Mouse structure

Abstract

The utility model discloses a mouse structure. The mouse structure comprises an upper cover, a peripheral shell and a lower cover, the peripheral shell is arranged below the upper cover and connected to the upper cover. Wherein the surrounding shell is provided with an opening, and the front end and the rear end close to the opening are respectively provided with a rotating shaft hole. The lower cover penetrates through the opening and is opposite to the upper cover. The positions, corresponding to the two rotating shaft holes, of the lower cover are each provided with a rotating shaft, the two rotating shafts penetrate through the two rotating shaft holes to form a rotating axis, and the upper cover and the surrounding shell swing with the rotating axis as the axis.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to a mouse structure, and in particular to a mouse structure with integrated buttons. Background Art

[0002] With the advancement of technology, modern people have a huge demand for computer use, and the demand for mouse use is also quite high. The traditional mouse structure has a split left button and right button, that is, there is a gap between the left button and the right button. However, when the mouse structure is used frequently, operating the left and right buttons of the traditional mouse structure has long been boring, and it is easy to cause discomfort in the hand due to the fixed posture for too long. Therefore, there is still an urgent need to improve the design of the mouse structure. Utility Model Content

[0003] According to one embodiment of the utility model, a mouse structure is provided. The mouse structure includes an upper cover, a surrounding shell and a lower cover. The surrounding shell is arranged under the upper cover and connected to the upper cover. The surrounding shell has an opening, and a rotation axis hole is respectively arranged at the front and rear ends adjacent to the opening. The lower cover passes through the opening and is arranged opposite to the upper cover. The lower cover is respectively provided with a rotation axis at positions corresponding to the two rotation axis holes, and the two rotation axes respectively pass through the two rotation axis holes and form a rotation axis, and the upper cover and the surrounding shell swing around the rotation axis as the axis.

[0004] According to another embodiment of the utility model, a mouse structure is provided. The mouse structure includes a first part and a second part, wherein the first part includes an upper cover and a surrounding shell, the surrounding shell is arranged under the upper cover and connected to the upper cover, and the surrounding shell has an opening, wherein the second part includes a lower cover, the lower cover passes through the opening and is arranged opposite to the upper cover, wherein the first part swings relative to the second part.

[0005] From the above scheme, it can be seen that the advantage of the utility model is that: through the mouse structure of the utility model, the user can operate the mouse structure in a swinging manner, making the operation mode of the mouse structure more diversified, and can obtain different experience feelings, adding interest to the operation. In addition, by operating the mouse structure in a swinging manner, the hand discomfort caused by continuous operation of the traditional mouse structure (for example, there is a gap between the left button and the right button) can be improved.

[0006] In order to have a better understanding of the above and other aspects of the present invention, the present invention is described in detail below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0007] Figure 1A A three-dimensional diagram of a mouse structure according to an embodiment of the present invention;

[0008] Figure 1B for Figure 1AExploded diagram of the mouse structure;

[0009] Figure 1C for Figure 1A A top view of the mouse structure with hidden buttons and upper cover;

[0010] Figure 1D for Figure 1A A cross-sectional view of the mouse structure along the direction D-D';

[0011] Figure 1E for Figure 1A A cross-sectional view of the mouse structure along direction E-E';

[0012] Figure 1F for Figure 1A A three-dimensional diagram of a first part of the mouse structure;

[0013] Figure 1G for Figure 1A A three-dimensional diagram of the second part of the mouse structure;

[0014] Figure 2A is a three-dimensional diagram of a mouse structure according to another embodiment of the utility model;

[0015] Figure 2B for Figure 2A Exploded diagram of the mouse structure;

[0016] Figure 2C for Figure 2A A cross-sectional view of the mouse structure along the direction C-C';

[0017] Figure 2D for Figure 2A A three-dimensional diagram of a first part of the mouse structure;

[0018] Figure 2E for Figure 2A A three-dimensional diagram of the second part of the mouse structure;

[0019] Wherein, the reference numerals are:

[0020] 10,20-mouse structure;

[0021] 10A, 20A-Part I;

[0022] 110,210-button part;

[0023] 1101,2201-left button;

[0024] 1102,2202-right key;

[0025] 1103,2203-middle button;

[0026] 112,212-Upper cover;

[0027] 112t1, 112t2-protrusion;

[0028] 116,216 - subcircuit assembly;

[0029] 1161,2161-secondary circuit board;

