"The computer mouse has barely evolved in decades. Sure, we've added more buttons, improved the sensor technology, made them wireless, and added haptic feedback, but the fundamental interaction remains stubbornly unchanged. The Melt Mouse arrives to challenge that stagnation with a radical proposition that transforms a single device into a mouse, a trackpad, and a customizable shortcut pad, all wrapped in a seamless aluminum body with clean lines and an uninterrupted surface."
"The design language clearly draws inspiration from Apple's Magic Mouse aesthetic. That same smooth, button-free glass surface and minimalist aluminum construction creates an immediate visual connection. However, where Apple's approach prioritizes form over function to sometimes frustrating results, the Melt Mouse appears to learn from those missteps. The charging port sits in a practical location rather than underneath the device."
The Melt Mouse combines a mouse, trackpad, and customizable shortcut pad into a single aluminum-bodied device with a continuous, micro-textured glass surface. The device adapts to different workflows by switching input modes without extra peripherals. Design draws on Magic Mouse aesthetics while increasing ergonomics with a curved profile and improved palm support. The charging port is placed for practical access rather than under the device. The top surface recognizes multi-finger gestures while maintaining mouse ergonomics, and the sensor supports up to 6,000 DPI for pixel-precise work. The device emphasizes function alongside minimalist visual appeal.
Read at Yanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News
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