But who knows? Dream Studio has hinted at their next binary drop: "110100." Keep your eyes open and your wallet ready. Have you seen the 101110 Exclusive in the wild? Share your photos (but blur the serial number!) in the comments below. And if you’re one of the 46—we’re not worthy.
Dream Studio has stated publicly that they will never reissue this set. The molds have been destroyed. The firmware source code was deleted after the final flash. The 101110 Exclusive exists only in 46 places on Earth. For investors: Yes, if you can find an authentic unit under $8,000. For collectors: This is a grail piece—a conversation starter that doubles as your daily driver mouse. For dreamers: The story itself is half the value. The binary, the secrecy, the cross-pollination of sculpture and peripheral—it represents a future where our tools have souls. dream studio nastia mouse sets 101110 exclusive
As of this writing, only three confirmed resales have occurred on private collector forums. The first sold for $4,600 (original MSRP was $899). The second traded for $7,200 plus a rare ArtStation promo figure. The third… hasn’t been publicly disclosed. What makes this drop so compelling is its blurring of lines. Most collectible figures sit on a shelf and gather dust. Most high-end mice are functional but ugly. The Dream Studio Nastia Mouse Sets 101110 Exclusive refuses that division. But who knows
The isn’t just a product. It’s a riddle, a trophy, and a tiny universe contained in an aluminum box. And unless you’re one of the 46, you’ll have to settle for watching unboxing videos and refreshing resale forums at 3 AM. Share your photos (but blur the serial number
The mouse isn’t a gimmick—it’s a legitimate esports-adjacent tool. Dream Studio partnered with a boutique peripheral manufacturer (codenamed "Project Somnium") to ensure the mouse’s weight, glide, and latency rival dedicated gaming brands. Meanwhile, the figure’s dream-sphere base acts as a wireless charging dock, so the mouse is always ready while displayed.