Gaming peripheral brand Finalmouse has announced its own mouse production facility, built from the ground up in Vietnam.
Planned to be finalised in 2026, the facility aims to help Finalmouse achieve improved product quality, faster shipping and lower costs.
Despite being among the smaller gaming peripheral brands compared to giants like Logitech and Razer, Finalmouse has established itself as a trusted brand for peripheral enthusiasts and gamers.
In 2017, the company made waves in the industry with the launch of its Ultralight Pro model. Although the ultralight mouse filled with holes was initially met with criticism, its iconic design was later adopted by almost all major manufacturers that offer lightweight gaming mice.
Five years later, Finalmouse launched a gaming mouse with retired VALORANT player Tyson ‘TenZ’ Ngo, which sold out in a matter of hours.
Promised Benefits For Finalmouse and Customers
Finalmouse’s first production facility was introduced yesterday by the company’s VP of Engineering, Maxime Vincent.
“To build the best-performing mice in the world, you have to own the entire process,” explained Vincent in the announcement video.
The VP of Engineering further highlighted how the facility completes Finalmouse’s “vision of true vertical integration” by allowing the manufacturer to have control over every part of the mouse development process, from raw material science to final assembly.
Finalmouse claims that the cost advantages from the facility will immediately impact the entire supply chain, resulting in various benefits for the brand’s customers. Starting today, all flagship mice retail for $175 (~£130) and ship the next day thanks to Finalmouse’s new logistics pipeline.
In addition, Vincent teased the arrival of novel technologies and models.
“It’s built to house the technologies we’ve kept in the vault. Breakthroughs and IP we would never trust to anyone else,” revealed the Finamouse representative before promising that more announcements will follow soon.
