High Tech Computer Mouse Has Peter In Raptures | Dragons’ Den

[@seanmcardle8196]

I loved how she held her nerve in the negotiating not many could do that.

[@ProMace]

Yes that was brilliant. And I think James liked her style too.

[@danquaylesitsspeltpotatoe8307]

ITS JUST A FRIGGEN MOUSE! Hope they paid the owner of the car designs! ELSE THATS BIG TROUBLE!

[@ICanCDeadPeople]

@Dan Quayles ITS SPELT POTATOE! bruh did you not listen to their pitch ?

[@violentgravy01]

Lol he doubled his shares for 20 percent more cash. Trust me, he win that negotiation.

[@augustineliyanda1465]

A rare gem of an episode, I found myself hoping everyone gets a good deal out of it based on how sincere and enlightened they all conducted themselves.

[@jbp4216]

So different than Shark Tank in that regard....

[@mcfcguvnors]

not watched whole pitch yet but surely that has a flaw if it only moved forward & back? gamers will hate it

[@SirDragonClaw]

Too bad the product is terrible.

[@music2872]

@@SirDragonClaw it really is a poor product. No IP what so ever

[@sadas3190]

I mean there a lot of gem episodes, for altogether different reasons.

[@WaniZame]

James was super clever here. Minimised his risk to barely anything and invested in two very competent people for his wider business.

[@gaurasrspublishing]

Exactly, his offer amounted to buying £120K equity for £120K - but clearly all parties thought there was something in it for them so it worked. Always liked James in the Den, a real gentleman but also sharp businessman.

[@Benjamin90s]

@@gaurasrspublishing You should take a look at what he tried doing to Sharon the owner of MagnaMole

[@davidloughlin2238]

Very polished pitch and they handled the questions excellently. If only everyone coming into the den had their act together like this couple.

[@ChintanCG]

Then it would not be as fun to watch ;)

[@mufu725]

@@ChintanCG I came to leave this exact comment. You beat me to it 👍

[@thetruth1822]

@Travel Crawl She isn't the only dragon who says that and secondly, she's actually the one who's the most straightforward and doesn't seek to beat people down before claiming that she's out in general whereas Peter, Duncan and Theo have a habit of doing exactly that which is unnecessary drama instead of just claiming you're out but because they are guys, it doesn't seem to bother you. She is the fairest and nicest dragon who advises people well whether she's interested in investing or not, she's also not as egocentric as many of the other dragons such as Hilary Delvey, Doug Richard and Rachel Elnaugh. Insulting people and calling them dumb is pretty dramatic to be honest "what you see in others that you don't like can lead to understanding of yourself" seems to very relevant in this particular case.

[@hamill06]

The show wouldnt be as good without the bad pitchers though! 😂

[@Heatwave9000]

Most people aren't there for and just come in for the free advertisement.

[@AdamBechtol]

I'm a bit surprised Peter liked this. I guess the old Peter wanted to give the image he likes fancy fast cars. I could see the new Peter going " It's just a mouse!"

[@johnshite4656]

He looked so conflicted as he passed, just staring at the car-mouse, tumbling around in his hands... you could tell he really liked the product. But yeah, it is just a mouse. Nothing special.

[@zackshannon834]

Early tech days were wild. People actually invested in iPad stands back in the day.

[@NashvilleTuneStream]

Do a metal version with working lights. $150. The “CEO” version ego mouse.

[@Mika-85]

This is actually a very old episode

[@martinwashington3152]

I wonder if he remembers GUI II :)

[@thejuiceweasel]

7:52 "probably the best quality mouse I've ever seen" Pretty sure it's also the first one he's ever seen.

[@GothamClive]

They cut his next question, in which he asked: "In which part of it do I speak to activate the computer?"

[@johnshite4656]

@@GothamClive Where did you see that part? On TV? Why are they cutting parts out of the show on KZbin? I don't like that.

[@Asif-kh-n9r]

@@johnshite4656 think it was a joke

[@johnshite4656]

@@Asif-kh-n9r ...... oh. :p

[@neonwired4978]

and then says that £30 is too expensive! for the best mouse ever?! and for a branded product! Porsche sell t-shirts for £40 ffs

[@liamh6197]

Currently running a Logitech MX3 mouse. And most “executive” level people I know run a similar spec mouse. To buy this would be like going from a rolls Royce to a Toyota Corolla. And yes the car analogy was intentional.

