How tall is the rim on this? I need it for a trackball that I use with my laptop and am wondering if it will be annoying on my wrist?
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I don't know what a Trackball is so I can't picture what the concern is. I can tell you that the rim is small and rounded. It's no more than 1/4 inch high, maybe less.
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Do these tray tables come in any color other than white? I purchased one and it is perfect. I have really enjoyed using it.I would lobe to get it in another color such as beige, brown or black.
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The rim is 1" outside. I have used this tray with my mouse, but it's only for couch potato activity on my part; you may find it perfect .
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It is not a track ball you still move it like a mouse. I have not had any issues with precision it took about 2 days to get used to it after that feels just like a normal mouse but your wrist hurts less at end of day.
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By my measurement it's 3 and 1/8th inches. Just enough for me to get my largish hands in there on the keyboard and use a trackball. Although I normally pull the try out a bit, it just feels less cramped.Please note there are 4 different holes you can use to achieve your desired clearance. I'm using the 3rd of 4, so it looks like I could get another 1/2 inch if I wanted.
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I use this for my laptop. It is also about 3.4" long. Very nice mouse actually.
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Hmmmm.......I'm not a "paws like a bear" kind of guy but when my hand is at rest my thumb and pinky easily touch the desktop on either side of this mouse. The trackball and buttons are arranged in a triangle that is pretty closely aligned with the top of the mouse so their interior edges are actually pretty close to one another. I wouldn't think there would be a small hands issue with this mouse.
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it is definitely good and responsive as far as performance goes. Where it really shines is the fact that due to the thickness I don't need a pad for my wrist so I am able to rest my arm level with the surface of the mouse pad, which is an ergonomic thing that varies for different people. You may very well prefer to use a rest for your wrist which means you can probably go with one of the thinner ones which I believe are cheaper.as far as size, it's plenty big enough for even the lowest sensitivity players in any game.
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Hi. I bought the wrist cushion as a gift because I loved mine so much. I no longer have mine (laptop-only now), but I seem to remember it stretching nearly the length of my full-size IBM straight keyboard, or else I never noticed the shortage. Sorry I don't have measurements, but I can say that my wrist was properly supported wherever I typed. I can call my sister and ask for the measurement if you want. Great product.
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You can use it perpendicular. Do you have a similar muse to this type? If you've never used a mouse of this type then I would say its vertical enough for people. Its not 90 degree s perpendicular but neither is natural wrist position. No need to over think $9
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Hello Sylvia, The mouse at its widest point is 3.5 " 6.5" long and about 2.0 Tall at the track ball. My first trackball worked for about 5 years. On my second one now... I really enjoy using it. I would not go back to a moving mouse again.
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Hi. I had the same question! The box it's packaged in is about 8+ inches long. The wrist rest is almost 18" long. However, if you are a person of XXL size, the rest may prove a wee bit short. If you're average "normal" size, the rest should feel just right! I also bought the mouse pad wrist rest it's just perfect. I hope this helps.
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It sticks out about .25 inch. Definitely less than .5 inch. I've put the laptop back into it's case most days with the receiver still in the USB slot and have had no problems. It also has a slot in the bottom of the mouse that you can use to store the receiver when transporting it. I'd also add another comment at this time. This mouse runs off a single AA battery and has a battery life that blows away another slightly cheaper mouse I bought at the same time. The other mouse uses 2 AAA batteries and wears them out about twice as fast as the one AA battery in this mouse. This mouse has been great in all aspects. It sticks out about .25 inch. Definitely less than .5 inch. I've put the laptop back into it's case most days with the receiver still in the USB slot and have had no problems. It also has a slot in the bottom of the mouse that you can use to store the receiver when transporting it. I'd also add another comment at this time. This mouse runs off a single AA battery and has a battery life that blows away another slightly cheaper mouse I bought at the same time. The other mouse uses 2 AAA batteries and wears them out about twice as fast as the one AA battery in this mouse. This mouse has been... » Read More It sticks out about .25 inch. Definitely less than .5 inch. I've put the laptop back into it's case most days with the receiver still in the USB slot and have had no problems. It also has a slot in the bottom of the mouse that you can use to store the receiver when transporting it. I'd also add another comment at this time. This mouse runs off a single AA battery and has a battery life that blows away another slightly cheaper mouse I bought at the same time. The other mouse uses 2 AAA batteries and wears them out about twice as fast as the one AA battery in this mouse. This mouse has been great in all aspects. « Show Less
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It's somewhat smaller than most desktop mice, but not as small as many notebook mice. I find it comfortable for full time usage--I have one with my personal laptop, and I have it's twin (a Logitech Cordless Optical Mouse) with my work laptop. (The only external difference between the two is the color and the Bluetooth logo.) For what it's worth, it's about 4" X 2" X 1.4".If your PC doesn't have Bluetooth built-in, you'll have to buy an adaptor separately.
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I have a Microsoft ergonomic keyboard and it just fits with just enough room for my trackball mouse. It's snug, but works.
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I never have a problem with that issue. It isn't an "ergonomic" or padded wrist layout... it's just a keyboard. I wanted it for the illumination aspect and out of those currently on the market- this one came in tops for my needs without being overly pricey or made like a piece of junk that you'd toss after a few months.
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its a micro mini mouse, so it's pretty small. If your a Russell Wilson type with big hands then don't get this mouse because it's not ergonomically fit for you. You won't like it. I would say if your about 5'5'' and below then this mouse is perfect but if you're taller with "tall-person" hands then you should just get a normal size mouse. If you have medium to small hands then the micro mini mouse is great. The battery consumption is okay and the bluetooth connects pretty flawlessly with my macbook. It's about 2.5 inches long and about an inch high. It weighs about the same as 2 AAA batteries which is what it takes to power the thing. its a micro mini mouse, so it's pretty small. If your a Russell Wilson type with big hands then don't get this mouse because it's not ergonomically fit for you. You won't like it. I would say if your about 5'5'' and below then this mouse is perfect but if you're taller with "tall-person" hands then you should just get a normal size mouse. If you have medium to small hands then the micro mini mouse is great. The battery consumption is okay and the bluetooth connects pretty flawlessly with my macbook. It's about 2.5 inches long and about an inch high. It weighs about the same as 2... » Read More its a micro mini mouse, so it's pretty small. If your a Russell Wilson type with big hands then don't get this mouse because it's not ergonomically fit for you. You won't like it. I would say if your about 5'5'' and below then this mouse is perfect but if you're taller with "tall-person" hands then you should just get a normal size mouse. If you have medium to small hands then the micro mini mouse is great. The battery consumption is okay and the bluetooth connects pretty flawlessly with my macbook. It's about 2.5 inches long and about an inch high. It weighs about the same as 2 AAA batteries which is what it takes to power the thing. « Show Less
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I only mouse on it for a game but my wrist never gets near the bump. The bump is only 5 inches long.
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I cant say exactly what cacpacity is but the appliance is made of a pretty heavy metal. If you are just talking about a keyboard and trackball, I'm relatively confident you will have no issues. If the trackball is tall, whether you can store it under the desk while still on top of the appliance and not hit your knees is another question. But I think you are fine with weight.