Abstract: A computer accessory including a base, a strap and an attachment mechanism. The base includes a mouse pad portion. The strap is attachable to the base, and the strap is used to secure the attachment mechanism.. The attachment mechanism is to removably attach the device to a user's clothing, belt or fitment. A barrier may also extend at the edge of the mouse pad portion. Alternatively, the base includes a touch pad portion or track pad portion for use as a computer mouse, or the base includes a rollerball mouse portion for use as a computer mouse. The user may thus be able to use the computer accessory in place of a traditional computer mouse. Advantages provided by the computer accessory include pain and stress relief, ease of alternating between mouse use and keyboard use, portability, ease of switching between the left and right hands, and use in a variety of orientations that can cater to the user's personal needs.

Abstract: The disclosure herein is directed to a computer mouse device, comprising: a) a base comprising a mouse device portion, front mouse pad portion, a left mouse pad portion, a right mouse pad portion, a wrist portion, one more wrist portion mounts, one or more rib mounts, a top surface and a bottom surface; b) an optical computer mouse cage comprising one or more ribs connected to the front mouse pad portion, the left mouse pad portion and/or the right mouse pad portion and traversing to the wrist portion of the base, wherein the ribs have a curved contour for accommodating an optical computer mouse positioned at the mouse pad portion grasped by a user's hand; and c) at least one wrist clamp or wrist strap connected to a left side and a right side of the wrist portion.

Abstract: The disclosure herein is directed to a computer mouse device, comprising: a) a base comprising a mouse device portion, front mouse pad portion, a left mouse pad portion, a right mouse pad portion, a wrist portion, one more wrist portion mounts, one or more rib mounts, a top surface and a bottom surface; b) an optical computer mouse cage comprising one or more ribs connected to the front mouse pad portion, the left mouse pad portion and/or the right mouse pad portion and traversing to the wrist portion of the base, wherein the ribs have a curved contour for accommodating an optical computer mouse positioned at the mouse pad portion grasped by a user's hand; and c) at least one wrist clamp or wrist strap connected to a left side and a right side of the wrist portion.