MicrosoftĪccording to Microsoft, the accessories have three main components. “The wireless and versatile design allows you to create the setup that works best for you, whether you are using a versatile 2-in-1 like Surface Pro, or any Windows PC,” said Dave Dame, director of devices accessibility at Microsoft.Īll the accessories help alleviate the pain points of using traditional keyboards and mice, as they can perform a variety of functions depending on the setup. These can be configured for various needs with 3D-printed accessories as well. Those new Adaptive Buttons include a D-pad, joystick, and dual-button accessories. It wirelessly pairs with up to four Microsoft Adaptive Buttons, allowing you to connect to your PC with ease. With the Microsoft Adaptive Hub, you get a central hub with wireless buttons in place of a traditional keyboard. The other Microsoft adaptive accessories components are all about the keyboard. There’s even a thumb support accessory that can easily switch sides for both left-handed and right-handed folks. Unlike many products of this type, Microsoft says its new Adaptive Mouse still manages to be both light and portable. This new mouse can be adapted to fit one’s needs by adding mouse tail and thumb support, as well as 3D-printed tails for an even more customized setup.

The first of the highly modular components is the Microsoft Adaptive Mouse. At its annual Microsoft Ability Summit, Microsoft announced its Adaptive Accessories, a new series of products aimed at making PCs more inclusive for people whom a traditional mouse and keyboard aren’t all that helpful.

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