[@B_Bodziak]

Your analogy is dependent upon when this was filmed.

[@TheManInBlueFlames]

Toyota is a chad

[@liamh6197]

@@B_Bodziak if this was filmed in the last 10 years the same comment still applies and you simply insert a premium/popular mouse model the time.

[@stianberg5645]

A Toyota Corolla, but with a hotweels paintjob. Getting a mouse like this instead of MX3 (I use it as well) is just childish.

[@grantharris7741]

Jeff Bezos drove a Honda Accord when he was worth 10 billion.

[@hazla7535]

Such an awesome duo, composed and well organised!

[@richards9407]

I like the way she does the trickiest bit at the end and he keeps quiet. Well done Mrs.

[@mlh4711]

Pattie took a gamble asking for 60/40 in the hope James would meet them half way. She already suspected he probably would from his "I'm not interested in control" comment. Very shrewd and ballsy. Very well presented.

[@harshatks]

Peter remembered and was polite enough to say "pleasure to meet you" at the end! Peter is fantastic!

[@tommymann1783]

Pattie has really good closing skills. Excellent pitch!

[@gadget183]

The look on James’s face was priceless when the couple mentioned a 60, 40 equity split, 😂😂😂

[@je9625]

All businessmen are greedy.

[@sirhenrysimmerson9385]

@@je9625 well ye who doesn't love having more money?

[@gghh-sw4vf]

Loved his look, just SHREWD

[@jeremiahbell6129]

He wound up taking it just because of how persistent she was. She showed tact and firmness, which are very investable qualities.

[@battlingphoenix]

@@je9625 what a lefty liberal thing to say, also why you are broke, get some money lil n

[@Jamie_Winsh]

They gave a great pitch. Answered everything well & showed knowledge with the business and the market. I think the product is a great idea! Cool & interesting. It appeals to a very wide demographic

[@SuperNuclearUnicorn]

How often do you see people with mice like that? They aren't particularly ergonomic and with the range available these days it's not particularly unique either

[@finnhalf1663]

@@SuperNuclearUnicorn it looks uncomfortable I wouldn’t game with it deffo

[@ralynedin]

@@finnhalf1663 If I remember correctly, wired versions of car mice existed way before this. There was even a burger mouse.

[@Jamie_Winsh]

@@JM-tj5qm agree to disagree

[@cristibaluta]

They didn't had a product though, the website sells real cars now

[@tareksibaii]

you know theres an offer coming when James is the last dragon standing

[@MovingToAustralia-MikeBentley]

My ONLY disappointment with DD is they seldom show the post-pitch interview.

[@xEvilNeverDiesx]

The best mouse I ever had, for work and for gaming was a stand that didn't move, so no desk space needed, your hand sat on it and it just had a ball that you moved wherever you wanted the pointer to go and the left and right click where either side and a blue light lit up when you moves the ball. Not sure I've explained it very well but it was brilliant. Can't seem to buy them now, but I couldn't understand why the idea never caught on, it was amazingly designed.

[@byteme9718]

Trackball. Still used across industry.

[@xEvilNeverDiesx]

@@byteme9718 noway, I never knew they was called that, yeh the Kensington trackball is what I had. It was awesome, can't understand why anyone would use the normal mouse over that because it just doesn't need desks space and I think it was more accurate. Thanks for that, I'll order one now.

[@elobiretv]

You still see them being used sometimes on tills and stuff like that, probably because it doesn't require much space. Couldn't imagine using one for gaming though

[@xEvilNeverDiesx]

@@elobiretv honestly I used one to play "team fortress" that cane with the "orange box." The trackball was amazing for accuracy and whatever. It was so much better than a standard mouse. I owned with it, never had a minus k/d. But maybe it just suited me and might not suit everyone. But accuracy with that track ball was so much better in my opinion.

[@cristibaluta]

It's called a touchpad, but not sure it works with windows

[@ChaseEverything]

12:26 Duncan smiles due to her ability to stand firm on the counter offer 👏 😅

[@darylthomas7317]

A pitch from 2009. Really great confident pitch and impressive couple , would have been successful doing whatever they did later on i assume. Wish them success and happiness!

