After focusing on other models for some time, Razer’s released three versions of its revived basic gaming mouse, the DeathAdder V2, in 2020. The newest of the three, the $129 DeathAdder V2 Pro, is a ...

Ergonomic and comfortable vertical design. Shape is surprisingly usable for gaming. Outstanding build quality. 1,000-Hz polling rate. Premium sensor. Satisfying clicks. Full programmability. Steep ...

The Razer Cobra Pro is an excellent all-rounder gaming mouse with a fine sensor that will give esports mice a run for their money. Features like dual wireless connectivity, 11 zones of RGB and ...

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Razer has announced its latest Xbox-licensed and PC-ready game controller, the Wolverine V3 Pro. Featuring dual-mode triggers that offer analog smoothness or mouse click response, the Razer Wolverine ...

Razer’s Deathadder lineup has some of the best competitive gaming mice of the past decade and, thankfully, the Deathadder V4 Pro continues that tradition. While it looks identical to the V3 Pro – the ...

A mouse is an obvious candidate for cord-cutting. Going wireless ensures that you don’t get tangled up in your cord or have to deal with cable drag, and wireless connections have become so reliable ...

When it comes to gaming mice, Glorious Gaming is probably best-known as an early adopter of the honeycomb hole design, which shaves off weight by cutting hexagonal holes in the mouse's outer layer of ...

The first thing that strikes you about the Glorious Model O 2 Pro is its weight — or rather, its lack of weight. At just slightly over 2 ounces (59 grams), it’s one of the lightest mice on the market.

I use to equate the quality of esports mice with garish looks, bulky construction, and fancy button configurations. However, my favorite mouse of the last few years, the Logitech G Pro Wireless, is ...

This winter, I spent $160 (or, $200 CAD for me) to buy a new gaming mouse. I've never owned one that cost more than about $50. My previous one was the Logitech G305. And before that, I owned a ...