Meta-mouse VANZY 2.0 – a computer mouse in the form of a ring
By ForGeeks American startup CoX Space has announced a gadget called Vanzy. It’s a tiny input device that can replace a computer mouse, trackpad or even a gamepad. It slips onto your finger and allows you to control various techniques using gestures.
American startup CoX Space has announced a gadget called Vanzy.
The mouse is fully customizable and features 7 different gestures, allowing you to use *.com/»>Vanzy in a user-friendly way. The device is compatible with Windows, macOS, Android, iOS and iPad and works with virtual and augmented reality interfaces as well as wireless headphones, including AirPods.
The device is compatible with Windows, macOS, Android, iOS and iPad and works with virtual and augmented reality interfaces as well as wireless headphones, including AirPods.
Vanzy has four different mouse functions including left-click, right-click and scroll, perfect for using the device from afar.
The Vanzy case is waterproof and covered in matte tempered glass, and the ring on your finger can be replaced with straps for wristbands like the Mi Band. It comes with a pair of silicone rings in different sizes, and you can buy a metal link ring for $10.
A pair of silicone rings is included.
The VANZY app can be downloaded from the Apple Store, Play Store, Mac Store, and Microsoft Store. To connect to your VANZY 2.0 device, you must open the app and continue using Bluetooth. Use the app to customize gesture-related features.
Add the app to the VANZY 2.0 device.
The battery life is not specified, but it can fully replenish the charge in just 30 minutes.
Vanzy is priced at $129, but crowdfunding is available on Kickstarter starting at $79 – that’s about $7,500 and $4,600, respectively. If the project raises enough money to launch (more than $3,800 of the $5,000 needed had been raised at the time of publication), the finished gadgets will be shipped to customers as early as November.
Vanzy has been priced at $129, but is available for purchase on Kickstarter at prices starting at $79.
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