[@mcfcguvnors]

with a mouse that cant move sideways - i doubt it

[@Gematrinator]

@@mcfcguvnors abhahah

[@bvynxv672]

I love these 2, very professional and grounded 👏

[@ghs7714]

me too. id love to have hot fun with them

[@joshroberts5540]

If you want to show off stuff on your desk, just buy a model car lol. I like spending money on a good quality peripherals, but I look for ergonomics, performance, features, accuracy. I don't have a care what it is shaped like lol. This mouse would be a pain to use for more than a few minutes.

[@Right_Said_Brett]

Correct. These novelty mice are just that; a novelty. There's a reason why a good quality mouse isn't shaped like a car or whatever else and that's because it's designed to feel comfortable in the user's hand for extended periods of time. All that these two have designed is an overpriced Christmas stocking present.

[@MOJSTER99]

Especially the mini coopers they have on their website

[@ThePrimeMinisterOfTheBlock]

Woooow. Negotiating like absolute bosses. Well done

[@LiberateYou]

I said the same!

[@PortlandMan]

James could easily of got 45% if he stuck at it

[@dontdex8221]

Dont you have unvaxd citizens to hogtie?

[@Technicallyimright]

He’s a better negotiator than Scotty from marketing.

[@johnshite4656]

@@PortlandMan Nah, 60/40 was the take it or leave it offer. They weren't going to change it, James could tell.

[@Asif-kh-n9r]

I'm so glad the new episodes are out because you're just uploading pitches that have been on KZbin for decades

[@jakecooper5855]

Easily one of the best presentations and handling of questions ever on Dragon's Den. The product was very cool, but it is saturated with crappy cheap Chinese knock offs, even back when this pitch was made. The big problem that I don't think they even realised was how good the deal was for James Caan. He owns 40% of the company with only 24k at risk. Including a freehold property within the company that James now owns 40% means he is guaranteed that asset and a 96k stake in it. Basically he just invested 96k into a property and gave them 24k for the 40% share. If they had agreed on the 50/50 split, James would have been given 50% of the company for free, and he would have owned a 120k property investment!

[@manz5435]

Couldn't understand the numbers u described but i liked it.

[@i.canalista7718]

This is why he is in the position he is in

[@Falzeee]

The company closed months after this what are you talking about?

[@jakecooper5855]

@@Falzeee Completely irrelevant

[@sammylpt9076]

@Jake Cooper where’s that £24k figure coming from? I thought he invested £120k for 40%?

[@OraEtLabora0]

🤣in 2010 i was salesman in small computer shop chain on Tottenham ct.rd. and we had them on display - i don't remember ANY1 (me, nor colleagues) selling any of them! they did attract attention, but were not cheap enough. Logitech had mice from £20, also with same, usb-nano rf receivers.

[@stemid85]

It's too small to be ergonomic, would the tires prevent it from moving sideways?

[@ccggenius]

looking at the images on their site, the tires appear to be lifted a bit by the body of the mouse, so no issues except maybe when you're picking it up and holding it at an angle, but that's a mouse settings issue, not a mouse issue.

[@austinh1028]

I thought that, but they could always just produce various sizes (there are basically three mouse sizes that make up probably 90% of mice, the rest being full-ergonomic specialty mice like trackball/joystick etc)

[@SakkePie]

It's got a steering wheel

[@kyleecats2255]

That was my question from the start, but they never showed it's mobility in this show, I'm disappointed.

[@Whigu]

These mouses look like those cheap one which you can order from china

[@davidscottblacksmith]

This is from about 10 years ago when buying straight from china wasn’t a thing.

[@Whigu]

@@davidscottblacksmith If you haven't don't think that other people have. Ordering cheap crap from China has been things at least since 2008

[@FateBoost]

@@Whigu Basically everything you can think of has been made in China at some point. A lot of these businesses when they succeed will outsource to China. What matters is marketing and quality, not originality.

[@Whigu]

@@FateBoost Yep. I was just going to answer DS that where did he thinks that the stuff comes from what he has bought from store 10 years ago... It's pretty much same China crap with little extra costs because stores want to get money too.

