Microsoft will stop producing computer mice, keyboards and other accessories under its own brand

The only thing left is the Surface line, which costs more.
Microsoft will no longer produce mice, keyboards and webcams under the brand of the same name, reports The Verge, citing the company. The company first released a mouse under its own brand in 1983.

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The manufacturer will focus on a line of accessories for computers under the Surface brand. It will include mice, keyboards, pens, docking stations, adapters and more. The company will sell inventory of Microsoft-branded hardware at the same prices.
There are already Surface-branded keyboards and mice in stores, but they cost more. For example, Surface Ergonomic Keyboard is $129, Microsoft is $59.99. Microsoft has not specified whether they will launch a line of low-cost accessories.
Microsoft's technology revenue, including Surface, PC accessories, and HoloLens augmented reality glasses, fell 30% year-on-year in the third quarter of fiscal year 2023 (ended March 31).