Ulanzi Seeks Feedback on Handheld “Vibe Mouse” Development, Combining a Trackball and Microphone

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This is interesting.

On November 12, 2026, Ulanzi Japan launched an official X call for feedback on the development of the “Vibe Mouse,” a handheld microphone with a trackball.

It is presented as an input device for vibe coding, letting users give voice commands to AI while controlling the cursor and using shortcuts at hand.

Promotional image of the handheld Vibe Mouse with a trackball and front buttons
Source: Ulanzi Japan’s official X account

Image source: Ulanzi Japan’s official X account

At this stage, this is not a launch announcement; Ulanzi is seeking ideas and feedback for product development.

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A concept that brings voice input and pointer control together in one hand

The post lists three features: cursor control via a trackball, voice input to AI using a built-in microphone, and operation via shortcut keys.

The released images show a tall device with a trackball at the top and several buttons below it.

The idea of giving AI voice commands and using the same device to select what you need on screen is intriguing.

Greenkeys previously covered the “AU05 Vibe Key,” a desktop controller equipped with a microphone, a knob, and 3 keys.

Related article: Ulanzi’s “AU05 Vibe Key” appears on GREEN FUNDING | Features voice input, a knob, and 3 keys

What stands out about this Vibe Mouse is its combination of a trackball and a handheld form.

The question is whether you can click while holding it

Looking at the images, I wondered how you would click the mouse while moving the trackball.

If you have to move your thumb between the ball and the front buttons, coordinating your fingers could be important when moving the cursor while holding down a click, as when dragging.

For a handheld design, I think a click switch on the back that can be pressed with the index finger, for example, could make it easier to divide the controls .

The images do not show the back of the device, how clicks are assigned, or whether the ball can be pressed, so I’d like to see how it works in practice.

The post also does not disclose details such as price, release timing, or connection method.

If you have a use case in mind or would like to see particular controls, take a look at the official X call for feedback .

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