The Futon mouse pad plugs into a computer through USB, and it will certainly keep your hand plenty warm. In fact, it can reach temperatures up to 50ºC (122ºF).

After 13 years of cold mouse hand, I knew there had to be a better way.” - explains founder Anna Miller SPRINGS, CA, UNITED STATES, June 3, 2025 /EINPresswire / -- Before heated computer gear ...

For example, the Wolvio USB Heated Mouse Pad Hand Warmer, which retails for $29.97 on Amazon, has three temperature settings: 110 degrees Fahrenheit, 130 degrees Fahrenheit, and 145 degrees ...

This $20 Mouse Pad Hand-Warmer (on Amazon!) Keeps You From Getting Cold at Work By Macy Cate Williams Updated on Jan 28, 2019 at 3:25 PM Amazon ...

You plug the fish into a USB port, run the mouse cord through the fish and out the back and then put your hand inside the mouth. It heats up slowly to about 107.6 degrees. That sounds pretty warm ...

Here’s a fun gadget to keep you warm this winter, the USB Warming Mouse Pad. The USB Warming Mouse Pad is shaped like a fish, and plugs into your PC or Mac via USB. It will warm up to a maximum ...

If the new Futon Mouse Pad warmer isn’t really for you perhaps one of the company’s other USB warming offerings is, there are nearly 30 USB body part warming products listed on the Thanko site ...

As you’d expect, the built-in warmer pad connects via USB, and the whole gizmo measures 260 x 242 x 38mm. If you’re so inclined, you can snap one up for $14.

Thanko's hand-warming / snow globe holiday mice If you just so happen to be in the market for a new mouse or off-the-wall hand-warming device, Japan's own Thanko has just the things. If you're ...

Three months later, his firm produced its first “iWarm,” a computer mouse with a rechargeable, removable hand warmer attached, and now he is pitching it on the show floor.

Flip the heating switch to the “on” position and it’ll warm your hand to a toasty 45° (Celsius, I assume, though the documentation neglects to mention; that’d be 113°F for those of us in ...

Disposable hand warmers turn up the heat in your mittens by means of an exothermic reaction that, in essence, just creates rust. Each pouch typically contains iron powder, salt, water, an ...