What size is the clicker? Descriptions says 4" x 7". Is it big enough for a mobility handicapped person to use?
1038756
It's about the size of an automobile remote door clicker. There is only one button and it's about the size of a dime.
1038757
It is smaller than the palm of my hand. I have small hands. I am not sure where in the description it says 4x7" but I think that description is for the size of the package. I would say the clicker is 2"x3"
1038758
The one I have is small. If you have fine motor skill concerns, I would look for another one. Hope this helps.
303280
A visually impared person can probably use this. Because I use it while driving, I am often pushing buttons and not looking at it. The buttons are quite small tho.
1557184
Sorry, I don't have one right now. I do ergonomics for the County and have purchased several for employees who have developed problems due to mousing. They are essentially the length of a standard keyboard. They take a little time to get used to (fast) but I have not heard any complaints so far.
1732737
Not sure but I wouldn't recommend it because the clicker will break within 1 - 3 weeks. My left-click doesn't work anymore and its REALLY REALLY hard to click it.
799745
a hair less than 5 x3 x 2" I love this gadget and it fits in several odd spaces in my utensil drawer. And it the perfect size for my small arthritic hands.
1872203
It's been asked and answered several times here. It is 3 1/2 inches diameter by 2 1/2 inches high. It can hold several hearing aids and a little big to travel with. Hope this helps.
116640
It is not as large as it looks in the picture. I would say approx. 4"X 3", my grandchild as tiny little hands, but she can handle it easily. I hope this helps.
1176354
This instrument is just under 6 inches in length. Width varies, of course. The hand width is about 2 3/4 inches. The adjustive contact area for the patient is 3/4 inch. I don't know the actual weight of the instrument, but it fits nicely in hand. I, personally, find this tool much more comfortable than the Activator II with more of a 'solid' feel. It delivers a great adjustment, as you can choose the 'adjustive thrust' you want. Personally, this has been my 'adjusting tool of choice' for the past 14 years. One of these tools will typically last me 2 years....sometimes longer, occasionally not as long. Hope this is helpful. This instrument is just under 6 inches in length. Width varies, of course. The hand width is about 2 3/4 inches. The adjustive contact area for the patient is 3/4 inch. I don't know the actual weight of the instrument, but it fits nicely in hand. I, personally, find this tool much more comfortable than the Activator II with more of a 'solid' feel. It delivers a great adjustment, as you can choose the 'adjustive thrust' you want. Personally, this has been my 'adjusting tool of choice' for the past 14 years. One of these tools will typically last me 2 years....sometimes longer, occasionally... » Read More This instrument is just under 6 inches in length. Width varies, of course. The hand width is about 2 3/4 inches. The adjustive contact area for the patient is 3/4 inch. I don't know the actual weight of the instrument, but it fits nicely in hand. I, personally, find this tool much more comfortable than the Activator II with more of a 'solid' feel. It delivers a great adjustment, as you can choose the 'adjustive thrust' you want. Personally, this has been my 'adjusting tool of choice' for the past 14 years. One of these tools will typically last me 2 years....sometimes longer, occasionally not as long. Hope this is helpful. « Show Less
541383
it's not very big - the legs are about a foot long, the rods holding the disks are about 6", making the wheel diameter also about a foot. The disks are a special size (only the ones made for this will fit) - no more than 2" diameter. The bottom leg tends to fall out of the center. It's pretty flimsy. I used mine once and that was enough for me. Not something i'd recommend.
1205936
The screen is about 4.5" x 2". It's pretty small. I do not feel the swivel connect mechanism will last long either. I would look at another product like the Vtech Innotab, which we have been very happy with.
162689
I gave this toy as a gift. My grandson rode it comfortably when his legs were long enough to reach the ground when he sat on the seat. He used it first as a push toy to help him get up and learn to walk. Once he mastered toddling/walking, he was big enough to sit unaided on the car and push himself around. Sorry I don't have the actual dimensions.
580879
No, it is not full size. I like everything about this mouse, except it is too small for my hands. As such I'm going to give it to someone with small hands. I cannot use it. otherwise works well with my iMac and OS X 10.4.10
45872
It's on the smaller side of a "standard" mouse size. It's roughly 4.3" long and 2.5" wide. Compared to my Logitech desktop mouse, it's about the same width but a half-inch shorter.
1199722
This one is about the size of a keyboard on a 15" laptop. I would measure but it is gone. I bought a Logitech Ultrathin. It also doubles as a cover for my iPad Air. I LOVE IT! Be sure to get the newest version...it is thinner. Look for the "sliding pop up" hinge...that is the correct one.
196618
The pinwheel was about 3 inches in diameter, and the stick it attaches to was about 10" inches long. Not very big.
894995
the mouse is tiny, mine measures 2 5/8" at the widest spot, 3 7/8" long and 1 1/4" tall... I was almost dissapointed how small this mouse is but it works
1699011
Its about (guessing here) 1 and a half to 1 inch in width? Its not too large in my opinion and i have fairly small hands. Its definitely worth it. I've had it for about 4 months now.