[0030] 1162-intermediate switch assembly;

[0031] 118,218- surrounding shell;

[0032] 118P, 218P-opening;

[0033] 118H, 218H-shaft hole;

[0034] 10B, 20B-Part II;

[0035] 130,230-main circuit assembly;

[0036] 1301,2301-main circuit board;

[0037] 1302,1303,2302,2303-switch assembly;

[0038] 1304,2304-sensor;

[0039] 132,232-lower cover;

[0040] 132L, 232L-rotating shaft;

[0041] 1320,2320-round structure;

[0042] 134,234-foot pads;

[0043] 151,251,254-locking assembly;

[0044] 153,253-elastic components;

[0045] 155-electrical wire;

[0046] 2162- bearing member;

[0047] 2163-Motor;

[0048] 255-screw;

[0049] 256,257-magnet;

[0050] 260-connecting plate;

[0051] 261,262-connector;

[0052] 263-Connecting wire;

[0053] 265-battery;

[0054] 267-Lens;

[0055] 268-light guide column;

[0056] 269-Power button;

[0057] LA1, LA2 - axis of rotation;

[0058] GP - Gap. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0059] The following will describe in detail various embodiments of the utility model, and will be illustrated with accompanying drawings. In addition to these detailed descriptions, the utility model can also be widely implemented in other embodiments, and any easy replacement, modification, and equivalent changes of the embodiments are included in the scope of the utility model and are subject to the claims. In the description of the specification, in order to give the reader a more complete understanding of the utility model, many specific details and implementation examples are provided; however, these specific details and implementation examples should not be regarded as limitations of the utility model. In addition, well-known steps or components are not described in detail to avoid unnecessary limitations of the utility model.

[0060] Please refer to Figures 1A to 1G , Figure 1A This is a three-dimensional diagram of a mouse structure 10 according to an embodiment of the present invention. Figure 1B for Figure 1A An exploded view of the mouse structure 10, Figure 1C for Figure 1A The top view of the mouse structure 10 with the button portion 110 and the upper cover 112 hidden therein, Figure 1D for Figure 1A A cross-sectional view of the mouse structure 10 along the direction D-D', Figure 1E for Figure 1A A cross-sectional view of the mouse structure 10 along the direction EE', Figure 1F for Figure 1A A three-dimensional view of the first part 10A of the mouse structure 10, Figure 1G for Figure 1A A stereoscopic view of the second part 10B of the mouse structure 10.

[0061] like Figure 1BAs shown, the mouse structure 10 includes a first part 10A and a second part 10B. The first part 10A includes a button portion 110, an upper cover 112, a secondary circuit component 116 and a surrounding shell 118. The second part 10B includes a main circuit component 130, a lower cover 132 and a foot pad 134. The components in the first part 10A can be fixed to each other, and the components in the second part 10B can be fixed to each other. The first part 10A can swing relative to the second part 10B, for example, swing left and right.

[0062] Please refer to Figure 1A-1B , the button part 110 is covered on the upper cover 112. In the present embodiment, the button part 110 has a hook (not shown), and the upper cover 112 has a slot (not shown). The hook (not shown) and the slot (not shown) are combined with each other to fix the button part 110 and the upper cover 112 to each other. However, the fixing method of the button part 110 and the upper cover 112 of the present invention is not limited to this. The button part 110 includes a left button 1101, a right button 1102 and a middle button 1103. The left button 1101 and the right button 1102 are arranged on the upper surface of the front end of the button part 110 and are connected to each other. Further, there is no gap between the left button 1101 and the right button 1102, and they are an integral structure, that is, the left button 1101 and the right button 1102 together constitute an integrated button. The middle button 1103 is arranged between the left button 1101 and the right button 1102. In this embodiment, the middle button 1103 is a scroll wheel, but the present invention is not limited thereto. Since the mouse structure 10 is designed as a wired mouse, the upper cover 112 can fix the wire 155 , and the wire 155 can be connected to the sub-circuit assembly 116 .

