Tuesday, May 26th 2026

Trust Introduces Zevo Ultra-Fast Rechargeable Multi-Wireless Mouse

The new Zevo Ultra-Fast Rechargeable Multi-Wireless Mouse brings a game-changing approach to battery technology. Designed for professionals who need their accessories to keep up with their busy workdays, this handy mouse offers ultimate productivity without interruption.

The first of its kind in the Trust Home & Office range, the standout feature of the Zevo is its remarkable ultra-fast recharging capability. After just three minutes of charging, users will have up to 24 days of use, eliminating the need for disposable batteries and making sure workflows are never interrupted. In addition, a built-in display shows the battery percentage at a glance so you'll always know exactly how much power remains at all times.
Connectivity is equally straightforward, with multi-wireless options including a wireless 2.4G USB-A receiver (with included USB-C adapter) and two Bluetooth connections. The built-in display also shows which connection mode is active, making it simple to switch between laptop, PC, and tablet without ever missing a beat.

Whether working from home or in the office, the Zevo's silent left and right buttons mean users can work quietly in any environment. You'll also have two side buttons for quick forward and backward navigation, along with adjustable cursor speed from 800-4000 DPI for precise control across every task. Finally, with a sustainable design of 73% recycled plastics, this wireless rechargeable mouse lets you work with the planet in mind whilst enjoying the same reliable Trust quality you're used to.

Perfect for professionals seeking a mouse that genuinely works around their schedule, the Zevo Rechargeable Wireless Mouse is the swift solution for your most productive workday yet.

Available now, the Zevo Ultra-Fast Rechargeable Multi-Wireless Mouse is on sale for RRP €24,99.
Source: Trust (product page)
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3 Comments on Trust Introduces Zevo Ultra-Fast Rechargeable Multi-Wireless Mouse

#1
RejZoR
What company used a special capacitor instead of battery? Was it Logitech or was some other? It didn't last as long as battery, but it recharged in really stupid short time. What happened to that?
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FreedomEclipse
~Technological Technocrat~
I willing to bet if this mouse lasts 5years of heavy use. You are going to be losing dongles. The plastic that holds the dongle in is going to eventually wear out. They should have found a more secure spot for the dongle holder.

Trust dont sell replacement dongles like Logi does.

Not rechargeable but a Logi M650 or M720 costs you only a little extra and most batteries last around a year with regular use.

On top of that. If you already have a logi device that uses the unifying dongle. You now have another one spare with the M650 or M720.
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