Introducing the CapacMouse Pro, a revolutionary miniature wireless mouse that has captured attention by abandoning the traditional scroll wheel in favor of a cutting-edge innovation known as the MagicWhell. This pressure-sensitive feature cleverly replaces the conventional scroll wheel, enabling users to mimic traditional scroll inputs based on the pressure applied.
One of the most intriguing aspects of the CapacMouse Pro is its compact size, comparable to a car key. Despite its diminutive dimensions, the mouse doesn’t shy away from functionality. Equipped with two side buttons and four LED indicators, it provides users with intuitive control over DPI settings and scroll sensitivity levels.
Weighing in at a mere 30 grams, this feather-light device houses a 180 mAh battery, promising up to 30 hours of usage on a single charge. Connectivity options are flexible, allowing seamless connections through both 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth modes.
While the 2.4 GHz offers low latency, making it a strong contender for general use, the CapacMouse Pro’s design and 30 IPS tracking speed might not stand up to the rigors of gaming. However, its capabilities are perfectly suited for everyday tasks and office environments.
Astract Japan has priced this innovative device at 7,680 JPY, roughly $50, with an enticing early bird offer on its crowdfunding campaign at 5,370 JPY, approximately $35. As of now, there are no updates on a global release, especially given that its predecessor, the CapacMouse Neo, never ventured beyond domestic borders. Nonetheless, for those seeking a blend of practicality and innovation in a pint-sized package, the CapacMouse Pro offers an exciting glimpse into the future of peripheral devices.