[0063] Please refer to Figure 1B , the surrounding shell 118 is disposed under the upper cover 112 and connected to the upper cover 112. In this embodiment, the surrounding shell 118 and the upper cover 112 can be fixed to each other by a locking assembly 151. The locking assembly 151 is, for example, a screw. From the outside, the surrounding shell 118 and the button portion 110 can be tightly fitted to each other without any gap. The surrounding shell 118 has an opening 118P, and a rotating shaft hole 118H is respectively disposed at the front and rear ends adjacent to the opening 118P (such as Figures 1B to 1C , 1E and 1F). The lower cover 132 passes through the opening 118P and is disposed opposite to the upper cover 112. The lower cover 132 is provided with a rotating shaft 132L (as shown in FIG. Figures 1B to 1C , 1E and 1G), the two rotating shafts 132L respectively pass through the two rotating shaft holes 118H and form a rotating axis LA1. Figures 1B to 1C As shown, the lower portion of the periphery of the lower cover 132 (for example, Figure 1C The elastic component 153 (such as Figure 1BAs shown in FIG. 1 , the lower cover 132 can be maintained in a horizontal state by disposing an elastic component 153 between the lower cover 132 and the surrounding shell 118. In some embodiments, the elastic component 153 can be a spring.

[0064] Please refer to Figures 1B to 1D The main circuit assembly 130 is fixed and located on the lower cover 132. The main circuit assembly 130 and the sub-circuit assembly 116 are connected by a flat cable or a connector. The main circuit assembly 130 includes a main circuit board 1301, two switch assemblies 1302 and 1303, and a sensor 1304. The two switch assemblies 1302 and 1303 and the sensor 1304 are arranged on the main circuit board 1301. The left button 1101 and the right button 1102 correspond to the switch assemblies 1302 and 1303 respectively. Figure 1D As shown, the upper cover 112 further includes two protrusions 112t1 and 112t2, which protrude toward the lower cover 132 (downward) and correspond to the two switch components 1302 and 1303. The upper cover 112 can swing toward any of the two switch components 1302 and 1303, so that the protrusion 112t1 or 112t2 of the upper cover 112 touches the switch component 1302 or 1303 to generate a corresponding control signal and transmit it to the sensor 1304. For example, when the left button 1101 position or the right button 1102 position of the button portion 110 of the mouse structure 10 is pressed, the button portion 110 and the upper cover 112 and the surrounding shell 118 swing left and right together. Figure 1D As shown, there is a gap GP between the surrounding shell 118 and the lower cover 132, and the gap GP can provide a buffer space when the first part 10A swings.

[0065] Please refer to Figure 1B and 1C The secondary circuit assembly 116 is disposed under the middle button 1103 and between the two switch assemblies 1302 and 1303. The secondary circuit assembly 116 includes a secondary circuit board 1161 and a middle switch assembly 1162. The middle switch assembly 1162 is disposed on the secondary circuit board 1161. The middle button 1103 can press the middle switch assembly 1162 to transmit a control signal. The main circuit assembly 130 and the secondary circuit assembly 116 are fixed to different structures. For example, the main circuit assembly 130 can be fixed to the lower cover 132 (such as Figure 1G The sub-circuit assembly 116 may be fixed on the upper cover 112 (as shown in FIG. Figure 1F shown).

[0066] Please refer to Figure 1B and 1DThe foot pad 134 is disposed under the lower cover 132 and fixed on the lower cover 132. When the user swings the first part 10A, the second part 10B including the lower cover 132 and the foot pad 134 remains stationary and provides support on a flat surface (such as a desktop).

[0067] Please refer to Figures 1E to 1G , the button part 110, the upper cover 112, the secondary circuit assembly 116 and the surrounding shell 118 are fixed to each other and constitute the first part 10A, the lower cover 132, the main circuit assembly 130 and the foot pad 134 are fixed to each other and constitute the second part 10B, and the first part 10A swings relative to the second part 10B with the rotation axis LA1 as the axis. For example, the second part 10B is placed on the desktop, and the first part 10A swings left and right with the rotation axis LA1 as the axis, that is, Figure 1F As shown, the overall structure of the swinging first part 10A. When the user wants to press the right key 1102, the user swings the first part 10A to the right to press the switch component 1303 in the second part 10B; when the user wants to press the left key 1101, the user swings the first part 10A to the left to press the switch component 1302 in the second part 10B. In particular, the user can feel the touch of a physical key when swinging toward the left key 1101 and the right key 1102.

[0068] Please refer to Figures 2A to 2E , Figure 2A FIG. 2 is a three-dimensional diagram of a mouse structure 20 according to another embodiment of the present invention. Figure 2B for Figure 2A The exploded view of the mouse structure 20, Figure 2C for Figure 2A A cross-sectional view of the mouse structure 20 along the direction CC', Figure 2D for Figure 2A A three-dimensional view of the first part 20A of the mouse structure 20, Figure 2E for Figure 2A 2 is a perspective view of the second part 20B of the mouse structure 20. The mouse structure 20 is designed for a wireless mouse.

