Microsoft Adaptive Mouse and Button and other four peripherals are out of the box.

CTOnews.com November 17 news, Microsoft Open Ecology Adaptive series of peripherals has been put on the market, foreign science and technology media Windows Central has simply opened the box.

CTOnews.com learned that the Adaptive series of peripherals, including mice, buttons, hubs, etc., are specially designed for users with physical obstacles. More importantly, the prices of these accessories are also very close to the people:

Microsoft Adaptive Hub: $59.99

Microsoft Adaptive Button: $39.99

Microsoft Adaptive Mouse: $44.99

Microsoft Adaptive Mouse Tail and Thumb Support: $14.99

CTOnews.com learned that these peripherals are set up and customized using Microsoft's Accessory Center application. If this is the first time you connect these accessories to your Windows PC, these accessories will automatically download and install the application from Microsoft Store. This makes the setup super easy, and when you click on any accessory in the app, it even provides a simple getting started tutorial.

The Adaptive Mouse is a square device with a ball on it, also equipped with mouse buttons that can be clicked left and right, and a touch wheel. Although it is not comfortable for ordinary users, this mouse is very user-friendly and supports a variety of extensions, and users can achieve a variety of operations through 3D printing.