My hand is killing me when I handle the mouse, especially when I do this in my bed. Sometimes I am so very tired, that I just cannot imagine myself staying in the chair, at my desk, even if it’s quite comfortable. But the idea of a vertical position of my body is nerve-racking. So I choose to exhaust my hand and don’t give a damn about it, rather than exhausting my whole body.




But the new series of mice announced by Belkin seems to be perfect for those who want to take care of their hands when using such devices, especially if it’s on a regular basis. The Belkin Comfort Mice is an attempt to get this problem over with.



The series consists of three different versions: the Bluetooth Comfort Mouse, the Wireless Comfort Mouse and a version that comes with a wire which is retractable.




The Wireless Comfort Mouse comes with an all-terrain optical engine, a power-save mode for those who are sensitive to the issues our Planet is facing (due to this feature the mouse is put to sleep when it isn’t used for 8 minutes) and compatibility with Mac computers. It runs on 2 AAA batteries and comes in the following colors: Candy Red, Fuchsia, Midnight Blue and Pitch Black. This version costs $29.99.




The Bluetooth Comfort Mouse, on the other hand, is designed to connect to laptops in a wireless way due to the integrated Bluetooth technology. It comes with a scroll wheel that allows user scroll vertically and horizontally, a laser optical sensor, compatibility with Mac computers and 2.4GHz Bluetooth wireless. Available in two color versions, Black and White, the mouse can be yours for $49.99.

As for the Retractable Comfort Mouse, it comes with a retractable cable, as I said earlier, which means you don’t have to worry about knots and tangles, with the all-terrain optical engine and compatibility with Mac computers. It is available in the following colors: Candy Red, Fuchsia, Midnight Blue and Pitch Black, and it costs $19.99.

(Source: Coolest-Gadgets)