[0069] like Figure 2B As shown, the mouse structure 20 includes a first part 20A and a second part 20B. The first part 20A includes a button portion 210, an upper cover 212, a secondary circuit component 216 and a surrounding shell 218. The second part 20B includes a main circuit component 230, a lower cover 232 and a foot pad 234. The components in the first part 20A can be fixed to each other, and the components in the second part 20B can be fixed to each other. The first part 20A can swing relative to the second part 20B, for example, swing left and right.

[0070] Please refer to Figures 2A to 2C, the button portion 210 is covered on the upper cover 212. In this embodiment, the button portion 210 and the upper cover 212 can be adsorbed and fixed to each other by screws 255 and magnets 256 (such as Figure 2C As shown in the figure, the button part 210 and the upper cover 212 can be easily separated from each other. For example, when the user wants to replace the battery 265, the button part 210 can be opened to directly replace it. However, the fixing method of the button part 210 and the upper cover 212 of the utility model is not limited to this. The button part 210 includes a left button 2101, a right button 2102 and a middle button 2103. The left button 2101 and the right button 2102 are arranged on the upper surface of the front end of the button part 210 and are connected to each other. Further, there is no gap between the left button 2101 and the right button 2102, which is an integral structure, that is, the left button 2101 and the right button 2102 together constitute an integrated button. The middle button 2103 is arranged between the left button 2101 and the right button 2102. In this embodiment, the middle button 2103 is a touch pad, but the utility model is not limited to this. In other embodiments, the middle button 2103 can be a scroll wheel.

[0071] Please continue to refer to Figure 2A-2B , the surrounding shell 218 is disposed under the upper cover 212 and connected to the upper cover 212. In this embodiment, the surrounding shell 218 and the upper cover 212 can be fixed to each other by a locking component 251. The locking component 251 is, for example, a screw. From the outside, the surrounding shell 218 and the button portion 210 can be tightly fitted to each other without any gap. The surrounding shell 218 has an opening 218P, and a rotating shaft hole 218H is respectively disposed at the front and rear ends adjacent to the opening 218P (such as Figure 2C The lower cover 232 passes through the opening 218P and is disposed opposite to the upper cover 212. The lower cover 232 is provided with a rotating shaft 232L (as shown in FIG. Figure 2B-2C 2E), the two rotating shafts 232L respectively pass through the two rotating shaft holes 218H and form a rotating axis LA2. Similarly, the lower part of the outer periphery of the lower cover 232 (for example, as shown in FIG. Figure 2E An elastic component 253 (such as Figure 2B As shown in FIG. 2 , the horizontal state of the lower cover 232 can be maintained by disposing an elastic component 253 between the lower cover 232 and the surrounding shell 218. In some embodiments, the elastic component 253 can be a spring.

[0072] Please refer to Figures 2A to 2C2E, the main circuit assembly 230 is disposed between the upper cover 212, the surrounding shell 218 and the lower cover 232. According to this embodiment, the main circuit assembly 230 can be fixed to the lower cover 232 by a locking assembly 254. The locking assembly 254 is, for example, a screw. The main circuit assembly 230 includes a main circuit board 2301, two switch assemblies 2302 and 2303 and a sensor 2304, and the two switch assemblies 2302 and 2303 and the sensor 2304 are disposed on the main circuit board 2301. The sensor 2304 is, for example, an integrated circuit (IC) or a chip. In this embodiment, the sensor 2304 can be located on the lower surface of the main circuit board 2301. In other embodiments, the sensor 2304 can be located on the upper surface of the main circuit board 2301, for example, a wired version sensor 2304. The left button 2101 and the right button 2102 correspond to the switch assemblies 2302 and 2303, respectively. Similarly, the upper cover 212 further includes two protrusions (not shown), which protrude toward the lower cover 232 (downward) and correspond to the two switch components 2302 and 2303. The button portion 210 and the upper cover 212 can swing toward any of the two switch components 2302 and 2303, so that the protrusions (not shown) of the upper cover 212 touch the switch component 2302 or 2303 to generate a corresponding control signal and transmit it to the sensor 2304. In addition, there is a gap (not shown) between the surrounding shell 218 and the lower cover 232, and the gap (not shown) can provide a buffer space when the first part 20A swings. In this embodiment, two batteries 265 are disposed on the lower cover 232 and exposed from two narrow holes (not shown) of the upper cover 212, so that the batteries can be replaced after the button portion 210 is opened. A portion of the main circuit board 2301 (for example, the rear end) extends between the two batteries 265. In addition, a lens 267 , a light pipe 268 and a power button 269 are disposed and assembled on the lower cover 212 .

