Disclosed are a multifunctional stylus and a touch device. The multifunctional stylus includes a main structure, a charging assembly and a stylus tip. The main structure has an accommodating cavity therein, a first end of the main structure has a charging compartment recessed inwards and a charging electrode is disposed in the charging compartment. The charging assembly is located in the accommodating cavity, and the charging assembly is in electrical contact with the charging electrode to provide electrical energy for the charging electrode. The stylus tip is fixedly connected to a second end of the main structure. Both the multifunctional stylus and the touch device provided by the present disclosure have more functions and a higher utilization rate.

A wireless charging mouse device, a wireless charging mouse, a lower shell of the wireless charging mouse, and a method for producing the lower shell are provided. The wireless charging mouse includes an upper shell, a lower shell, and an electronic module located between the upper shell and the lower shell. The lower shell includes an upper board, a lower board, and a wireless charging assembly located between the upper board and the lower board. A side surface of the upper board is fixed to a side surface of the lower board by gluing or melting. The upper board has a connection hole. The wireless charging assembly includes a circuit board and a wireless charging coil. A connection structure of the circuit board is exposed from the upper board by passing through the connection hole, so as to be electrically coupled to the electronic module.

A computer input device including a housing including a first side and a second side that is spaced apart from the first side, and a ball partially positioned within and rotatable relative to the housing. At least a portion of the ball extends through an aperture in the first side. The computer input device also includes a user-operable actuator accessible from the second side of the housing and configured to eject the ball from the housing.

A computer input device including a housing including a first side and a second side that is spaced apart from the first side, and a ball partially positioned within and rotatable relative to the housing. At least a portion of the ball extends through an aperture in the first side. The computer input device also includes a user-operable actuator accessible from the second side of the housing and configured to eject the ball from the housing.

A mouse pad includes a mouse pad body and a mobile device support area, and the mobile device support area is flatly extended from a side of the mouse pad body and can be turned clockwise, so that the mobile device support area sticks out in a direction towards the top of the mouse pad body to form a mobile device support stand. Users can use the mouse pad or the transformed mobile device support stand alone or use the mouse pad body for the operation of a mouse while using the transformed mobile device support stand to achieve the effect of watching a mobile device.

A mouse pad includes a mouse pad body and a mobile device support area, and the mobile device support area is flatly extended from a side of the mouse pad body and can be turned clockwise, so that the mobile device support area sticks out in a direction towards the top of the mouse pad body to form a mobile device support stand. Users can use the mouse pad or the transformed mobile device support stand alone or use the mouse pad body for the operation of a mouse while using the transformed mobile device support stand to achieve the effect of watching a mobile device.

A computer input device includes a housing having an opening, a ball holder supported relative to the housing and being concentric with the opening, a ball positioned within the ball holder and extending through the opening in the housing, and a scroll ring concentric with and rotatable relative to the ball holder. The ball is movable relative to the ball holder. The ball holder has a track, and the scroll ring has at least one projection received in the track of the ball holder to guide the scroll ring.

A computer input device includes a housing having an opening, a ball holder supported relative to the housing and being concentric with the opening, a ball positioned within the ball holder and extending through the opening in the housing, and a scroll ring concentric with and rotatable relative to the ball holder. The ball is movable relative to the ball holder. The ball holder has a track, and the scroll ring has at least one projection received in the track of the ball holder to guide the scroll ring.

Examples of an input device holder assembly are described herein. In one example, the input device holder assembly can include a first holding element and a second holding element to cooperate with the first holding element to hold a writing instrument. The first holding element includes a first receptacle channel and the second holding element includes a second receptacle channel. Both, the first and the second receptacle channels are formed as open-ended slots. The first holding element and the second holding element are positioned relative to each other to align the first receptacle channel and the second receptacle channel to receive and remove the writing instrument.

An electronic device cover may include a first cover portion, a second cover portion formed to be movable relative to the first cover portion, a hinge assembly disposed on one surface of the second cover portion, and a holder rotatably coupled to the hinge assembly. The holder has a first end and a second end and a rotation center of the holder may be disposed between both ends of the holder, and the holder may be formed to rotate in a plane parallel with the surface of the second cover.