AMAneo USB Mouse Adapter
| Year of Release | 2018 |
|---|---|
| Average Price | $565 |
| Description | The AMAneo USB is an assistive anti-tremor mouse adapter that helps individuals with physical disabilities to control a tablet device using a mouse or assistive mouse device. The anti-tremor feature ensures that the pointer on the display moves smoothly, with an option to adjust the intensity of the tremor filter. This accessory requires your tablet device to have a USB port. It is recommended for PC or tablet devices that offer a USB access port and operate using a Windows or Android OS. Please note: this product is not compatible with the iPad or iPhone. |
| Operating System | N/A |
Where can I get this device?
- View Device at Spectronics
- View Device at Link Assistive
- View Device at other retailers, in store and online
Also available at other retailers.
Accessibility Features
Physical
- Flat Back for Table Top Operation
- Reduced hand movement option
- Switch control option
Where can I get this device?
Accessible Telecoms is a resource that provides free information on the accessibility features of different devices, however does not act as a retailer for those devices. Click on the links to view retailers that sell this device.
- View Device at Spectronics
- View Device at Link Assistive
- View Device at other retailers, in store and online
- Also available at other retailers.
More Information
CSSLabs (Germany) AMAneo USB product page
View InformationCSSLabs (Germany) AMAneo USB Operating Manual (PDF)
View Information"Getting Started" video guide on the AMAneo BTi (different connection;similar features)
View InformationAMAneo USB Mouse Adapter PDF
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