i dont think theres ever been a mouse without mechanical switches. pure marketing i'd say.
oh, actually I think razor makes mice with optical switches? so that might explain the mechanical designation.
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I think there are some mice with rubber domes made for noise sensitive environments like recording booths.
Ah that makes sense. I thought maybe it was something new.
I’m pretty sure it’s just marketing. Nice have always had a mechanical switch in them. If they didn’t you’d never get the click.