On the day Apple is set to unveil its first ever touchscreen Mac, a startup is trying to persuade us that we instead need a touchscreen mouse, compatible with both Mac and PC.
The mouse has a 3.1in touchscreen supporting app-specific shortcuts as well as a mini multi-touch trackpad and customizable hardware buttons …
The project is currently live on Kickstarter, with a funding deadline of December 8th. Kickstarter pricing is $199, with retail pricing set to start at $249.
You can also display some content directly on the mouse screen, and even access a swipe keyboard.
Everything is configured via a companion app, which is available for both macOS and Windows. Once configured, the mouse detects the app you’re using and automatically displays the controls you’ve created for it. You can create different profiles for work, home, and more.
Shipping is set for February 2027. We of course include the usual cautions that Kickstarter projects can fail and shipping dates can slip.
The perfect way to add a touchscreen to a Mac, or a solution in search of a problem? Let us know in the comments.
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