TOP 10 most unusual computer mice
1. Mad Catz Cyborg RAT 7
Gaming mouse-transformer. Such a mouse can be adjusted to any hand, thanks to the ability to adjust the length and width of the case, which is made in metal for especially nervous gamers. In addition, a "sniper button" is provided, when clicked on, the mouse instantly reduces sensitivity for accurate aiming.
Features:
Connection: wired (USB)
Technology: laser
Maximum sensor resolution: 5600 dpi
Number of buttons: 7
Scroll wheel: yes
Design: for right-hander
Programmable buttons: 5
Switchable sensor resolution: yes (from 25 to 5600 in steps of 25)
Polling frequency: 1000 Hz
Variable weight: is
2. Canon X Mark I Mouse
For people who are dear to the heart, whose work is connected with constant computing. It can serve as a wireless “mouse” and a ten-digit calculator, as well as replace a digital keyboard unit. Available in black and white. It is compatible with Windows and Mac OS X operating systems and connects via Bluetooth.
Features:
Connectivity: Wireless (Bluetooth)
Technology: Laser
Scroll Wheel:
Yes Design: Right-handed Battery Type: AA Number of Batteries: 2
3. Swiftpoint
This mouse does not require a flat surface and is wireless. The case is clamped between the thumb and forefinger. The design attracts attention and is very convenient for gamers.
Features:
Connection: wireless (Bluetooth)
Technology: laser
Scroll wheel: yes
Design: red-black
4. Amenbo five-finger mouse
The Japanese, as always, amaze with new developments. Many will ask, why is a five-finger mouse needed at all? First of all, it is aimed at working with three-dimensional modeling programs. Each finger is connected to a sensor that records the force and speed of pressing. Extension cords adjust the mouse to any arm.
Features:
Connection: wired (USB)
Technology: laser
Scroll wheel: no
Number of buttons: 5
Design: for right-hander
I haven’t entered mass production
5. Computer mouse Chameleon X-1
At the same time it is a mouse and a joystick. The gamepad is located on the underside of the Chameleon X-1 mouse, has 16 buttons.
Features:
Connection: wireless (Bluetooth)
Technology: laser
Maximum sensor resolution: 1600 dpi
Number of buttons: 7
Scroll wheel: yes
Design: for right-hander
Poll frequency: 125 Hz
6. USB Wireless Air Mouse
Wireless USB mouse in the form of a glove. The mouse cursor is controlled by finger movements through the air. It weighs about 50 grams, and is equipped with three necessary buttons located on the ring, which is worn on the index finger. The ring is connected to the main power source.
Features:
Connection: wireless (Bluetooth)
Radius: 10 m.
Number of buttons: 3
Design: for right-hander
Poll frequency: 2.4 GHz
7. Cool Ring-Style Fingertip USB Optical Mouse
This Japanese “fingertip” mouse fits over your index finger and thanks to the optical sensor it monitors your movements - you don’t need to press anywhere here, it's quite simple how to make a movement with your finger when clicking.
Specifications:
Connection: wired (USB)
Maximum sensor resolution: 800 dpi
Weight: 75% lighter than conventional optical mice (35 g)
8. 3Dconnexion SpaceMouse Pro The
mouse was created specifically for 3D-modeling.
For convenience, there is a sensor with six degrees of freedom. QuickView adjustment keys. 4 function keys for quick access to frequently used applications. "Mounted" convenient access to the keys Control, Shift, Alt, Esc. In general, a find for professionals and lovers of 3D modeling.
Features:
Connection: wireless (Bluetooth)
Technology: laser
Number of buttons: 15
Weight: 665 g
. 9. Hillcrest Labs Loop
This device uses Freespace pointer control technology, which allows you to move the cursor on the screen using your wrist movements. The main application, the developers call working with a PC connected to a TV.
Also, the functionality includes: functions for managing presentations, navigating web pages, entering information using the standard on-screen keyboard, and other actions performed using the mouse cursor.
Features:
Connection: wireless (Bluetooth)
Technology: Freespace
Number of buttons: 4
Scroll wheel: yes
Weight: 140 g.
Battery type: AA
Number of batteries: 2
10. Axsotic 3D Spherical Mouse
This manipulator greatly simplifies work in 3D rendering programs and similar design applications, and is also convenient for normal work with a computer. A mouse is a ball that can rotate in any direction. In addition to turning, you can also move the ball up, down, left, right, forward or backward. This is what makes it qualitatively different from a regular trackball. And the best part is that the axsotic manipulator does not require the installation of drivers.
Features:
Connection: wired (USB)
Maximum sensor resolution: corresponds to an accuracy of 1000 dpi when rotating an object and 2170 dpi when moving and scaling panoramicly.
