Compare Syrebo Robotic Hand Rehabilitation Gloves
Syrebo robotic hand rehabilitation gloves use pneumatic assistance to support repeated hand opening and closing practice. This collection brings the main home models together so you can compare training modes, hand-side options and setup before choosing. These devices do not replace an individual assessment or treatment plan from a qualified rehabilitation professional.
| Model |
Training modes |
Main difference |
Hand options |
| C10 |
3 |
Passive, mirror and individual-finger training |
Left, right or both hands |
| C12 |
6 |
Adds pinch, extension, fine-motor and functional training |
Left, right or both hands |
| E12E |
7 |
Adds interactive game training to the six-mode system |
Left, right or both hands |
How to Choose a Robotic Hand Rehabilitation Glove
Start by confirming the model, affected hand and glove size. Choose the C10 when you want the three core training modes, compare the C12 when you need a broader six-mode system, and review the E12E when interactive game training is important. Check the selected product page for its current configuration, included components and price.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a robotic hand rehabilitation glove?
It is a wearable device that provides guided finger movement for repeated hand practice. Training settings and intended use differ by model, so follow the instructions supplied with the product.
Can a single accessory glove work by itself?
No. A replacement or accessory glove marked “host not included” requires a compatible Syrebo controller. Choose a complete C10, C12 or E12E system if you do not already own the matching host.
How should I choose the correct size and hand side?
Select the affected hand and use the size chart on the product page before ordering. If measurements fall between sizes or you are unsure which model fits the training plan, contact Syrebo support and consult a qualified rehabilitation professional.