Beetle Car Shape Wireless Mouse for PC and Laptop
A Beetle-car mouse turns a forgettable desk into a spot you like sitting at. It plugs in with a 2.4GHz USB receiver, lights up its headlights during use, and comes in yellow, red, blue or matte black. Two AAA batteries get it running.
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A Beetle-car mouse turns a forgettable desk into a spot you like sitting at. It plugs in with a 2.4GHz USB receiver, lights up its headlights during use, and comes in yellow, red, blue or matte black. Two AAA batteries get it running.
A fun Beetle-car wireless mouse that plugs in and works on any PC or laptop
- Cable clutter on the desk
- Boring standard mouse design
- Need for a plug-and-play mouse for laptops
A Beetle-car mouse that makes your desk fun again
Swap the plain mouse and tangled cable for a glowing Beetle that connects with a 2.4GHz receiver. Your desk gets personality and stays clear.
Built like a car, made for your desk

Lit headlights that glow in the dark
The headlights shine blue and purple while the mouse is in use. The chrome-look bumper and silver alloy wheels finish the car styling, so the front of the mouse catches the light on a dim desk.

A receiver that stays put
The 2.4GHz USB receiver lives inside the top cover, so it travels with the mouse. Plug it into a USB port and the mouse connects without installing software on most PCs and laptops.

Molded shell that fits the palm
The ergonomic molded shell sits under the palm with the hand resting naturally on top. It is a comfortable size for everyday desk work, and the glossy finish keeps the car look sharp.
Simple specs, no setup headaches
- 2.4GHzwireless connection
- 2 AAAbatteries, not included
- 4 colorsyellow, red, blue, matte black
- 2 itemsmouse and USB receiver
Set it up in four steps
- 1Add two AAA batteries
Flip the mouse over and open the battery slot on the underside. Insert 2 AAA batteries, which are not included.
- 2Take out the receiver
Open the top cover slowly over the desk, keeping a finger on the USB receiver so it does not fall loose inside the shell.
- 3Plug it into a USB port
Insert the receiver into any free USB port on your PC or laptop.
- 4Switch on and go
Turn the mouse on and the headlights light up as the cursor responds.
Mouse and receiver, ready to go
- Wireless mouse×1
Beetle car body with illuminated headlights. Batteries are not included.
- USB receiver×1
2.4GHz receiver, stored inside the top cover.
Your desk stopped being fun

The desk you stopped noticing
A standard mouse does its job and disappears. Add a cable running across the desk and a few late sessions of scrolling, and the whole setup starts to feel like office equipment. You stop looking at it, which is the problem.

A little Beetle with big personality
The Beetle shape is the first thing anyone notices. The headlights light up blue and purple once the mouse is in use, so a dim gaming session suddenly has a mood. It is the mouse you actually want to reach for, and the receiver plugs straight into a USB port with no cable running across the desk.
Same click, far more personality
| Beetle car mouse | Standard wireless mouse | |
|---|---|---|
| Lit headlights | — | |
| Receiver stored in the mouse | — | |
| Car-shaped design | — | |
| Heavy-duty build | — |
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Questions and answers
Yes. The 2.4GHz USB receiver is plug-and-play, so it works on any PC or laptop with a free USB port. Plug the receiver in, switch the mouse on, and the cursor responds.
No, the batteries are not in the box. The mouse takes 2 AAA batteries, which go into the slot on the underside. Keep a spare pair nearby, because the headlights and cursor only stay on while the batteries have charge.
The receiver is stored inside the top cover. Hold the mouse upright when you open the cover and keep a finger on the receiver, since it can shake loose inside the shell if you tip the mouse upside down.
The shell is budget-level plastic, so it suits everyday desk work, casual gaming and kids. It is not built for hard daily abuse. If you play intense games for hours, keep a sturdier mouse for that and use the Beetle as your fun desk pointer.
The molded shell is ergonomic and sized for a comfortable palm grip, so it handles a full workday. The car styling is the reason most people buy it, and the comfort is a bonus that keeps it on the desk.
A standard wireless mouse looks the same as every other one on the desk. This one has lit headlights, a chrome-look bumper and a receiver that stores in the top cover. If you are comparing it with other wireless mice, the value is in the look and the plug-in ease, not in pro-level build.
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