Yeah. For a basic keyboard/mouse, I wouldn't hesitate to pay $30 more for the "official" product. I wouldn't pay $100 more, but for it seems like there's a huge

Yeah. For a basic keyboard/mouse, I wouldn't hesitate to pay $30 more for the "official" product. I wouldn't pay $100 more, but for it seems like there's a huge opportunity: * Most mice on Aliexpress sell for $3 or so. I don't know the margin, but it's less than $3. * I can't imaging anyone would hesitate to pay $5 more, and I wouldn't mind $30 more. So yeah, off-brand could compete, and I'm sure students might buy it, but I think on-brand would do better. And in either case, it wouldn't hurt. The $3 Aliexpress mouse vendors don't have any real IP moat. This is commodity tech.