[Kando Wheel Mouse Series] Launch of Symmetrical 4-Button Model

Nakabayashi Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Chuo-ku, Osaka; President: Kazuyoshi Nakabayashi) is expanding its popular "Kando Wheel Mouse Series" with the new "Kando Wheel Mouse: Compact Bluetooth/USB Wireless (Dual) 4-Button BlueLED Mouse," set to be released nationwide starting in late May 2026.

About the Kando Wheel The Kando Wheel is a high-performance, multi-functional wheel. It automatically switches between "High-Speed Mode" for rapid scrolling of long pages and "Precision Mode" for accurate line-by-line scrolling, based on how the wheel is rotated. It also features a tilt function for horizontal scrolling. This eliminates the hassle of constant wheel rotation or searching for the scroll bar.

The product supports connection via both Bluetooth and USB receiver, capable of connecting to up to three devices. Users can switch between connections with a single touch using a button on the bottom.

Ambidextrous Design This product features a symmetrical design that can be used by both right and left-handed users. The sides are contoured to fit comfortably in the hand, allowing left-handed users to experience the Kando Wheel's scrolling performance.

Centrally Located "Back Button" The back button, useful for browsing, is placed in the center, easily accessible by either hand. Users can reassign it to other functions by installing the "Digio2 Mouse Setting" software. The LED lamp inside the back button flashes when the battery is running low.

Available in Two Colors Black (BK) and White (W).

Product Features - Quiet switches are used for the left and right buttons, allowing for distraction-free operation. - Compact size of 95mm in length, fitting well in the palm. - The wheel, back, and left/right tilt buttons can be reassigned to other functions using the Digio2 Mouse Setting software (Windows and Mac only). Frequently used functions like desktop display, tab switching, and copy can be mapped to these buttons. - Equipped with a high-readability BlueLED sensor. - The receiver can be stored within the mouse body to prevent loss.