Fujitsu launches FMV Mouse X with contactless electromagnetic switches and dual scroll wheels

Fujitsu introduces the FMV Mouse X featuring contactless electromagnetic switches, dual scroll wheels, and KVM support for low- maintenance office use.

Fujitsu FMV Mouse X
Fujitsu FMV Mouse X

On October 22, 2024 Fujitsu Client Computing introduced the FMV Mouse X aimed at hygiene and durability oriented office workers. This mouse avoids any physical interaction for its main inputs, preventing any mechanical wear or dirt build-up around the switches. If you are using several computers the included KVM support will make your life easier.

Fujitsu FMV Mouse X
The Fujitsu FMV Mouse X features electromagnetic induction triggers for its inputs.

Contactless electromagnetic switches eliminate mechanical wear in new office mouse

The left and right mouse buttons and two scroll wheels use the electromagnetic induction method, making the absence of any physical micro-switches which wear out after millions of clicks. With the FMV Mouse X they have also launched the FMV Keyboard X and FMV Display V 23.8-inch FHD 120Hz monitor.

Specifications

  • Sensor Technology: Electromagnetic induction for left/right keys and dual scroll wheels
  • DPI: 8000 cpi
  • Weight: Approx. 70g
  • Battery Life: 30-70 days
  • Connectivity: Tri-mode

FMV Mouse X weighs around 70g and supports tri-mode usage, providing you with a lot of use cases. The design is optimized for the average Japanese hand size, so it might be an uncomfortable fit for big handed individuals. The battery is rated at 30~70 days depending on usage intensity.

The synchronous KVM switching can be used along with the FMV Keyboard X to control several computers. With this you can switch between PCs without unplugging cables or using some 3rd party software. With the long-lasting battery and contactless inputs this is a very low maintenance mouse for a professional setting.

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