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Super Mouse puts a touchscreen macro pad under your hand, with a wired catch

A screen beneath the buttons

The Super Mouse puts a touchscreen at the center of a multifunction mouse, rather than relying on many shortcut buttons across its surface. Its 3.1-inch display has a 720 x 720 resolution and sits below two standard mouse buttons, a scroll wheel and two customizable hyper keys.

The boxy shape may not be designed with ergonomics as a priority, but the company says the device can take on tasks handled by a trackpad, macro pad or streaming controller. It may also appeal to people who prefer typing on a phone, since its touchscreen offers swipe typing.

Shortcuts adapt to your apps

The screen’s Control Panel can hold as many as 16 shortcuts, macros or app launchers. Its controls can change according to the software in use: Adobe Premiere users, for example, may see editing and playback shortcuts.

Users can adjust the setup through Arctic Fox Technologies’ Flow desktop app, including for workflows or programs the mouse does not recognize. Other features include Google Calendar reminders, locally processed voice-to-text, multiple profiles, focus timers and productivity tracking.

Preorders and wired operation

The mouse is available through a Kickstarter campaign at a discounted $199 price for backers. Its planned retail price is $249, and delivery is expected to start in February 2027; Kickstarter delivery estimates can be affected by unforeseen delays.

Unlike a wireless mouse, the Super Mouse has no rechargeable battery and draws power through USB-C. It must remain tethered to a computer. A built-in gyroscope also allows users to control slideshows or scrub through video by moving the device.

Key points

  • The Super Mouse has a 3.1-inch, 720 x 720 touchscreen beneath its standard controls.
  • Its Control Panel can show up to 16 shortcuts, macros or launchers.
  • Kickstarter backers can preorder for $199; the planned retail price is $249.
  • Delivery is expected in February 2027, and the mouse requires a USB-C connection.
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