Microsoft Releases Second-Generation Surface Mouse in China

Microsoft has officially released the second-generation Surface wireless mouse in the Chinese market. Priced at 688 yuan, the peripheral is designed to integrate with the existing Surface product lineup, featuring a minimalist design consistent with the company’s laptop aesthetics.

The hardware incorporates Microsoft’s BlueTrack technology, offering a tracking resolution adjustable between 400 and 2400 dpi. A key feature is the inclusion of haptic feedback, which provides physical input sensations during clicks, scrolling, and dragging actions within the Windows 11 environment. Users can also configure a customizable button through the dedicated Surface application to manage workflows.

Connectivity is handled via Bluetooth 6.0, allowing for simultaneous pairing with up to three devices. The mouse is powered by two AAA batteries, with a manufacturer-rated battery life of up to six months. The device is currently available through retail channels in China.