New Wireless Mouse from Keychron is Powerful and Only $49

Although Keychron is best known for its programmable mechanical keyboards, the business has been gradually introducing additional items. For the asking price of $49, the business has shown its first wireless mouse, which appears promising. Today saw the launch of the Keychron M3 Wireless Mouse, which the manufacturer claims is "made to level up office work and efficiency." It has a typical right-handed style, comes in either white or black, and includes a little RGB strip along the bottom. The mouse weighs only 79 grams, which is 62 g less than the Logitech MX Master 3S and nearly half as much as the Microsoft Sculpt Comfort Mouse. Photo Credit: Macworld The Keychron M3's main selling feature may be connectivity. You may pair it with anything that has Bluetooth for ease or use the wireless adapter when you require lower latency because it supports both Bluetooth 5.1 and 2.4 GHz wireless (or using the mouse in a BIOS or other similar environment). In the premium mouse market, that is typical, but it is less often in this $49 price range, and Keychron includes two wireless receivers in the box. There are separate ones for USB Type-C and Type-A. For a standard wired connection, you may also merely plug it in through USB. The mouse includes a PixArt 3395 sensor, which should be more than adequate for the majority of productivity tasks and gaming. It supports a DPI of up to 26,000. In addition, Keychron claims a polling rate of 1000 Hz and a battery life of up to 61 hours. Also read: Keychron wireless Keyboard Given its low $49.00 asking price, the M3 appears to be a promising wireless mouse. The only drawback to the feature list is that the desktop application is currently only available for Windows; according to Keychon, a macOS app will be available in June. The company's web shop is where you may get it.