Support device for supporting at least one body part of a user at least in portions, optionally completely, comprising a support body, which comprises at least one support region for supporting at least one body part of a user at least in portions, optionally completely.

A wheel device is applied to a mouse and includes a supporter, a wheel module, a lighting unit and a sheltering component. The wheel module includes a wheel axle, an encoder and a wheel component. The wheel axle includes an axle body, a wheel surface and a wheel frame. The axle body is rotatably disposed on the supporter and on center of the wheel frame. The wheel surface is located on an outer surface of the wheel frame. The encoder is connected to the axle body to detect rotation parameters of the wheel axle. The wheel component covers the wheel surface. The lighting unit is disposed on the supporter and inside the wheel frame, and emits an illumination beam to the wheel module. The sheltering component is disposed on the supporter and covers the lighting unit to prevent the illumination beam from leakage through two sides of the wheel component.

A mouse includes a main housing, a key structure, and a pressing force adjusting component. The key structure has a connecting end, a free end, and an elastic section. The connecting end is connected to the main housing, and the elastic section is located between the connecting end and the free end. The pressing force adjusting component is movably disposed on the main housing and has a limiting portion, and the limiting portion limits elastic deformation of the elastic section. A location of the pressing force adjusting component on the main housing is adapted to be changed to change a location of the limiting portion at the elastic section.

Provided are a computer mouse and a method for operating the computer mouse, with the computer mouse including a palm-rest on a first side thereof, a baseplate on a second side substantially opposite the first side, hinges positioned along an edge of the palm-rest, and finger-rests, with each finger-rest fixedly attached to one end of a respective hinge.

A mouse device includes a casing, a key module and a stopping assembly. The key module includes a switch and a keycap. When the keycap is in a pressable state and the keycap is pressed in response to an external force, the keycap is moved toward the switch to trigger the switch. The stopping assembly is disposed within the casing and aligned with the key module. The stopping assembly includes a movable block, a push block and a stopper. While the movable block is pushed and moved in response to a pushing force, the push block is correspondingly moved. While the push block is moved, the stopper is pushed by the push block, and the stopper is moved toward a region between the keycap and the switch. When the keycap is stopped by the stopper, the keycap is switched from the pressable state to a non-pressable state.

An input device for a computer, wherein the input device eliminates the impacts caused by sudden stops during the pressing of a button portion provided on the input device for a computer, and thereby prevents a user's fingers and wrists from being strained.

The present invention discloses an adjustable supporting assembly for a user of a conventional mouse, and an ergonomic adjustable computer mouse. The adjustable supporting assembly comprises at least one height adjustment member adapted to be coupled on a body of the conventional mouse for palm comfort. The adjustable supporting assembly also comprises at least one finger adjustment member protruding laterally from the at least one height adjustment member for finger support. The adjustable supporting assembly comprises a width adjustment member configured to extend laterally. The width adjustment member comprises a receptacle member for placing the conventional mouse, the receptacle member includes a plurality of holes for incorporating screws and a pair of adjusting plates attached to a base of the receptacle member, each of the pair of adjusting plates having a slot to incorporate a screw to be extended laterally along the slot.

A computer mouse device including a housing including a base. The base includes a sensing surface adapted to contact and traverse over a support surface. The sensing surface forms a sensing surface plane having a base axis Y-Y extending orthogonally through the sensing surface plane. The housing includes a plurality of user input devices thereon adapted for generating an input to a computing device. A sensor is disposed on the base and has a sensing element disposed adjacent the support surface. The sensor generates a motion signal responsive to a movement of the housing. The housing includes an output device adapted to be operably connected to the computing device for communicating the motion signal to the computing device. The housing further includes an elongate handle extending from the base toward a handle distal end. The housing further includes an elongate handle extending from the base downwardly toward the sensing surface plane toward a handle distal end.

A foldable computer mouse is provided that includes a deformable body formable into an expanded configuration usable for receiving inputs for controlling a computing device and a folded configuration. The expanded configuration being an arcuate configuration having a first curvature and the folded configuration having a second curvature greater than the first curvature. The mouse also includes a hollow shell disposed on a top surface of the deformable body. The shell expands based at least on the deformable body being formed into the expanded configuration, and the shell collapses against the top surface of the deformable body based at least on the deformable body being folded into the folded configuration. The shell comprises a flexible material that retains a shape of the shell in the expanded configuration.

A foldable computer mouse is provided that includes a deformable body formable into an expanded configuration usable for receiving inputs for controlling a computing device and a folded configuration. The expanded configuration being an arcuate configuration having a first curvature and the folded configuration having a second curvature greater than the first curvature. The mouse also includes a hollow shell disposed on a top surface of the deformable body. The shell expands based at least on the deformable body being formed into the expanded configuration, and the shell collapses against the top surface of the deformable body based at least on the deformable body being folded into the folded configuration. The shell comprises a flexible material that retains a shape of the shell in the expanded configuration.