Trackball Mice

Trackballs require less wrist movement than a mouse and therefore offer a pain-free computing experience. They also occupy less space because there may be no desk space on which to run a mouse. It is also possible to programm the mouse for custom computing.

Trackballs are often used for disorders of the neck, shoulder and upper arm. The mouse is still on the desk and the user rolls the ball with the thump, fingers, or the palm of the hand to move the pointer. The hand and wrist are in a natural position to avoid muscle injuries.

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