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\n\tThe DFX Powerball Gamer Gyroscope in its packaging. This particular model from Dynaflex is marketed toward gamers who want to improve their dexterity and/or strengthen or rehabilitate their forearm, wrist, or hand.
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\n\tFor more details, read my Geek Gifts 2012 review of the DFX Powerball Gamer Gyroscope.
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\n\tPhoto of Dynaflex Powerball by Wally Bahny for TechRepublic
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\n\tThe back of the Powerball package.
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\n\tFor more details, read my Geek Gifts 2012 review of the DFX Powerball Gamer Gyroscope.
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\n\tPhoto of Dynaflex Powerball by Wally Bahny for TechRepublic
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\n\tThe package includes: the Powerball, the Power Starter base station, and an instructional CD-ROM that contains a video on this device and other Dynaflex products.
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\n\tFor more details, read my Geek Gifts 2012 review of the DFX Powerball Gamer Gyroscope.
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\n\tPhoto of Dynaflex Powerball by Wally Bahny for TechRepublic
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\n\tHolding the red button on the base charges (and spins) the Powerball’s gyroscope. Once the LED is lit, it’s ready to pick up and use.
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\n\tFor more details, read my Geek Gifts 2012 review of the DFX Powerball Gamer Gyroscope.
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\n\tPhoto of Dynaflex Powerball by Wally Bahny for TechRepublic
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\n\tBy rotating your wrist or moving your forearm back and forth, yourcan increase the Powerball’s rotational speed. The faster it goes, the brighter the LED. Also, the built-in Speed Meter will track RPMs.
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\n\tFor more details, read my Geek Gifts 2012 review of the DFX Powerball Gamer Gyroscope.
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\n\tPhoto of Dynaflex Powerball by Wally Bahny for TechRepublic
