Huawei has had to pivot to other businesses following the massive blow it was dealt by the U.S. ban. One of the areas the Chinese giant has focused on is computers and related devices. It already sells its own monitor and keyboard, and now it may also begin selling a gaming mouse that supports wireless charging.

We came across a Huawei mouse in the database of the Wireless Power Consortium. According to the listing, the input device is called the Huawei Wireless Mouse GT and it has model number AD21.

The attached image shows the mouse has a black matte finish and a design that is akin to gaming mice. There is a scroll wheel in the center along with two buttons. We also believe the mouse has RGB lights judging from the type of plastic used for the V-part of the design.

The Huawei Wireless Mouse GT supports Qi wireless charging and should work with any Qi wireless charging mat/pad.

We don’t know when Huawei will announce this gaming mouse and if it will be announced globally. Also, while it has its own wireless charging pads for phones, it doesn’t have a wireless charging mouse pad. There is actually a 3rd-party one listed on Vmall but only a small part of the mouse pad is the charging area. Maybe we will get a proper wireless charging mouse pad when the Huawei Wireless Mouse GT is announced.

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