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BenQ INFTYLAB: New accessory brand arrives for Apple ecosystem habitants

BenQ has introduced a bunch of accessories with the INFTYLAB branding.
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BenQ has introduced a bunch of accessories with the INFTYLAB branding.
BenQ has announced the new INFTYLAB brand, under which the company will be selling a bunch of Mac accessories. For now, a mouse, a desk mat, and a monitor arm have been announced.

BenQ has announced that it is gearing up to introduce a new brand aimed at the Mac accessories segment. Dubbed INFTYLAB, the lineup, for now, consists of three products - a desk mat, a monitor arm, and a wireless mouse.

The Flow Desk Mat, according to BenQ, features a faux leather-textured surface for mouse movement, along with an attached clip for cable management. BenQ prioritizes a clean and minimal look, opting to not go for any RGB or similarly flashy features.

The mat measures in at around 800 by 400 mm (31.5 by 15.75 inches), with a thickness of 2.5 mm (0.1 inch). 

The Flow desk mat from BenQ INFTYLAB.
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The Flow desk mat from BenQ INFTYLAB.

The company has also announced a new mouse dubbed the M mouse. The ergonomically designed mouse features the typical array of buttons (right and left buttons, scroll wheel, side-mounted wheel, center button), while also taking inspiration from the Apple Magic Mouse by integrating multi-touch gestures for Mission Control, Exposé, and navigation. 

Like the Flow Desk Mat, the M Mouse is available in a light gray colorway and weighs in at just 85 g. The product measures in at 115 x 72.5 x 41.5 mm, or roughly 4.5 x 2.8 x 1.6 inches. The mouse can connect via USB-C, Bluetooth, or via a 2.4 GHz wireless dongle. 

BenQ claims a 125 Hz polling rate when using Bluetooth and up to a 1,000 Hz polling rate when using USB-C or 2.4 GHz wireless. 

The BenQ M mouse.
The M Mouse features support for a bunch of Apple-specific gestures.

Finally, we have the Studio Arm, which is primarily intended to serve the Apple Studio Display, Studio Display XDR, and the 24-inch iMac. Like the rest of the lineup, the Studio Arm features a very clean and minimal design and has been calibrated specifically for Apple's displays, according to BenQ. This should allow for easy and effortless adjustments.

Cable routing is done through the product's primary arm and base, which allows for a very clean look on the outside. 

The BenQ Studio Arm.

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BenQ, spotted by TechPowerUp

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> Expert reviews and news on laptops, smartphones and tech innovations > News > News Archive > Newsarchive 2026 09 > BenQ INFTYLAB: New accessory brand arrives for Apple ecosystem habitants
Sambit Saha, 2026-09- 6 (Update: 2026-09- 6)