Feathertail
Manufacturer's Product Description
Managing your health can be difficult; interacting with tech shouldn't be. Feathertail is a PC mouse you can wear, for example on your wrist, shoe, or even a pair of headphones. It's responsive and easy to use. 1. Charging. You can charge Feathertail using your phone charger, or a USB port on your computer. Fully charging the battery will take about a couple of hours. 2. Set up. Feathertail will turn on automatically when it's charged. The LED will light up in blue to indicate this. You can now connect the USB dongle to your PC. Wait a few seconds for the device to configure itself. Then you can start using Feathertail to move the mouse cursor. 3. Power management. Feathertail will go into sleep mode, when it hasn't been used for a while and will wake up when you move it around. The light will turn orange when the battery is below 30%. You should have a few hours of use left before you need to charge the device. 4. Moving Feathertail. You can use Feathertail around your palm or wrist, hold it in your hand, or attach it to a wrist brace, pair of headphones, or even to your shoes. The USB port should be facing you, but Feathertail will work at an angle, or even when completely flipped. When you move the device around, the mouse cursor will follow your movement. We have a video with examples and tips for how to use Feathertail at www.feathertail.co.uk/how-to-use 5. Clicking. You can click the mouse using voice dictation, dwell to click, or a separate button. We have videos and guides on setting up each at www.feathertail.co.uk/how-to-use "Simple and intuitive. Feathertail is easy to use. It needs no calibration and works at an angle, or even when completely flipped. Plug-and-play. Just connect the dongle and carry on with your day. No drivers, no complicated setup. Wide compatibility. Feathertail works on all major OS and computing devices. Light as air. That's how it feels to wear the slim, smooth silicone band. Battery for days. Get more than a week of battery life for more productivity, more fun, more flow. Responsive movement. High-fidelity sensors, a powerful microprocessor and our unique data processing firmware result in a smooth, precise cursor movement. Good for your body. Feathertail is a mouse designed for wrist pain and carpal tunnel relief. You can use it in a variety of positions throughout the day. This helps the affected tissues rest and changes the bio-mechanics of the repetitive movements you do."
Manufacturer's Contact Details
Manufacturer and supplier of a wearable ergonomic mouse
Feathertail
252 Blyth Rd
Hayes
UB3 1HA
02078649667 zhey@feathertail.co.ukKey Features
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Product Dimensions
| Dimensions | |
|---|---|
| Diameter | Height: 36mm, Width: 55mm, Depth: 14mm, Weight:28g cm |
| Features | |
| USB connection | USB Wireless dongle |
| Software | |
| Android operating system | Android 9.0 or later& later |
| Mac operating system Mac OS X | macOS 10.15 or later& later |
| Windows operating system | Windows 7 or later& later |
| iOS version | macOS 10.15 or later& later |
Product Specification
No product specification has been specified.
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