Microsoft Revives the Surface Mouse with Haptic Feedback, Six-Month Battery Life, and $80 Price
The redesigned mouse adds haptic feedback, Bluetooth 6.0 pairing for up to three devices and a customizable button for quick Copilot access.
- Microsoft unveiled a redesigned Surface Mouse on Tuesday featuring haptic feedback and a customizable Action Button for Copilot access, launching October 13 in Black and Platinum colorways.
- Brett Ostrum, corporate vice president of Surface Devices, said the haptic feedback provides "a small, purposeful physical response" for clicks and snapping windows, integrating with Windows to enhance tasks in apps like PowerPoint and Affinity.
- The ambidextrous mouse includes Bluetooth 6.0 connectivity for up to three devices and sports a large battery lasting up to six months on a single charge, designed for all-day comfort.
- Priced at $79.99, the new model costs significantly more than the $50 original but features 30% recycled content; Microsoft asserts the increase reflects improved battery life, customization options, and advanced haptic technology.
- Microsoft debuted the mouse at Qualcomm's Snapdragon Summit in Maui, Hawaii, alongside new Surface Pro and Surface Laptop devices powered by the Snapdragon X2 Plus SoC, offering increased battery efficiency and faster AI inference.
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Microsoft revives the Surface Mouse with haptic feedback, six-month battery life, and $80 price
The second-generation Surface Mouse includes several new features, including haptic feedback, which uses an internal vibration motor to deliver subtle pulses and tactile responses to confirm clicks. It can also provide feedback for on-screen interactions such as snapping windows to the edge of the screen or aligning objects and layouts...Read Entire Article
Microsoft’s new Surface Mouse has haptic feedback and a customizable action button
Microsoft is launching a second generation of its Surface Mouse next month that includes haptic feedback support. The Surface Mouse also has a customizable action button for the first time, which is primarily designed for quick access to Copilot (of course), but can be configured to work with other shortcuts from the Surface app. "Its […]
Second edition arrives on the 13th, for $79.99, vibrates by fitting windows on Windows 11, pairs three devices, opens the Copilot in a click. Check the tab.
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Microsoft is releasing a new generation of Surface Mouse for the first time since 2016. The mouse gets haptic feedback, a new shortcut button, and can be paired with three devices at once.
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