Overview
- Microsoft announced the Surface Mouse (2nd Edition) on September 23, 2026, and it will go on sale in the U.S. on October 13 for $79.99.
- The device uses capacitive touch and pressure sensors paired with an internal motor to produce adjustable force‑feedback that users feel through the palm.
- A dedicated action button can open Copilot or Copilot Voice and be assigned shortcuts through the Surface app, and those advanced features require Windows 11 and supported apps to work fully.
- The mouse supports Bluetooth 6.0 and switching among three paired devices but relies on two AAA batteries rated for up to six months, a power choice reviewers noted as a practical trade‑off.
- This is the first Surface Mouse refresh since 2016 and builds on Microsoft adding haptic support to Windows 11 earlier in 2026, positioning the accessory for Surface owners and potentially encouraging more apps and makers to adopt haptics.