Mice Reviews

MSI enters the wireless gaming mouse market with the Clutch GM41 Lightweight Wireless, and despite its name, it hits like a heavyweight.

If you like small, lightweight mice and want to ditch all cables, the Razer Orochi V2 is hard to resist. But gamers with larger hands should think twice.

The Lexip Np93 Alpha packs a lot into a $50 package, including a helpful and rare joystick. But its feet are too slippery.

The Thermaltake Argent M5 Wireless gaming mouse mostly stands out because it’s truly ambidextrous and on the heavier side.

Aimed at eSports professionals, the Sabre RGB Pro hits 8,000 Hz but requires a high-end CPU to do so.

The Razer Naga X is a pretty good MMO mouse backed by Razer's excellent software. But as you adjust the price point up and down, you'll find better options.

Corsair's Katar Pro XT is affordable and feels familiar in the hand. It's a solid, lightweight cursor controller that doesn't try to reinvent the rodent.

This is a great wireless MMO mouse that punches above its price point.

The Razer Viper 8K Hz gaming mouse has an 8,000 Hz polling rate that can make mouse movements look smoother. But the Viper series has some design flaws.

If you don’t mind the holes, the SteelSeries Aerox 3 is a well-built and sturdy gaming mouse, but rivals have more advanced sensors.