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Trust has launched its new wireless mouse, the Ferro Hyperscroll Multi-Device, a device that promises to enhance productivity and provide the precision needed for a wide range of tasks. This mouse has been designed with a focus on functionality and sustainability, setting a new standard in the modern, multifunctional workplace.
The Ferro features an innovative hyperscroll metal wheel, allowing for smooth vertical and horizontal navigation. Its optical sensor ensures precise movement, and with DPI settings ranging from 1000 to 3200, users can customize cursor speed according to their preferences.
One of the most impressive aspects of this device is its ability to connect simultaneously to three devices. This is achieved through a 2.4 GHz USB-A receiver and two Bluetooth® connections, making it easy to switch between devices with a simple button. Additionally, the Ferro boasts impressive battery life, lasting up to 19 months, reducing the need to replace batteries and helping maintain a tidy, cable-free workspace.
In terms of comfort, the mouse is equipped with silent buttons, contributing to a quiet work environment. It also features two easily accessible side buttons that simplify navigation. Its eco-friendly design, made from 85% recycled plastics, offers a responsible option for users who want to work efficiently without compromising quality.
The Ferro Hyperscroll Multi-Device Wireless Mouse is now available in physical stores and online with a suggested retail price of $29.99. Trust, a Dutch company, has demonstrated its commitment to the environment by incorporating recycled materials into its products. Its dedication to sustainability has been recognized with the Ecovadis Gold Medal 2025 and the ErgoCert certification, which scientifically validates the ergonomics of its products.
Those interested in exploring Trust’s catalog and learning more about its innovations can visit its official website.
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