Precise 42K DPI sensor ・8.000 Hz wireless polling ・Outstanding workmanship ・Web app instead of software Constraints ・Very ...

Today Briony checks out the Gigabyte Aorus M5 gaming mouse. It's actually very good, but has one big problem - the software.

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MSI's Clutch GM51 Lightweight has all the makings of a premium gaming mouse, with a great sensor and other high-end features, but it's held back by unremarkable software support. We recently reviewed ...

On most workdays, my desk looks like controlled chaos. There are multiple Chrome windows open at once, a half-edited article waiting in the background, WhatsApp Web buzzing with messages, and at least ...

Razer's mouse peripherals have often stood out because of their features and their usage of the company's signature RGB Chroma lighting patterns. However, the Viper V3 Pro feels noticeably different ...

While Glorious isn't exactly shaking the gaming mouse market up with the Series 2 Pro, it glides with the best of them—and it's extremely responsive. It's too expensive, though, and I'd prefer ...

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The first thing that stood out about the Alogic Apex USB-C Recharchable Wireless Performance Mouse? Its sleekly ergonomic design. I often mouse left-handed using a Logitech MX Anywhere 3 wireless ...

Stylish and refined shape. Comfortable ergonomics. Oversized shape works for most hands. Wireless via 2.4-GHz dongle or Bluetooth. 1,000-Hz polling rate. Shockingly competent for gaming. It takes the ...

For being so light (55 grams for both the Pro and non-Pro models), the Cherry XTRFY M68 Pro actually proves quite sturdy. The base of the mouse has a bit of flex, but the upper shell is plenty tough.