[0073] Please refer to Figure 2B and 2C , the sub-circuit component 216 is disposed under the middle button 2103 and is located between the button portion 210 and the upper cover 212. The sub-circuit component 216 includes a sub-circuit board 2161, a carrier 2162 and a motor 2163. The sub-circuit board 2161 and the motor 2163 are disposed on the carrier 2162. The motor 2163 contacts the sub-circuit board 2161 and is located between the sub-circuit board 2161 and the carrier 2162. The motor 2163 can provide tactile feedback. For example, when the user's finger touches the middle button 2103, the user can feel the vibration. The main circuit component 230 and the sub-circuit component 216 are respectively fixed on different structures. For example, the main circuit component 230 can be fixed on the lower cover 232 (such as Figure 2E The sub-circuit assembly 216 can be fixed on the upper cover 212 (as shown in FIG. Figure 2C Please refer to Figure 2C , the sub-circuit assembly 216 can be electrically connected to the main circuit board 2301 through the connectors 261 and 262, the connecting board 260 and the connecting wire 263. In detail, the connector 261 electrically contacts the lower surface of the sub-circuit board 2161 in the sub-circuit assembly 216, the connector 262 electrically contacts the upper surface of the connecting board 260 and engages with the connector 261, and the connecting wire 263 electrically connects the connecting board 260 and the main circuit board 2301 to each other. In addition, the two magnets 257 are respectively adjacent to the connectors 261 and 262 and can be attracted to each other to assist the connection between the connectors 261 and 262. In this embodiment, the connector 261 can be a pogo pin.

[0074] Please refer to Figure 2B and 2C The foot pad 234 is disposed under the lower cover 232 and fixed on the lower cover 232. When the user swings the first part 20A, the second part 20B including the lower cover 232 and the foot pad 234 remains stationary and provides support on a plane (such as a desktop).

[0075] Please refer to Figure 2C to 2E , the button part 210, the upper cover 212, the secondary circuit assembly 216 and the surrounding shell 218 are fixed to each other and constitute the first part 20A, the lower cover 232, the main circuit assembly 230 and the foot pad 234 are fixed to each other and constitute the second part 20B, and the first part 20A swings relative to the second part 20B with the rotation axis LA2 as the axis. For example, the second part 20B is placed on the desktop, and the first part 20A swings left and right with the rotation axis LA2 as the axis, that is, Figure 2D As shown, the overall structure of the swinging first part 20A. When the user wants to press the right key 2102, the user swings the first part 20A to the right to press the switch component 2303 in the second part 20B; when the user wants to press the left key 2101, the user swings the first part 20A to the left to press the switch component 2302 in the second part 20B. In particular, the user can feel the touch of a physical key when swinging toward the left key 2101 and the right key 2102.

[0076] In summary, one embodiment of the utility model proposes a mouse structure. The mouse structure includes an upper cover, a surrounding shell and a lower cover. The surrounding shell is arranged under the upper cover and connected to the upper cover. The surrounding shell has an opening, and a shaft hole is respectively arranged at the front and rear ends adjacent to the opening. The lower cover passes through the opening and is arranged opposite to the upper cover. The lower cover is respectively provided with a shaft corresponding to the two shaft holes, and the two shafts respectively pass through the two shaft holes and form a rotation axis, and the upper cover and the surrounding shell swing around the rotation axis as the axis. Through the mouse structure of the utility model, the user can operate the mouse structure in a swinging manner, so that the operation mode of the mouse structure is more diversified, different experience feelings can be obtained, and the operation is more interesting. In addition, by operating the mouse structure in a swinging manner, the hand discomfort caused by continuous operation of the traditional mouse structure (for example, there is a gap between the left button and the right button) can be improved.

[0077] In summary, although the present invention has been disclosed in the above embodiments, it is not intended to limit the present invention. A person skilled in the art of the present invention may make various changes and modifications without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention. Therefore, the protection scope of the present invention shall be determined by the definition of the attached claims.

