Verbatim doesn't identify the actual DPI on the mouse within the Verbatim Wireless Multimedia Keyboard and 6-Button Mouse. They do identify that the DPI is adjustable.

Q: 4. can i buy just the dongle for this mouse?

A: The dongles are specific to the particular mouse. We do not carry the dongle by itself.

Q: 5. Is there any difference between this model and the business model, other than the price?

A: The business version of the Logitech Ergo M575 Wireless Trackball Mouse (White) comes with an upgraded Logi Bolt receiver, while this version comes with the standard Logitech 2.4gHz Unifying receiver. Other than that, they are identical.

Q: 6. Does this stand accept wheels/casters?

A: Unfortunately, Kupo does not offer casters for this stand.

Q: 7. What does the "button on the bottom"look like? Is it the straight lined thing beneath the word Microsoft?

A: The button on the Microsoft Arc Mouse is located on the right side of the laser underneath the mouse, besides the Bluetooth icon.

Q: 8. What is the GHz wireless range for the Hippus Wireless Light Click HandShoe mouse?

A: The nominal range for wireless mice is 30 feet line-of-sight.

Q: 9. What is the difference between this item and Manfrotto 1051BAC?

A: The Kupo Mini Click Stand (7') and the Manfrotto Alu Mini Compact Air-Cushioned Stand (Black, 7') are very similar. And in specifications are about the same. Just two different brands.

Q: 10. Replacement battery, from whom and how much? Can I change it myself? Is it in the box loose and needs to be installed?

A: The battery is built into the mouse. It has a left expectancy of about 4 years. The battery is not removable by the end user.