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 Pro Click proves that a great mouse shape transcends the specific needs of gamers and productivity-focused workers. Part of Razer’s first productivity peripherals line, the Pro Click tweaks ...

The Logitech PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2c wireless gaming mouse is exactly what every pro FPS gamer needs, but with a beefy cost.

Alienware’s first pro-level mouse may not be flashy, but it’s packed with under-the-hood features that aim to give you an advantage in just about every competitive game. Alienware focused on creating ...

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 ...

Ultra-lightweight, 56-gram design. High-end optical sensors. Comfortable sculpted shape. Innovative and practical wireless dongle. Vast customization. Sturdy internal assembly. Designed and optimized ...

When it comes to ultralight gaming mice, aesthetics and feel are normally left in the dust in favor of cutting that extra ...

With a 4KHz wireless polling rate, the Alienware Pro Wireless is a real speed demon that can respond fractions of a second faster than some big-name competitors. It’s also incredibly stylish and ...

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 ...