
This gaming mouse has a striking skeletonized design and hot-swap batteries
Just look at this thing.
Angry Miao is known for ridiculous, over-the-top mechanical keyboard designs, but now itâs made a gaming mouse thatâs, you guessed it: ridiculous and over-the-top. Itâs also cool as all hell, starts at $125 on a Kickstarter preorder special ending March 17th, and may be my new favorite mouse.
The AM Infinity Mouse has a skeletonized magnesium-alloy shell that weighs just 49 grams, making it one of the lightest full-size mice on the market. Within its hollowed-out, super lightweight black chassis is a magnetic battery that can be popped out and swapped in seconds. A spare is kept charged and at the ready on the mouseâs 2.4GHz receiver. This functionality gives the mouse its name, as Angry Miao claims hot-swapping equals âinfiniteâ battery. Just like how my fridge has infinite ice cubes, obviously.
The Infinity Mouseâs more conventional features include an 8,000Hz polling rate for minimal input latency, even with high-refresh monitors. Its PixArt PAW3950 optical sensor is capable of 30,000 DPI so you can make the mouse as ridiculously sensitive as you want. And its new TTC Orange Dot Optical V2 micro switches have a nice tactile click, sensitive enough to confidentl …