Wallhack Teases Gaming Mouse With Swappable Battery and a Mystery Gaming Keyboard

Wallhack, one of the niche gaming peripherals companies that helped push glass mousepads into the mainstream—as much as they are in the mainstream, as it were—has apparently been working on a new product category: gaming peripherals. Wallhack’s social media pages have recently been chock-full of teasers for an upcoming product, with confirmation coming on July 17 that the company has been working on a wireless gaming mouse. There has also been a teaser for an upcoming 65% keyboard with a knob, but not much else has been revealed about that product other than it will have a metal chassis with a polished finish.

On July 20, Wallhack posted a longer video teaser, seemingly revealing clues about the upcoming mouse’s features and design. The M-001, as it will apparently be named, will seemingly feature a standard potato shape with an open bottom shell and six spots for skates along the edges. Based on what the brand has shown off so far, the M-001 will also have a unique base station that sort of resembles an analogue camera, and it may have a removable Li-ion battery, like the somewhat recent Glorious Model O3 (read the TechPowerUp review here).

The base station of the Wallhack mouse will seemingly have two analogue dials on the front to adjust both DPI and polling rate. The most recent teaser has given rise to the speculation of swappable batteries, since the battery shown in the glamour reel sliding into the mouse has an arrow that indicates how to insert the battery. There is also a panel on the base station that has bears the same shape and pattern as the battery shown in the reel, suggesting the mouse battery may charge in the base station like a game cartridge or memory card in a retro game console. Both the mouse and keyboard are slated to launch on July 24, 2026.