3 Contour Design products
NewContour Unimouse Ergonomic Vertical Mouse, Adjustable Thumb Rest, Wireless
SKU CDUMBK11001
$126.00retail · members pay less
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Genuine Contour Design · retail & wholesale
Ergonomic mice, RollerMouse central pointing devices and compact wireless keyboards
SNILLC sells genuine Contour Design ergonomic mice, RollerMouse devices and Balance Keyboards at retail prices to shoppers and at wholesale pricing to approved business members, shipped nationwide from California.
Contour Design is a US ergonomics company that builds pointing devices and keyboards to reduce wrist and shoulder strain at the desk. SNILLC carries the Contour Unimouse adjustable vertical mouse, the RollerMouse Red central pointing device and the Balance Keyboard, all new in original packaging. They suit offices, HR and safety teams handling ergonomic accommodations, and resellers serving corporate accounts.
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NewSKU CDUMBK11001
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An adjustable vertical mouse with a hinged body that tilts from 35 to 70 degrees and a movable thumb rest, so the hand sits in a relaxed handshake position.
A centered pointing device that sits in front of the keyboard. A rollerbar controls the cursor, so the user never reaches sideways for a mouse.
A compact wireless keyboard designed to pair with the RollerMouse, with a short reach to the rollerbar and a low profile that keeps wrists flat.
RollerMouse Red plus Balance Keyboard form a matched set that fits most desks and works with Windows and macOS without extra software.
Contour Design is an American maker of ergonomic computer peripherals based in New Hampshire. The company is best known for the RollerMouse, a centered pointing device introduced in the late 1990s that replaces a conventional mouse with a rollerbar placed in front of the keyboard. Contour also makes the Unimouse adjustable vertical mouse and compact keyboards built to work alongside the RollerMouse.
The design goal is to keep the hands, wrists and shoulders in a neutral position during long computer sessions. A RollerMouse removes the sideways reach to a mouse and lets either hand control the cursor. The Unimouse adjusts its tilt and thumb support to fit the individual user rather than forcing one fixed shape. Both are commonly specified by occupational health and ergonomics staff for employees with repetitive strain complaints.
SNILLC lists three Contour products: the Unimouse, the RollerMouse Red and the Balance Keyboard, priced from about $126 to $539. These are premium devices compared with standard office mice, and most buyers purchase them for a specific user or workstation rather than as a department-wide default.
How to pick the right Contour Design product and pack size.
Choose the RollerMouse Red if the goal is to remove the sideways reach for a mouse entirely, or if the user wants to switch hands freely. Choose the Unimouse if the user prefers a traditional mouse motion but needs a vertical grip and adjustable tilt to relieve wrist pronation.
A RollerMouse sits directly in front of the keyboard, so a thick keyboard raises the hands and reduces the benefit. The Balance Keyboard is designed to match the RollerMouse Red in height and depth. Standard full-size keyboards work but may need the included risers.
A RollerMouse plus keyboard needs roughly 2 to 3 inches more depth than a keyboard alone. Measure the keyboard tray or desk surface first. Compact desks and pull-out trays may fit better with a Unimouse.
The RollerMouse is ambidextrous. The Unimouse is made in right-handed and left-handed versions, so confirm the hand before ordering. Wired and wireless options also exist for the Unimouse, so check the listing for the connection type.
Business members
Business members buy Contour Design products from SNILLC at wholesale pricing with a $49 per year membership. Contour devices ship one per box, so most orders are for a set number of workstations rather than case packs. For 6 or more units, such as outfitting a department or an ergonomics program, use the cart's Request a bulk quote option. Members pay by ACH, Zelle or card, with a 3% fee on card payments, and a resale certificate or EIN may be required for resellers. Orders ship from Rancho Cordova, California, with tracking.
Shoppers
Retail shoppers can buy a single Unimouse, RollerMouse Red or Balance Keyboard at retail price with guest checkout or a free account and pay by card. All three items exceed the $60 threshold, so retail orders ship free within the USA. Watch the weekly deals page for discounts and set a back-in-stock alert if a model is temporarily unavailable.
Straight answers about buying Contour Design products from SNILLC.
Yes. SNILLC sells new, genuine Contour Design products in original manufacturer packaging. The Unimouse, RollerMouse Red and Balance Keyboard listed are retail-boxed units, not refurbished or open-box stock.
Yes. Business members with a $49 per year membership get wholesale pricing on Contour devices. For 6 or more units, such as a department rollout or an ergonomics program, request a bulk quote from the cart and SNILLC will quote the lot.
SNILLC currently lists three Contour Design products: the Unimouse adjustable vertical mouse, the RollerMouse Red central pointing device and the Balance Keyboard wireless keyboard. Prices range from about $126 to $539.
Yes. Contour products ship within the USA from SNILLC's warehouse in Rancho Cordova, California, with tracking. In-stock items marked ready to ship leave fastest; transit time depends on your distance from Northern California.
No. Retail shoppers can buy a single mouse or keyboard. Business members get wholesale pricing on any quantity, and bulk quotes start at 6 units.
The RollerMouse Red is a centered rollerbar that sits in front of the keyboard and replaces a mouse, so there is no sideways reach. The Unimouse is a vertical mouse with an adjustable tilt and thumb rest that still moves like a regular mouse. Pick the RollerMouse for shoulder and reach problems and the Unimouse for wrist rotation problems.
Yes. The RollerMouse Red works with Windows and macOS as a standard pointing device and does not require drivers for basic use. Contour offers optional software for customizing button functions.
No, but it helps. The Balance Keyboard is built to match the RollerMouse height so the hands stay level. A standard keyboard works with the RollerMouse Red using the included risers, though a very thick keyboard reduces the ergonomic benefit.
Contour makes the Unimouse in right-handed and left-handed versions. Check the SNILLC listing for the version in stock, and request a quote if you need a specific hand or connection type that is not currently listed.