EAXBUX Undetectable Mouse Jiggler,Mouse Mover Jigger Device with LED Screen,Interval Time Adjustable,for Working from Home,Thinking/Taking Notes when Working,Keeps PC Live to lmprove Office Efficiency

Works perfectly and does exactly what it promises! The adjustable interval settings are super convenient, and the LED screen makes it easy to see and control everything. It’s truly undetectable, simple to use, and keeps my computer active while I’m working, thinking, or taking notes. A huge help for working from home—reliable, efficient, and well designed. Highly recommend!

This works exactly as advertised. Use this with either a wired or wireless mouse and it moves the cursor around on the screen, keeping your computer active. There is an easy to use setting that allows you to customize how often the mouse is moved so you can customize to your lockout settings. As long as you have Microsoft Teams as the active window on your computer, this device will keep your status green and your screen unlocked indefinitely.

Easy to use, easy to set up and works.

Owned for over a year now. Timer adjusts movement intervals. The TWO turntables make sure mouse doesn’t get stuck unlike other ones I’ve seen. I’ve seen other product reviews talk about the noise and I’ve watched the videos and they all sound loud and terrible. This one is literally silent. I’m pretty sure this is the ideal mouse wiggler and I’m surprised this isn’t the most purchased one to be honest.

So, first I gotta say, I was expecting this to well...not work as advertised. However, the reviews left me more optimistic than some of the other mouse movers. I'm not disappointed to say I was wrong! I like the design, the LCD screen hidden behind the plastic was a nice surprise, another surprise is the use of USB-C (kudos to the manufacturer), but most importantly: it works. Now, it's not fool proof. If your mouse has a rounded bottom (like a Logitech G502) then it's quite possible the mouse may roll right over the border/lip. Also, if you have a bigger or wider mouse (again, like the G502 with its thumb rest) then you will probably not get the full motion of "randomness". However, as long as your mouse sensor picks up one of the textured turntables it should still work. If you're worried about either of these issues, grab a $10 iHome mouse for whenever you want to use this mouse mover. Other than that, I really like it!

This is a great jiggler. Has only one problem, but nothing terrible. You turn it on and it goes to zero seconds between motions. I then click it again and it goes to 90...then I have to click the down button to get it to 5 seconds. Also when its running, the seconds count goes away after a while, making you wonder if its working or not. It still has a light that occassionally blinks so it is working, but wish the countdown timer stayed on. As to being "random".... the only thing random is the motion on the screen. When I think of random, I want the beginnings of motions to be random. Instead, it comes on REGULARLY for 5 seconds, or 10 seconds, or whatever you set it on, and then it is off REGULARLY for the same amount of seconds. There's nothing random about that. I wish it would move for 3 seconds, stop for 10 seconds, move for 8 seconds, stop for 20 seconds, move for 2 seconds, stop for 7 seconds, etc. That is what random would actually be. Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if IT could see that "motions" were exactly the same amount of time, with stop motions being exactly the same amount of time. They may not just be looking to see that you are staying "green".... Still, I haven't seen any other jigglers that were truly random in their timings of movements.

Mouse jigglers come in all shapes and sizes, but this one is truly unique! The 2 "turntables" move the mouse like you are guiding it with your hand, and this keeps the windows from shutting down for the sleep function. That's important to me because I need to be able to keep the desktop up and open at a moment's notice. I'm in IT, and this is a necessary add-on. You'll enjoy watching the mouse move all over the platform. I have mine timed at 25 second intervals. A word of advice - when you place the mouse on the platter, make certain the mouse pointer/cursor is in the middle of your display - especially if you use multiple displays like me. You'll thank me later! A+.

I initially liked this mouse mover and found it useful while it was working. It performed as expected and met my needs for several months. Unfortunately, after some time, it stopped working but customer care was able to help and replace it.

This is genuinely a great product. I had bought a single turntable one earlier which worked with most of my mice, except the MX Master (the first version). With this one, you just pop the mouse on and it works, regardless of angle or position, I'm impressed.

This device is an absolute godsend for anyone who works from home. If you're able to afford the reduction in productivity, then this creates so much "free time" during the work day. Whether you're stepping away to have a smoke, to do some yard work, to go for a nap, to help a child...whatever the case, this thing enables you to do so. Obviously there are some risks associated with using this device, i.e. if someone tries to contact you and you don't respond then it's obvious something is up...but just come up with some excuse such as technical difficulties, and you'll be fine. It is detectable by IT in the sense that if they bother to check, they'll see you did nothing but move your cursor for an hour. But unless they have a reason to do so, no one is going to waste time checking that. In terms of the actual device, it's fantastic. It's easy to set-up, easy to use, and functions perfectly. There are options to adjust the downtime between moving your cursor, but there's not really any need to do that. Overall, the device does what it sets out to do, and does it damn well. On the whole, I would recommend this device to quite literally every single employee who can WFH...but I also don't want usage of such devices to become widespread, lest managers start using more "aggressive" ways of monitoring employees. However, if you're one of the smart ones already thinking about buying this device, then I encourage you to go for it and pull the trigger - you'll be so glad you did so.

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I work with secure computer... I did not realize how much I need this! It's very quiet. The controls make perfect sense.

My job entails some downtime (intervals usually last between 10-20 minutes), and this device means I can actually make the most of said downtime on my remote days by ensuring I'm not stuck waving my mouse cursor around every 4 and a half minutes until I receive the system updates that I need to resume working. I can do quick chores and take a look periodically to check when the process is done and start working again. A word of advice if you're buying this for similar reasons: make sure your Teams activity is tracked via mouse movement instead of mouse clicking. This device won't help you if it's mouse clicks.