[@Darknesssleeps]

@@davidscottblacksmith are you dense? Buying straight from China has always been a thing

[@Dykhouse]

James didn’t invest in the mouse, he invested in the people.

[@dimitar4y]

now THIS is a pitch. This was BEAUTIFUL. I want to invest all my 10 bucks in my wallet for 0% equity!

[@eyarouziel3528]

What a polished way to close the deal. Impressive lady.

[@zxylo786]

You can see that the owners are indeed professionals in the way the handled themselves. I consider this an example of how to make a Dragons Den pitch. Atleast in the way of making the dragons empathetic

[@moosesnWoop]

Great stuff, I love Khan's demeanor and negotiating. He's a really cool dragon

[@saahilsiddiqui6762]

Tbh, this was 13 mins of weirdness. The product was weird, the responses were weirdly positive. And the final deal was also....weird

[@acanofspam4347]

Agree

[@helpfulron]

Where are they now? The company's website was last updated in 2015 and no social media posts since 2016. Company House shows the company was dissolved.

[@taranullius9221]

Thanks Ron. Appreciate the Company House addition.

[@tomgreen8706]

They said in 2015 in an interview they sold the company as David had a new idea

[@IrinaS]

You're absolutelly right that the company's activities is the most important factor. What would you do if you were a dragon?

[@theovolz3073]

Rubber tires? Wouldn’t this resist left and right movement? I like a mouse to be as slidey as possible - in all directions.

[@DissonantSynth]

I thought the same thing. The mouse is ugly and doesn't even work smoothly!

[@EarthUPC]

The wheels are probably elevated

[@JJ-em4iq]

It’s‘executive’ level, so it wouldn’t need to slide around.

[@ch4z_bucks]

@@JJ-em4iq it would still be uncomfortable to move around, no one whether you're a gamer or working in an office likes the feeling of a mouse dragging against the surface they're on.

[@JamilKhan-hk1wl]

Im pretty sure its raised and you cant use it like a toy car

[@addamussi]

When I was about 15 I had a BMW i8 - shaped mouse. I thought it was supper cool. Until I started using a computer for work and used the mouse for 8h+ a day. Ergonomic mouse only, screw those weird shaped ones...

[@tumbleweed4026]

Were you hungry when you wrote this comment btw?

[@kevinvanbever8490]

James is by far the best dragon ever to have featured on this show !

[@ritadonnelly8820]

No he is not he cheated that other out of her business and she had a break down and ended up in hospital for 4 weeks snake

[@jajabinx35]

@@ritadonnelly8820 source or link?

[@soulreaperichig0]

He also tried to purchase a baby girl from distraught earthquake hit victims of pakistan for a lowly sum of 1000 pounds

[@CentaurMoe]

@@soulreaperichig0 Not even £1,000. £750.

[@L.C.Sweeney]

Who wants a really good mouse that looks like something as specific as a car? The chance of somebody wanting both is incredibly rare. This is the most ridiculous product to think you can build a business on.

[@SpyroTek]

Well they did and are selling.

[@vids2002]

@@SpyroTek Link?

[@ToothlessDragon536]

This was about 10-15 years ago when there was much less products and fancy stuff available for PC tech so it could have initially gone ok. They would only have survived later on if they diversified their product range. Regardless iv never seen these in shops.

[@ultorrotluultorrotlu]

I agree. I can't believe they got an investment.

[@bobbyv369]

Well there’s nothing wrong with having a niche market but you’ll need to dominate it to make serious money. Even so, I can imagine car enthusiasts might wanting this. However, I do agree that this won’t take over the world.

[@MIGHTYBOOSCH198]

I love James, he's always nice/respectful and often finds acway to make itcwork where tge other Dragons couldn't, this is a great example; wasn't sold on the product's market but found a way to make the couple worth investing in.

[@NorwegianKnifeDude]

Theo's smug expression at 7:56 tickled me just right lol.

[@jeanettw2341]

Oh my god thank you for pointing that out, just went back and saw it..

[@solarup5671]

How does the mouse move along the work surface? Only along the real rubber wheels (back and forth)? If so, how well does the product shift from side to side?

