Akko Launches MX01 Ergonomic Mouse With PAW3809 Sensor and Hall Effect Scroll Wheel

Akko has launched its new MX01 wireless mouse, targeting office users who need additional scrolling controls and an ergonomic design for everyday work. The Mouse features a right-handed shape with a dedicated thumb rest, a middle button, and two scroll wheels on the side. It also uses a Hall effect-based scrolling mechanism designed to reduce resistance while preserving tactile feedback.

The Akko MX01 is equipped with a PixArt PAW3809 optical sensor offering up to 6,000 DPI. The sensor is designed to improve tracking on glass surfaces, giving users more flexibility when choosing a desk surface. Its buttons use mechanical microswitches rated for up to 100 million clicks, while the middle button supports both left and right tilt for additional input options.

The mouse’s Hall effect magnetic levitation scroll wheel system is designed to provide smoother scrolling with less resistance than conventional mechanisms. Combined with the dual side scroll wheels, the setup offers additional control for navigating long documents, spreadsheets, and other office applications.

Measuring 124 × 80 × 45 mm and weighing 106 ± 3 grams, the Akko MX01 supports three connection modes: USB, 2.4GHz wireless, and Bluetooth. USB and 2.4GHz connections support polling rates of up to 1,000Hz. A built-in 500mAh battery is rated for up to 23 days of daily use over 2.4GHz wireless and up to 40 days over Bluetooth, although actual battery life will vary with usage.

Akko has also included a one-year warranty. The MX01 is aimed at users looking for an office mouse with multiple scrolling options, wireless connectivity, and a sensor designed for different working surfaces. Pricing and regional availability have not been specified in the provided launch details.

Akko MX01 Mouse Specifications