Claims

1. A mouse structure, characterized in that: The mouse structure includes: One upper cover; A surrounding shell is disposed under the upper cover and connected to the upper cover, wherein the surrounding shell has an opening, and a rotating shaft hole is respectively disposed at the front and rear ends adjacent to the opening; and a lower cover passing through the opening and arranged opposite to the upper cover; The lower cover is provided with a rotating shaft at positions corresponding to the two rotating shaft holes. The two rotating shafts pass through the two rotating shaft holes and form a rotating axis. The upper cover and the surrounding shell body swing around the rotating axis as the axis.

2. The mouse structure according to claim 1, characterized in that: The mouse structure further includes a main circuit assembly, which is fixed and located on the lower cover, and the main circuit assembly includes a main circuit board, two switch assemblies and a sensor, the two switch assemblies and the sensor are arranged on the main circuit board, and the upper cover also includes two protrusions, which protrude toward the lower cover and correspond to the two switch assemblies. The upper cover swings toward any one of the two switch components, so that the protruding portion of the upper cover contacts and presses the switch component to generate a corresponding control signal.

3. The mouse structure according to claim 2, characterized in that: The mouse structure further comprises a button part, which is covered on the upper cover, wherein the button part has a left button and a right button corresponding to the two switch components, and there is no gap between the left button and the right button.

4. The mouse structure according to claim 3, characterized in that: The button part further includes a middle button, which is arranged between the left button and the right button, and the mouse structure further includes a primary circuit component, which is arranged under the middle button.

5. The mouse structure according to claim 4, characterized in that: The sub-circuit component is arranged between the two switch components, wherein the middle button is a roller.

6. The mouse structure according to claim 4, characterized in that: The sub-circuit component is arranged between the button portion and the upper cover, wherein the middle button is a touch pad.

7. The mouse structure according to claim 4, characterized in that: The mouse structure further comprises a foot pad which is arranged under the lower cover.

8. The mouse structure according to claim 7, characterized in that: The button part, the upper cover, the secondary circuit component and the surrounding shell are fixed to each other and constitute a first part, the lower cover, the main circuit component and the foot pad are fixed to each other and constitute a second part, and the first part swings relative to the second part.

9. The mouse structure according to claim 1, characterized in that: A gap is provided between the surrounding shell and the lower cover.

10. A mouse structure, characterized in that: The mouse structure includes a first part and a second part, wherein the first part includes an upper cover and a surrounding shell, the surrounding shell is arranged under the upper cover and connected to the upper cover, and the surrounding shell has an opening, wherein the second part includes a lower cover, the lower cover passes through the opening and is arranged opposite to the upper cover, wherein The first part swings relative to the second part.

11. The mouse structure according to claim 10, characterized in that: The surrounding shell is provided with a shaft hole at the front and rear ends adjacent to the opening, and the lower cover is provided with a shaft at positions corresponding to the two shaft holes. The two shafts pass through the two shaft holes respectively and form a rotation axis. The first part swings around the rotation axis as the axis.

12. The mouse structure according to claim 10, characterized in that: The second part further includes a main circuit assembly, which is fixed and located on the lower cover, and the main circuit assembly includes a main circuit board, two switch assemblies and a sensor, and the two switch assemblies and the sensor are arranged on the main circuit board. The upper cover swings toward any one of the two switch components, so that the upper cover contacts and presses the switch component to generate a corresponding control signal.

13. The mouse structure according to claim 12, characterized in that: The first part further comprises a button portion, which is covered on the upper cover, wherein the button portion has a left button and a right button corresponding to the two switch components, and there is no gap between the left button and the right button.

14. The mouse structure according to claim 13, characterized in that: The button portion further includes a middle button, which is arranged between the left button and the right button, and the first part further includes a primary circuit component, which is arranged under the middle button.

15. The mouse structure according to claim 14, characterized in that: The secondary circuit component is arranged between the two switch components and the sensor. The secondary circuit component includes a primary circuit board and a middle switch component. The middle switch component is arranged on the secondary circuit board, wherein the middle button is a roller.

16. The mouse structure according to claim 14, characterized in that: The sub-circuit component is arranged between the button portion and the upper cover, wherein the middle button is a touch pad.

17. The mouse structure according to claim 14, characterized in that: The second part further includes a foot pad, which is arranged under the lower cover.

18. The mouse structure according to claim 10, characterized in that: A gap is provided between the surrounding shell and the lower cover.

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