[@procrastinathor4594]

you have to steer the real steering wheel inside the car if you want to go sideways :D lmao

[@2gther4ever]

Buy one and find out

[@alihazari7494]

It’s a European car it doesn’t go side ways 😂

[@Spoinzy]

9:16 two leftover drum hits from the transition music track?

[@FishFreddy]

When it walks like a duck. Looks like a novelty mouse, the specs of a novelty mouse. It is a novelty mouse.

[@austinjones3054]

Hey Freddy! Loved your games as a kid! XD

[@Jarblyy]

Oh god I forgot about Freddy Fish I love it

[@paulmills6957]

Well deserved great product look forward to seeing them in retail outlets congrats

[@andrewr9219]

Was I the only one shouting at their screen “no don’t do the deal with him “ 😭😂🥺

[@Ellie80681]

This was ridiculous

[@LordSandwichII]

I'm impressed with their bargaining skills!

[@ThePrimeMinisterOfTheBlock]

What a class act. So well spoken, so professional. So British 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@MeditationalState]

Where were the 'Raptures'?

[@anubusx]

Hopefully it will be this year.

[@nasserdelpi]

One of the best pitch I've ever seen 👏 🙌🏾 👌

[@ACE-700]

Duncan with his usual “I’m oat!”

[@raybrown4845]

😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@JL-gf3yc]

I requested this 1, thank you!

[@chakigun]

yo i got one of these back in 2009 i think. bought by a friend from an airport in dubai. excellent mouse. my first wireless. eats through AAAs quite fast though. edit: turns out this pitch was 2009! wow. they really rolled it out globally. years later there would be LOTS of bootlegs

[@thetroyzernator]

This is a ridiculous offer. He was offering market value for the house and expecting the product, IP, branding and experience for free. Not only that, but he wanted them to work on his other products too.

[@TheManInBlueFlames]

They had already got a deal with a supercar dealer.

[@thunderb00m]

Yes, James caan seems to have quite a lot of skeletons in his closet. Shadiest of all the dragons AFAIK

[@ianlister7333]

it was a very interesting offer, I think it was a case of buying into anything the guy makes, but with the house in the over all company, he managed to remove ALOT of risk from that deal. One I suspect was not fully understood at the time.

[@thetroyzernator]

@@ianlister7333 There's zero risk for Caan. They would have been insane to take the offer. They could have just sold the house, had the money and still had full control of their company and not have to work for someone else for free.

[@Dieterbe]

I mean James made it clear he had no intention of helping them with their business whatsoever. So he brings nothing to the table. He wants the couple to work on his businesses. The couple should've gotten equity in James' businesses lol. This deal doesn't make sense. Perhaps key things were left out during editing.

[@TheManInBlueFlames]

You guys should try getting clips from the newest season of Dragons Den on here. Steven Bartlett has arrived!

[@taranullius9221]

They just did.

[@TheManInBlueFlames]

;They'

[@samwoolston8010]

I remember being a 20 something aspirational person who needed an executive motor-mouse gadget to get recognised at work.

[@HistoryonYouTube]

Is the price point really too high? I spent far more on my last mouse although maybe it did have more features?

[@ooginator12]

Yeah it is. I'd pay a lot for a decent gaming mouse with side buttons, adjustable DPI etc. Not a standard one that looks like a hotwheels.

[@Sandwich4321]

I've paid around 50 euro for a g502 but I know people who paid way more for other mice

[@johnshite4656]

Just adding metal to mice would be nice. Too much plastic, feels cheap. If these car bodies were cast aluminum or something that could be cool. A heavy mouse (heavier than plastic) would feel fantastic in the hand and the body would never need to be replaced, just drop in some new innards at some point and voila, new mouse. Like, I would seriously consider an anodized titanium mouse (as long as the other features were up to snuff too) and I'd pay a lot more than $30 for it. Come to think of it, this could be accomplished by dropping a metal housing over another mouse, it would just have to be molded to fit a certain model. Hey, maybe I should go on Dragon's Den, who needs a business plan anyway. You guys would like watching that anyway. =D

[@Funintherain13]

It’s not. The mouse is art work

[@zacheray]

People pay well for a good mouse. The price was not too high.

