Keychron Launches Ergonomic Mouse With Two Different Scrolls For Productivity

Keychron recently released the M6 mouse—an ergonomic device boasting two separate scrolling modes at a user’s fingertips.

With a lightweight body weighing just 78 g (0.2 lbs), this new offering remains comfortable for extended use.

It is equipped with over ten customizable buttons, allowing one to tailor the mouse to their specific needs so that it can be used for everything ranging from office work to gaming.

One of the key features of the M6 is its dual scrolling modes. Users can switch between a standard middle wheel and an infinite scroll wheel with the press of a button, providing versatile scrolling options.

The standard mode offers high precision for detailed tasks, while the infinite scroll is suitable for quickly navigating through long documents or web pages.

The second thumb scroll wheel on its side serves as a horizontal scroller—useful for navigating through wide spreadsheets or scrubbing through video clips.

For connectivity, the M6 offers both 2.4 GHz wireless and Bluetooth 5.1 options, ensuring extremely low latency and quick response.

Furthermore, the Keychron Engine software enhances the gadget’s capabilities by allowing individuals to personalize the mouse by modifying keys, setting shortcuts, and dedicated macros.

The software also allows for professional settings adjustments, such as lift-off distance (LOD), polling rate, and dots per inch (DPI).

The M6 promises up to 80 hours of continuous use on a single charge. Head here for more information on the Keychron M6 Wireless Mouse, retailing at US$49.

[via Gizmochina and Keychron, images via Keychron]