The little device on my desk had a name: Mobitechplus MW1350. People called it “Mika” when they forgot its model number and felt like giving it personality. I’d picked it up on a rainy Thursday at a tiny electronics stall tucked between a bakery and a pawnshop, charmed by its chrome edge and a promise on the box—“Reliable. Small. Smart.”
The 1600 DPI optical sensor tracks reliably on most surfaces, including fabric mousepads, wood desks, and laminated tables. The three-step DPI button (located just below the scroll wheel) lets you toggle speed on the fly without software. mobitechplus mw1350
Physical controls include tactile, glove-friendly buttons for volume, power, and three user-assignable macro keys—perfect for launching a decibel meter, compass, or thermal camera app without removing your gloves. The little device on my desk had a name: Mobitechplus MW1350
Specifications and pricing are based on information available as of 2025. Always verify with the retailer before purchasing. The proprietary software
The proprietary software, , is based on stock Android 14 but with useful enhancements. Unlike heavy skins (e.g., MIUI or One UI), MobitechOS is surprisingly light.
Using a (stored inside the battery compartment), the 2.4 GHz connection operates up to 10 meters in open space. Interference is minimal in typical office or home environments with multiple Wi-Fi networks.