Xiaomi adds anodised aluminium Mi Mouse to its portfolio

<p>Xiaomi has been on a product releasing spree across categories in 2016. After the announcement of its first laptop, the Mi Notebook Air, the Wyatt Meter mechanical keyboard, the Chinese company has now added a new computer accessory to its portfolio &ndash; an anodised aluminium-built Mi Mouse weighing 77.5g. <br /><br />The Mi Mouse has a slim profile, measuring 110 x 57 x 23.6 mm and comes in silver and gold colour variants. Xiaomi says that the anodised finish is consistent with the Apple MacBook range and it can also take in a bit of wear and tear. The anodised aluminium also reduces the corrosion to the mouse surface.<br /><br /><img style="vertical-align: middle; display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" src="http://www.alcircle.com/uploads/images/Mi-Mouse.jpg" alt="News" width="500" height="280" /><br />The design can be used equally by right handed as well as left handed users, due to the lack of any sort of ergonomic shaping. The buttons are places in a flat circular arrangment, which means you will have to use the mouse in a claw-grip.<br /><br />The mouse houses a 1200dpi advanced laser technology sensor called the Pixart 3610. This helps the mouse work across surfaces such as mouse pad, paper, cloth, ground glass among other. The mouse interfaces with your PC or laptop via Bluetooth using a low power Nordic 51822 Bluetooth chip. It is powered by a pair of AAA batteries.<br /><br />{googleAdsense}<br /><br />Since this is a dual-mode wireless mouse &ndash; working with both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth &ndash; you can connect two devices at once and switch focus using the mouse mode button.<br /><br />The Mi Mouse is available on online stores and will start selling from 27 November onwards.</p>