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NovelKeys made a beige mouse to go with its beige keyboards.

The $85 NK-M1’s features are pretty standard for an 8K wireless gaming mouse in 2026, but it’s lightweight, its buttons and scroll wheel feel good, and its colors are classic. The preorder ends tonight, but I’ll revisit it for a review later this year when it’s in stock.

<em>It’s color-matched to the Classic Beige keycaps used on the Underscore Edition keyboard</em>
<em>I do wish it had a second scroll wheel though.</em>
<em>They had me at orange and beige, honestly.</em>
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It’s color-matched to the Classic Beige keycaps used on the Underscore Edition keyboard
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