UNSPSC 43211708: Computer mouse

A mouse consists of a metal or plastic housing or casing, a sensor on the bottom of the casing and ,when rolled, when moved this sends impulses to the computer that causes a mouse-responsive program to reposition a visible indicator or cursor on the display screen. One or more buttons is used to select actions. This tracking device can be cabled, send infared signals or connects via other wirelless solutions to the computer.

UNSPSC 43211708 Computer mouse is a Commodity code that sees little relevant recent state and local procurement activity. The recent opportunities tagged with this code—including a $7 million corrections facility security-controls and door-lock replacement project (Orange County, Florida, IB, July 21, 2026), solid-state drive and flash storage hardware for state IT infrastructure (State of California, RFB, July 1, 2026), communication headsets and adapters for a sheriff's office (Gwinnett County, Georgia, IWQ, June 18, 2026), and hearing protection equipment for a police department (Gwinnett County, Georgia, IWQ, June 18, 2026)—do not involve computer mouse purchases. These opportunities span construction, IT infrastructure hardware, audio communications devices, and personal protective equipment, none of which align with the commodity's core scope. The code shows no genuine market signal for mouse procurement at the state or local level in the recent window.

The source contains no meaningful opportunities for computer mouse products under this code. Buyers seeking to pursue procurement in input devices or peripheral hardware should monitor higher-tier UNSPSC families encompassing computer peripherals and office technology rather than relying on this commodity code for signal of actual demand.