Abstract: A translational mouse button structure and a mouse having the same are provided. The mouse includes a casing and a mouse button structure arranged in the casing. The mouse button structure may include: a button board, a support member, a cross member and a circuit board provided with a pressing switch. The cross member may be bridged between the button board and the support member by means of translational movement, and respectively provided with a first support group, a second support group and a corresponding support group that are pivotally connected. The button board may be inclined relative to the support member and abuts against the pressing switch, allowing translation along with the cross member. Therefore, any point on the button board can be pressed with the same pressing pressure and the same pressing stroke.

Abstract: A keyboard with buffer and silent functions includes: a housing, a key group, a switch group, a positioning board, a first buffer board, and a circuit board. The key group may include a plurality of key caps arranged on the switch bodies. The switch group may include a plurality of switch bodies installed inside the housing and exposed from a surface thereof. The positioning board may be located on one side of the switch group in an opposite direction to the key group. The first buffer board may be arranged on one side of the positioning board in an opposite direction to the switch group. The circuit board may be located on one side of the first buffer board in an opposite direction to the positioning board. An elastic element may be provided between the positioning board and the circuit board in contact with the housing.

Abstract: Embodiments provide a mouse device that includes with a plurality of touch areas on one or more mouse buttons. The mouse device includes a touch panel, a press switch, a button cover and a control panel. The touch panel triggers a corresponding touch signal when any one of the plurality of touch areas respectively corresponding to a plurality of input events is pressed. A switch signal is triggered when the press switch is pressed. The button cover is used to receive a pressing operation of pressing, toward inside, the touch panel, and press the press switch via the touch panel. When receiving the touch signal and the switch signal, the control panel triggers the input event of the pressed touch area.

Abstract: A mouse device includes a multi-touch region on a button. The mouse device includes a touchpad, a press switch, a button cover and a control board. The touchpad triggers a corresponding touch signal when any one of a plurality of touch regions respectively corresponding to a plurality of input events is pressed. A switch signal is triggered when the press switch is pressed. The button cover is used to accept a pressing operation of pressing toward an inner side to press the touchpad, and to press the press switch through the touchpad. When receiving the touch signal and the switch signal, the control board triggers the input event of the pressed touch region.

Abstract: The present application provides a mouse device, comprising: a shell, a frame, a plurality of springs and a circuit board. The shell has a plurality of key panels which are equipped with cylinders, each of which has ends provided with a pressing face and a stop face opposite to each other; the circuit board is fixed in the shell and equipped with a plurality of switches; the frame is fixed in the shell; each of the springs is respectively fixed to two corresponding points of the frame, corresponding to the position of each of the cylinders, and each spring is springily pressed against the stop face; each of the cylinders is pulled down in the direction of each of the switches via springy pressing of each of the springs against each of the stop faces.

Abstract: A translational mouse button structure and a mouse having the same are provided. The mouse includes a casing and a mouse button structure arranged in the casing. The mouse button structure may include: a button board, a support member, a cross member and a circuit board provided with a pressing switch. The cross member may be bridged between the button board and the support member by means of translational movement, and respectively provided with a first support group, a second support group and a corresponding support group that are pivotally connected. The button board may be inclined relative to the support member and abuts against the pressing switch, allowing translation along with the cross member. Therefore, any point on the button board can be pressed with the same pressing pressure and the same pressing stroke.

Abstract: A mouse device includes a multi-touch region on a button. The mouse device includes a touchpad, a press switch, a button cover and a control board. The touchpad triggers a corresponding touch signal when any one of a plurality of touch regions respectively corresponding to a plurality of input events is pressed. A switch signal is triggered when the press switch is pressed. The button cover is used to accept a pressing operation of pressing toward an inner side to press the touchpad, and to press the press switch through the touchpad. When receiving the touch signal and the switch signal, the control board triggers the input event of the pressed touch region.

Abstract: Embodiments provide a mouse device that includes with a plurality of touch areas on one or more mouse buttons. The mouse device includes a touch panel, a press switch, a button cover and a control panel. The touch panel triggers a corresponding touch signal when any one of the plurality of touch areas respectively corresponding to a plurality of input events is pressed. A switch signal is triggered when the press switch is pressed. The button cover is used to receive a pressing operation of pressing, toward inside, the touch panel, and press the press switch via the touch panel. When receiving the touch signal and the switch signal, the control panel triggers the input event of the pressed touch area.

Abstract: The present application provides a mouse device, comprising: a shell, a frame, a plurality of springs and a circuit board. The shell has a plurality of key panels which are equipped with cylinders, each of which has ends provided with a pressing face and a stop face opposite to each other; the circuit board is fixed in the shell and equipped with a plurality of switches; the frame is fixed in the shell; each of the springs is respectively fixed to two corresponding points of the frame, corresponding to the position of each of the cylinders, and each spring is springily pressed against the stop face; each of the cylinders is pulled down in the direction of each of the switches via springy pressing of each of the springs against each of the stop faces.

Abstract: A roller for an input device extends through a slot in a top housing and is supported by a cantilevered arm. The roller is attached at the end of the arm and rotates about a shaft mounted on the cantilevered arm. The cantilevered arm is attached proximate the rear of the top housing, and thus is free to flex when the roller is depressed. As a result, when pressure is applied to the roller, the roller depresses through the slot in the top housing independently from the buttons on the top housing. The cantilevered arm has a spring force to bias the roller upward, eliminating the need for a return spring (lift spring).

Abstract: A roller for an input device extends through a slot in a top housing and is supported by a cantilevered arm. The roller is attached at the end of the arm and rotates about a shaft mounted on the cantilevered arm. The cantilevered arm is attached proximate the rear of the top housing, and thus is free to flex when the roller is depressed. As a result, when pressure is applied to the roller, the roller depresses through the slot in the top housing independently from the buttons on the top housing. The cantilevered arm has a spring force to bias the roller upward, eliminating the need for a return spring (lift spring).