Brando Pokemon Pikachu Wireless Mouse-It Sleeps On Your Mousepad

The Brando Pokemon Pikachu Wireless Mouse features a sleeping Pikachu that you will love to click on and move it around.

Behold Brando Pokemon Pikachu Wireless Mouse which sleeps on your mousepad. Did you know that Pikachu was modelled on a squirrel in his appearance? We didn't know that right? Probably because we had always presumed that Pokemon's franchise mascot was based on either a hamster or a rat, preferably the former rather than the latter because it's far too adorable to be one of those plague-causing rodents that live in the city sewers. But it turns out that we were wrong. The original artist, Atsuko Nishida, is said to have drawn it in the likeness of a tree-dwelling mouse, according to reports. With the Brando Pokemon Pikachu Wireless Mouse, none of it matters, as the small, fat, and yellow rodent is transformed into a computer mouse of the computer-gaming sort.

Brando Pokemon Pikachu Wireless Mouse

The most popular Pokemon of all time is now available as a mouse peripheral for your computer, allowing you to move around your desktop, drag and drop objects and execute right- and left-clicks while chanting pika-pika over and over again. Or anything along those lines. You don't have to be a total Pokemon fan to enjoy Pikachu's lovely appeal; whether you're a Nintendo fanatic who has played every Pokemon video game or just someone who appreciates the cuteness of the animated rodent, this device puts the animated rodent right on your mouse pad. Though not as cool as Razer's Pikachu gaming mouse, this wireless mouse is really loaded with maximum cuteness!

Pikachu Sleeps On Your Mousepad

With its eyes closed and its limbs extended out, the yellow Pokemon Pikachu is shown in a profound state of slumber on the Brando Pokemon Pikachu Wireless Mouse. So that it appears to be sleeping sweetly while it is resting on your mousepad is possible. Given the serene and happy expression on its face, we believe it did not collapse as a result of tiredness following a long and arduous training session. Or, perhaps, it did. We'll never know the truth. In any case, it rests fully flat on its stomach, making it simple to move it around on a flat surface like you would a normal mouse.

Pikachu's Ears Are The Left and Right Buttons

Pikachu's ears were created to serve as the right and left mouse buttons in order to keep the mouse function as discrete as possible. As a result, you won't even notice them until you're actually clicking your cursor on various elements on the screen. Yes, the buttons are fairly discrete in their placement. The scroll wheel in the centre, on the other hand, is less subtle, giving the impression that the rodent-like pocket monster has grown a little mohawk while going through a rebellious adolescent period. Or anything along those lines.

It appears that the Brando Pokemon Pikachu Wireless Mouse has a resolution of 800 dpi; however, it does not appear to be customizable, indicating that it is more of a typical productivity accessory than a gaming device. This wireless mouse, like the vast majority of wireless mice, does not use Bluetooth. Instead, it comes with a little dongle receiver hidden inside the mouse that you can connect into an open USB port to pair with your computer. According to the company, the wireless connection has a range of 26 feet when used in an indoor environment.

This Pikachu Mouse is powered by an AA Battery

It's ambidextrous, with identical forms and proportions on either side, making it equally comfortable for left- and right-handed users alike. It is powered by just one single AA battery, and it's compact and lightweight. The mouse's dimensions are 4.5 x 2.9 inches, which makes it a little on the large side for a PC mouse. Thus it's probably best suited for people who have larger hands. It is compatible with Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. The Brando Pokemon Pikachu Wireless Mouse comes with a price tag of $51 (RM219). For more information, head over to Brando's official website.