[@zoey4284]

I absolutely hate the mouse tbh. I guess it's not for me but beyond the styling it doesn't look all that ergonomic and really small.

[@reece3163]

I wonder how much business people will lose when their clients see them navigating the computer with a toy car. “So.. want to do business? Vrooooooom”

[@AbuLaiia_SohailArif]

that mouse is missing one thing.... a flow signal

[@rhyljones5051]

3:11 Theo, casually shopping for boats: "I've seen it in the catalogues"

[@frankabjh674]

This dude look's like he's outta peaky blinders

[@ItsMeHammie]

That's awesome they got Italian super car manufacturer, Ford, in a licensing agreement. Can't wait to see those Mustang mice

[@Jester-Riddle]

Don't Fiat own Bugatti ... ? So, Fiat mice then ...

[@DineshPeiris-bd4uc]

I like this lady's voice and the accent, anyone from any part of this world can understand her, nice and clear

[@rickysmyth]

This is a step backwards. Imagine if all mice were like this and someone came into dragons den with a normal one and said they will not run out of power, not get lost and are much cheaper to make. That would be a good investment.

[@Right_Said_Brett]

Not to mentioned that they would actually feel comfortable to use for extended periods of time, unlike a mouse shaped like a friggin' sports car!

[@Marian_Rusnak]

"So, could we move it to 60 - 40, James?" - brilliant

[@SimpIeton1]

I'm addicted to the post pitch catwalk transition music

[@Kenny__UK]

I can imagine the cramps you'd get using something so awfully designed as a mouse all day at work

[@mcfcguvnors]

plus it CAT MOVE SIDEWAYS :D comical

[@Ea80x]

They got the dragon they deserved.. professional and well mannered.

[@bobstirling6885]

Can't believe a wireless mouse doesn't have a rechargeable battery....

[@lemonjuice3551]

Hang on, so James owns half of their house and they do marketing work for him for free?

[@MightyJonE]

The best Harry Enfield/Paul Whitehouse impressions yet! Well observed and so realistic. Hilarious! Almost like watching the real show!

[@sgnir2]

It's funny to see old products like that on Dragon's Den from ages ago.

[@jimireynoldsmusic]

As a non business person, can someone please explain why the turnover is 73000 when she says they've sold more than 3300 units at 29.99 pounds a unit, which should come to about 99000? Is that due to tax or what? By my calculation that would mean the tax is 26% which seems high

[@rejuvenatingsoul3498]

They didn't sell it for 29.99 at retail, they sold it for 21.90 to a distributor.

[@elbentzo]

James Caan legit conned them by confusing post-money and pre-money valuation. If the company has 240k in assets and you invest 120k, then you get a third (or 33.33%) of the company, not 50%. If you were *buying* the company (meaning, the money would go into the current owners pocket) you'd get half. But since you're *investing*, then the moment you put your money in the company its value rises to 360k (its former 240k worth plus 120k in cash, which is also an asset). You put in 120k, the company is worth 360k -- you get a third. I'd say it's possible he made an error but this is such basic and trivial stuff for anyone who's ever dealt in investment, that I can't believe he didn't realise what he was doing. He basically said "the company has 240k in assets? Then I'll invest at a valuation of 120k", which is ridiculous. The only times you see companies valued under their assets is when they're about to declare bankrupcy, are investigated by the SEC and so on.

[@davejones4946]

James is a class act. Love him.

[@noobnoob911]

This looks like proprietary nonbrand mass produced Chinese mice with many "creative" shapes that I can find in small computer shops or small shady online stores.... And they just bought them in bulk, (probably) bought the design, and slapped their own brand. Again this is just what I think it looks like.

[@ShaneKnockItOff]

This is from 2009, was a totally different time.

[@aquarius_bb6658]

@@ShaneKnockItOff right? In 09' this was pretty cool stuff. Everyone wanted to feel high tech lol.

[@ajhafiz]

Pure perfection of a pitch...

[@DEEDUBZ]

These are business people. Very smart deal. Can sell it later on and move onto other ventures.

[@davethenerd1369]

If they had left this a few years, a joint deal with Peter and Touker would be good.

[@Paul-gu2lv]

They're not dragons. They are dinosaurs. Have no idea about the real world.

