Gmarket·Auction Sell 'Adaptive Mouse' for People with Disabilities

Up to 35% Discount on Microsoft Products

Gmarket and Auction announced on the 21st that they will exclusively sell six types of Microsoft Adaptive Accessories.

Adaptive Accessories are specially designed by Microsoft for users who have disabilities or physical difficulties that make it hard to use regular mice or controllers. These include the Adaptive Hub, which facilitates easy connection between devices; the Adaptive Mouse, designed for convenient use even by those with disabilities or paralysis; the Tail Comb Mouse, which allows users to attach a thumb support in a preferred position for both left- and right-handed users; and Adaptive Dual, Joystick, and D-Pad buttons for users who cannot use their hands due to amputations or paralysis.

Gmarket and Auction exclusively sell six types of Microsoft's adaptive accessories.
[Photo by Gmarket]

Discount benefits and various information are also provided. Until the 30th, a total of 16 Microsoft products will be sold at up to 35% off, and a review video featuring researcher Lee Pyeong-ho from the Rehabilitation Research Institute of the National Rehabilitation Center, who personally used the products, will be introduced. An interactive event is also prepared. By writing why the Microsoft Adaptive Mouse is necessary for you and submitting your story, 10 people will be selected through screening by Gmarket and the Cooperative for the Promotion of Disability Mobility Content Production, Mui, to receive a set of Adaptive Accessory products.

A Gmarket representative said, “We are exclusively introducing Microsoft’s Adaptive Accessories in Korea, which allow everyone to enjoy online without discrimination,” and added, “We hope customers show great interest as we are running not only product discounts but also an interactive event campaign.”

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