Gaming mouse-transformer. Such a mouse can be adjusted to any hand, thanks to the ability to adjust the length and width of the case, which is made in metal for especially nervous gamers. In addition, a "sniper button" is provided, when clicked on, the mouse instantly reduces sensitivity for accurate aiming.
Features:
Connection: wired (USB)
Technology: laser
Maximum sensor resolution: 5600 dpi
Number of buttons: 7
Scroll wheel: yes
Design: for right-hander
Programmable buttons: 5
Switchable sensor resolution: yes (from 25 to 5600 in steps of 25)
Polling frequency: 1000 Hz
Variable weight: is
2. Canon X Mark I Mouse
For people who are dear to the heart, whose work is connected with constant computing. It can serve as a wireless “mouse” and a ten-digit calculator, as well as replace a digital keyboard unit. Available in black and white. It is compatible with Windows and Mac OS X operating systems and connects via Bluetooth.
Features:
Connectivity: Wireless (Bluetooth)
Technology: Laser
Scroll Wheel:
Yes Design: Right-handed Battery Type: AA Number of Batteries: 2
3. Swiftpoint
This mouse does not require a flat surface and is wireless. The case is clamped between the thumb and forefinger. The design attracts attention and is very convenient for gamers.
Features:
Connection: wireless (Bluetooth)
Technology: laser
Scroll wheel: yes
Design: red-black
4. Amenbo five-finger mouse
The Japanese, as always, amaze with new developments. Many will ask, why is a five-finger mouse needed at all? First of all, it is aimed at working with three-dimensional modeling programs. Each finger is connected to a sensor that records the force and speed of pressing. Extension cords adjust the mouse to any arm.
Features:
Connection: wired (USB)
Technology: laser
Scroll wheel: no
Number of buttons: 5
Design: for right-hander
I haven’t entered mass production
5. Computer mouse Chameleon X-1
At the same time it is a mouse and a joystick. The gamepad is located on the underside of the Chameleon X-1 mouse, has 16 buttons.
Features:
Connection: wireless (Bluetooth)
Technology: laser
Maximum sensor resolution: 1600 dpi
Number of buttons: 7
Scroll wheel: yes
Design: for right-hander
Poll frequency: 125 Hz
6. USB Wireless Air Mouse
Wireless USB mouse in the form of a glove. The mouse cursor is controlled by finger movements through the air. It weighs about 50 grams, and is equipped with three necessary buttons located on the ring, which is worn on the index finger. The ring is connected to the main power source.
Features:
Connection: wireless (Bluetooth)
Radius: 10 m.
Number of buttons: 3
Design: for right-hander
Poll frequency: 2.4 GHz
7. Cool Ring-Style Fingertip USB Optical Mouse
This Japanese “fingertip” mouse fits over your index finger and thanks to the optical sensor it monitors your movements - you don’t need to press anywhere here, it's quite simple how to make a movement with your finger when clicking.
Specifications:
Connection: wired (USB)
Maximum sensor resolution: 800 dpi
Weight: 75% lighter than conventional optical mice (35 g)
8. 3Dconnexion SpaceMouse Pro The
mouse was created specifically for 3D-modeling.
For convenience, there is a sensor with six degrees of freedom. QuickView adjustment keys. 4 function keys for quick access to frequently used applications. "Mounted" convenient access to the keys Control, Shift, Alt, Esc. In general, a find for professionals and lovers of 3D modeling.
Features:
Connection: wireless (Bluetooth)
Technology: laser
Number of buttons: 15
Weight: 665 g
. 9. Hillcrest Labs Loop
This device uses Freespace pointer control technology, which allows you to move the cursor on the screen using your wrist movements. The main application, the developers call working with a PC connected to a TV.
Also, the functionality includes: functions for managing presentations, navigating web pages, entering information using the standard on-screen keyboard, and other actions performed using the mouse cursor.
Features:
Connection: wireless (Bluetooth)
Technology: Freespace
Number of buttons: 4
Scroll wheel: yes
Weight: 140 g.
Battery type: AA
Number of batteries: 2
10. Axsotic 3D Spherical Mouse
This manipulator greatly simplifies work in 3D rendering programs and similar design applications, and is also convenient for normal work with a computer. A mouse is a ball that can rotate in any direction. In addition to turning, you can also move the ball up, down, left, right, forward or backward. This is what makes it qualitatively different from a regular trackball. And the best part is that the axsotic manipulator does not require the installation of drivers.
Features:
Connection: wired (USB)
Maximum sensor resolution: corresponds to an accuracy of 1000 dpi when rotating an object and 2170 dpi when moving and scaling panoramicly.