The CapacMouse Pro has officially launched. This small wireless mouse has eliminated the conventional scroll wheel, replacing it with what the company refers to as MagicWhell. This new button is pressure-sensitive, meaning it can simulate the usual wheel function depending on how firmly it is pressed.
Compact Design with Functional Features
One of the key reasons the CapacMouse Pro is so compact, roughly the size of a car key, is the absence of the mouse wheel. Interestingly, despite its small form factor, it includes two side buttons and four LED indicators, which display the DPI or scroll sensitivity levels.
Lightweight and Efficient
With a weight of only 30 grams, the CapacMouse Pro is not equipped with a large battery; it has a capacity of 180 mAh. However, it offers a decent usage time of up to 30 hours. For connectivity, it supports both 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth modes, but there’s no mention of a wired option.
Not Ideal for Gaming
While the 2.4 GHz mode promises low latency, this mouse might not be the best choice for gamers (the Logitech G305 is currently priced at $30.99 on Amazon). Its unconventional size, combined with a tracking speed of 30 IPS, makes it less suitable for precise and quick inputs. Nevertheless, the specifications seem adequate for regular tasks and office work.
Pricing and Availability
Astract Japan intends to price the CapacMouse Pro at 7,680 JPY, roughly $50. It is currently available through crowdfunding, with an early bird offer of 5,370 JPY, about $35. There’s no information on whether this compact wireless mouse will be released globally, and the likelihood seems low since its predecessor, the CapacMouse Neo, did not have an international release.
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