Sanwa offers you their latest wireless mouse, the MA-TOUCH8. Corresponding to Windows 8 operating system, this compact mouse uses a 2.4GHz radio frequency (works up to 10 meters) and features a multi-touch sensor, a Super IR LED sensor, a 1200dpi resolution and a tiny USB receiver. Powered by 2x AA batteries, the MA-TOUCH8 is available now for 6,825 Yen (about $66) in black and red color options. [Product Page]
UNIQ offers you their latest wireless mouse, the M355G. Measuring L100.42mm x W61.79mm x H41.73mm, this silent mouse features a 3-button design, a 2.4GHz radio frequency (works up to 10 meters), a 1000dpi resolution and a tiny USB receiver. Powered by 1x AA battery, the M355G is available now for 1,780 Yen (about $17) in black, white, blue and red color options. [Product Page]
Century Japan is offering you their latest wireless mouse, the CU-KAKU1. Coming in a 3-button design, this compact mouse features a 2.4GHz radio frequency (works up to 10 meters), a blueLED sensor, a 1600dpi resolution and a tiny USB receiver. Powered by 1x AA battery, the CU-KAKU1 is available now for 5,980 Yen (about $57). [Product Page]
Gigabyte has listed a new wireless mouse ‘M7580 V2′ on its product page. Coming in a 3-button design, this compact mouse features a 2.4GHz radio frequency, a precise optical sensor, an 800/1200/1600dpi resolution (switchable) and a nano USB receiver. Powered by 2x AAA batteries, the M7580 V2 will come with a two-year warranty, however, there’s no word on pricing yet. [Gigabyte]
Coming in a 3-button design, the MA-WBL27 is Sanwa’s latest wireless mouse for the mass market. This travel-friendly mouse features a 2.4GHz radio frequency (works up to 10 meters), a Super Blue LED sensor, a 1200dpi resolution and a tiny USB receiver. Powered by 1x AA battery, the MA-WBL27 is available now for 2,625 Yen (about $27) in black and white color options. [Sanwa]
Buffalo has also showed off their latest wireless mouse, the BSMBW10. Aimed at women, this travel-friendly mouse features a 2.4GHz radio frequency (works up to 10 meters), a BlueLED sensor, a 1200dpi resolution and a tiny USB receiver. Powered by 1x AA battery, the BSMBW10 will start shipping from mid-November for 2,373 Yen (about $24) in light pink, deep pink, white, black, blue and mint color options. [Buffalo]
Check out this upcoming wireless mouse from Buffalo, the BSMBW09. Powered by 1x AA battery, this travel-friendly mouse features a 2.4GHz radio frequency (works up to 10 meters), a BlueLED sensor with a maximum resolution of 1200dpi, a scroll wheel and four buttons including two side buttons for quick access to the Windows 8.1 Start Screen and Charms Bar. The BSMBW09 will begin shipping from late October for 3,465 Yen (about $35) in black, white, silver, blue, read and pink color options. [Buffalo]
Sanwa has dropped their latest wireless mouse, the MA-WBL26. Coming in a 6-button design (w/ a new double-click button mounted to open a folder with a single click), this compact mouse features a 2.4GHz radio frequency (works up to 10 meters), a BlueLED optical sensor, an 800/1600dpi resolution (switchable) and a tiny USB receiver. Powered by 2x AAA batteries, the MA-WBL26 retails for 4,200 Yen (about $42) in black, black-red, green, navy, red and dark purple color options. [Sanwa]
Evergreen offers you their newest wireless mouse, the DN-84783. Coming in a 3-button design, this compact mouse features a 2.4GHz radio frequency, an invisible LED sensor, a 1000dpi resolution and a tiny USB receiver. Powered by 2x AAA batteries, the DN-84783 retails for just 999 Yen (about $10). [Product Page]
Microsoft is gearing up to launch their newest wireless mouse, the Sculpt Comfort Mouse. Adopting the BlueTrack technology (works on almost any surface), this Windows 8 compatible mouse features a 1000dpi resolution, a 4-way scroll wheel, a Windows Touch tab to easily switch to the start screen and makes use of Bluetooth 3.0 connectivity. Powered by 2x AA batteries, the Sculpt Comfort Mouse will go on sale from July 5th for 3,990 Yen (about $42). [Microsoft]
This is site is run by Sascha Endlicher, M.A., during ungodly late night hours. Wanna know more about him? Connect via Social Media by jumping to about.me/sascha.endlicher.