[@L33tSkE3t]

This does looks like a novelty item or something they would give out for free in Swag Bags at a tech convention in like the 2000s. I payed good money for an ergonomic mouse that is great for gaming and work.

[@Stratateam]

Patty presentation and negotiation skill are excellent.can anyone make me understand how this product performing now.

[@watchout5508]

One of the few times im not thinking of cars is when im using my PC... When you use a mouse you care about its reliability and ergonomitry. I dont even look at it while using it...why make it something to look at and thus not shaped to be held by the human hand...

[@acbgames1766]

I use a 80 quid mouse and a 100 quid mechanical key board (I'm not rich) so there is a market for high quality computer accessories. For those of us who work in front of a PC hours after hours, it's a fair investment.

[@mbakisonyamambi9522]

Every Dragon has a mind of their own

[@kicn]

Q and the Patti were very polished and investable

[@neonwired4978]

product is garbage though

[@GentlemensAcademy]

Seems odd that these intelligent savvy people would put their efforts into a car mouse.

[@tiagoribeiro885]

Indeed

[@eduardofcgo]

They are not specially intellegent, just good salesman

[@themagpie_1]

great pitch, no showmanship, no self promotion. just the fundamentals..

[@MaxLennon]

No self promotion? What? That's the whole point of the show, maybe you misspoke.

[@uhmz1212]

Seems like a cool investment arround the late 80s.

[@richierich4810]

The trouble with that mouse is how do you go from side to side if its got rubber tyres on it :/

[@matthewbell4273]

I have exactly that same question.

[@andrewjones-productions]

Both David and Patti are good, but Patti was especially impressive. Although the mouse technology has moved on somewhat, there are a lot of people like myself who would really like to use a miniature version of the car that I have sitting outside. Many of the luxury car brands have a product lineup that goes beyond your usual car accessories. Land Rover have their 'Heritage Selection' lineup selling apparel, luggage, gadgets etc. Whilst Theo is far more experienced than I, I disagree with him that the price point for branded versions (especially of supercars) need to be lower. If anything, the mouse should be custom made to match exactly the specs of the car and made more expensive. A premium product that would be part of the customer experience. If you are buying a supercar, then you really aren't too concerned about money and the buying experience is very, very different to that of buying your average hatchback.

[@redblade8160]

The wheels are made of rubber, which is not a good gliding surface for a mouse between wheels and matt; this should have been demonstrated first.

[@koldtoftkim]

Where is the Motor-Mouse now? Seems they did not pay their webservice provider.

[@spicekid2582]

I remember when I owned a car with a spare tire on the bonnet

[@Lelentos]

The best part about this show is it teaches me British vocabulary like "raptures"

[@Ausama94]

I always hear the narrator say "pizza jones" and I JUST CAN'T UNHEAR IT!

[@starlight2168]

i personally prefer wired mouse , the portable ones can be right pain , good luck to them tho

[@IrinaS]

Why do you prefer the wired ones? How many wires do you have around your desk?

[@SubhamboyRAY]

How the hell can they tell that the mouse is of excellent quality? They haven't even plugged in a computer yet, let alone put it to use. I don't think a mouse is a show-piece.

[@ryanmorgan9589]

Some deals take up to 2 hours. They just edit for tv. So we miss alot

[@rogerbarton497]

True, form over function. They're going on appearance like so many people do. Take corporate websites, they look great to the CEO's eyes, but they are frustrating to use, with links to the page you're already, on, going round in circles, answering every question but the one you want, pop-ups getting in the way &c&c. I bet whoever signs a website off hasn't tested it peoperly.

[@MaxLennon]

Plugging it into the computer wouldn't tell you very much at all, unless the mouse flat-out doesn't work. The feel of the mouse and all its buttons, which are what comprise mouse quality in most eyes, are ascertainable in a standalone assessment.

[@SubhamboyRAY]

@@MaxLennon If anyone is an experienced PC user, he/she will definitely understand the mouse DPIs, resolutions, polling rate, sensors etc.

[@Bassistsoon]

WOOO best couple on dragons den ever so good

[@treynolds94]

Do they have 2018 Honda Ridgeline mouses I'll get one. With the gaming market and working from home these days they missed out would of loved a match mouse to match my vehicle.