Gaming Mouses

Despite its low price, the Logitech G300s can outperform some of today’s more expensive gaming mouse. It boasts a sculpted, ergonomic shape that is suitable for both lefts- and right-handed gamers. It also has an on-the-fly DPI change with a maximum resolution of 2,500 dpi. The mouse can save up to three onboard settings and…

Logitech has been producing excellent wireless gaming mouse for many years. Its sleek, simplistic, and lightweight design will win you over. The Logitech G Pro Wireless gaming mouse is now available for $150. Let’s have a look at the ultimate review: While the G Pro Wireless looks and feels just like the G900, it performs…

The Pictek gaming mouse is one of the best in the industry due to its high DPI accuracy and ceiling. Also, it is budget-friendly, so you’ll be happy to take it after reading this ultimate latest review. Is the wired gaming mouse still famous? Yes, it is correct. Many professional players still use this style…

The Corsair KATAR PRO XT is a lightweight, ambidextrous mouse with two buttons on its left hand. The only difference between it and the Corsair KATAR PRO Wireless is that it’s a wired mouse with RGB stripes on the scroll wheel. It’s well-made and convenient, with a compact scale that’s best for a claw or…

The R.A.T. has switched to a wireless system.  The latest R.A.T. has several handy features, including interchangeable side panels, multiple inputs, and an adjustable frame, but it isn’t yet as customizable as Mad Catz’s premier wired mouse. The Mad Catz R.A.T DWS effectively ends one of the most distinctive wireless gaming mouse, but it does…

The Corsair Sabre RGB laser optical gaming mouse, with its unassuming look that belies its feature set, does better than the typical esports mouse. It’s smaller than it is, has good hand support, and allows you to change the DPI settings with a fast button combination. Facing concerns about the feasibility of 8000Hz hype rolling,…

When you think about MMO mice, you probably have a particular image in mind. They’re comfortable, but clumsy and bulky input devices designed for all-night raids rather than high efficiency. The Razer Naga X, a simplistic wired iteration of the company’s newly updated Naga Pro, challenges the perception somewhat. The Naga X ($79.99) sticks out…

Pocket mice are commonly associated with efficiency due to their compact, lightweight designs, which enable you to operate in an airport, coffee shop, or workplace. The $69.99 Razer Orochi V2 has the same capability, but it is designed for games. It’s a lightweight wireless mouse with a Razer gaming mouse’s sensor and app support. The…