McDonald's and Lenovo sell wireless mice shaped like potato chip packets. It's difficult to buy them because of limited quantities
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“**The Fry Mark mouse has a shell made from recycled Happy Meal toys, supports three connection types”
Key Takeaways
- 1.**The Fry Mark mouse has a shell made from recycled Happy Meal toys, supports three connection types and costs about 384,000 VND, but there are only 4,000 units and were quickly sold out.** ### A package of potato chips turns into a computer mouse The red box of french fries is one of the familiar images of McDonald's.
- 2.Now, the fast food company has cooperated with Lenovo to bring this design to a computer mouse called Fry Mark, with a body that simulates a red paper box and yellow fries protruding above.
- 3.Fry Mark's notable point also lies in its manufacturing materials.
The Fry Mark mouse has a shell made from recycled Happy Meal toys, supports three connection types and costs about 384,000 VND, but there are only 4,000 units and were quickly sold out.
A package of potato chips turns into a computer mouse
The red box of french fries is one of the familiar images of McDonald's. Now, the fast food company has cooperated with Lenovo to bring this design to a computer mouse called Fry Mark, with a body that simulates a red paper box and yellow fries protruding above.
Fry Mark's notable point also lies in its manufacturing materials. More than 60% of the plastic shell is made from old Happy Meal toys, after being melted and recycled to become raw materials for mouse production.
Using old toys, McDonald's aims to reduce its impact on the environment. The product is also packaged in a paper box that uses absolutely no plastic, and comes with a multi-purpose fabric bag for users to carry.
This bag can be opened to be used as a mouse pad. Thanks to that, the included accessories not only have the effect of storing the device but also directly serving the needs of use with the computer.
Three connection types, 380mAh battery
Although it looks like a souvenir, Fry Mark still has all the basic functions of a computer mouse. Users can connect via Bluetooth, 2.4GHz wireless USB receiver or USB cable, depending on device and needs.
The mouse integrates a 380mAh battery and allows sensitivity adjustment in three levels. However, McDonald's has not specifically announced these sensitivity levels, the type of sensor used or the operating time after each charge.
Only 4,000 units, sold out after going on sale
Fry Mark is distributed exclusively through McDonald's China for 99 yuan (about 384,000 VND), with the condition of using 18 additional McDonald's membership points. The product opened for sale on October 22, 2026 and quickly ran out of stock after launch.
Total quantity is limited to 4,000 units worldwide, although the sales channel is only for the Chinese market. Therefore, the relatively accessible price is not enough for users to own this accessory, as they also have to meet the membership point conditions and buy it in time before it runs out of stock.
Currently, if you need to buy a cheap wireless mouse, you can refer to some models such as Lenovo N230 (~300,000 VND), HyperWork MS01.G2 Silentium Gen 2 (~550,000 VND), Xiaomi Comfort Edition (~350,000 VND).
