NanoFlow i2 Air

Most mice still assume a wide, flat desk. Livaro Tech's argument is that much of today's work happens in cafés, on trains, on planes and on sofas, where a conventional mouse forces the wrist to bend and the palm to press down. The NanoFlow i2 Air is its answer: a full-function mouse measuring 31 × 39 × 75 mm and weighing 35 g, which the maker says is smaller and lighter than a typical earbud case such as an AirPods case.

Palm-free by design

Rather than cupping the mouse, the user operates it with the fingertips while the palm stays off the body. A Ring-Finger Groove gives the ring finger a place to hook in and hold the mouse steady, which, according to the maker, removes the need to flex or tense the wrist, reduces palm pressure and lets air circulate to limit heat build-up over long sessions. The company frames this as keeping the wrist at a natural angle and easing muscle tension.

The weight is concentrated toward the front, under the buttons and scroll wheel. Livaro Tech calls this Forward Balance and says it allows light, precise fingertip movement for tasks such as detailed image edits or text selection, and keeps the cursor stable when the mouse is used on a knee, on clothing or on other surfaces without a desk. The maker claims it works anywhere you can rest your hand, from a train armrest to a tray table.

Key specifications, per the maker

• Dimensions: 31 × 39 × 75 mm; weight: 35 g
• Left click, right click and scroll wheel
• Bluetooth and 2.4G wireless; connects to up to 2 devices with switching between them
• Compatible with Windows, Mac, iOS and Android
• Silent clicks rated at 20 dB or less
• USB-C charging: 1 hour of charging for up to 40 hours of use
• Automatic sleep when idle and full power-off after long inactivity
• Electroplated finish said to resist fingerprints and wipe clean; non-slip rubber grip areas

Taken together, the campaign positions the NanoFlow i2 Air for frequent travellers, people who switch between a laptop and a tablet, and anyone looking to reduce wrist strain while working on the move.