Roller mice use rotating bars and buttons to move the cursor over a computer screen. Also called bar mice, they are designed to fit under keyboards so that the user can move the mouse without lifting his hands from the keyboard. They consist of a roller bar, three to five mouse buttons, and foam-padded wrist rests on either side. Most models also have a keyboard tray to secure the two devices together.
Wrist support: Choose a roller mouse with well-padded wrist rests on both sides. Make sure it covers your wrist and lower palm to minimize hand strain. Look for one with moderately thick padding and a soft, breathable cover. Programmable buttons: Choose a roller mouse that lets you assign functions to each button. Make sure you can disable unnecessary functions, like clickable rollers and double-click buttons.
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