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USB Ferris Wheel Ferrises When You Type!

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The USB Key-controlled Ferris Wheel is a little USB peripheral that spins around whenever you're typing and sends a couple cute little animals on a happy fun slide. Thanks to the marvel of modern technology, it can sense when you've stopped typing, and ceases movement. It costs $29 and is guaranteed entertainment for all ages.*

*Ages 5-80 excluded, small parts may pose a choking hazard for the elderly.

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