Super Mouse: a mouse with a screen and customizable commands

Arctic Fox has introduced the wired Super Mouse with a touchscreen, macros, Hyper Keys, and AI features. On Kickstarter, the early-bird price is $199; the first shipments are expected in February 2027.

Arctic Fox unveils Super Mouse with a screen and customizable commands

Arctic Fox Technologies has introduced Super Mouse, a wired mouse that combines familiar cursor control with a screen, software shortcuts, and tools for automating tasks on a computer.

Peripheral manufacturers have spent decades improving mouse precision and quality, but the basic design has hardly changed. Arctic Fox proposes adding a software hub: Super Mouse lets users launch macros, control apps, and perform other frequent commands without giving up the usual mouse functions.

“People’s work habits have changed dramatically, while the mouse has remained almost the same for decades,” explains Shridhar Thirunakkara, founder and CEO of Arctic Fox Technologies. “We wanted to preserve the familiar simplicity and comfort while giving users direct access to the tools they use every day.”

Screen and controls

The body has a built-in 3.1-inch touchscreen with a resolution of 720 × 720 pixels. It can display a control panel, a numeric keypad, and on-screen sliders, including tools for working with photos. The screen also shows brief information from Google Calendar and app shortcuts.

Two physical Hyper Keys sit next to the scroll wheel and can be customized with your own commands. The mouse also has a microphone for AI speech-to-text features and a gyroscope that expands the available control options.

The device’s settings are managed in the dedicated Flow app. Users can customize keyboard shortcuts, integrations with apps, and the screen’s contents. The company places no limit on the number of apps for which shortcuts can be created.

Connectivity, price, and availability

Super Mouse connects to a computer via USB-C and is compatible with macOS and Windows. It will be available in yellow, white, and dark gray.

The first sales phase will be a Kickstarter campaign. The early-bird price is $199, 50% below the expected retail price. Arctic Fox expects to ship the first units to backers in February 2027. According to the company, prototypes have been tested for more than a year.

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Images: Arctic Fox Technologies.