A great gaming mouse is important for anyone looking to get into PC gaming. However, if you have large hands, you may struggle to find a mouse that feels comfortable for you. Thankfully, there are plenty of plus-sized mouse options on the market.
Razer seems to be on a kick taking its regular mice and making smaller, more portable versions. First, there was this year's Viper Mini, and now there is the DeathAdder V2 Mini, a smaller, more affordable take on one of our favorite wired gaming mice.
Razer make some of the best gaming mice around so it's natural that you're considering one for your next purchase. But Razer also has a pretty large portfolio, so we're going to help you choose the right one.
PC gaming is increasingly accessible to those on a budget, and the Logitech G203 is another such example. This is a brilliant little gaming mouse that costs less than $40 and one you should seriously consider.
Nothing is worse than your wireless mouse going dead when you need it most and you're out of fresh batteries. If you use a rechargeable mouse, though, this is a non-issue. Does that sound appealing? Here are some of our favourite options.
Razer's Viper Mini is its latest gaming mouse, but is it the one to buy for you over the wireless, much more expensive Viper Ultimate? It could well be.
The Razer Viper Mini is a great gaming mouse, but where should you get it from? Here's what we think.
Both the regular Razer Viper and the Razer Viper Mini are excellent gaming mice, but which one is right for you? Here's what we think.
Both the Razer Viper Mini and the Razer DeathAdder V2 are excellent gaming mice, but which one should you buy? Here's what we think.
A great gaming mouse is important if you plan to seriously get into PC gaming, but you can easily spend more then you need to if you don't buy smart. Here are the mice we recommend that are priced under $50.
Razer has a new gaming mouse built off the chassis design of the popular Viper series. The new Viper Mini ($40) features an optical sensor, 8,500 DPI, support for a profile, and Razer's famed RGB lighting, now with an under glow twist. The mouse is perfect for those with smaller hands — or a smaller budget. Here's what you need to know!
A rechargeable mouse will take the worry out of having your wireless mouse die at the most inopportune moment; the moment you run out of fresh batteries. Charge up your mouse and get to work.
Razer's most loved and iconic mouse has been reborn for 2020. Razer didn't try and reinvent the wheel, instead, refining one of its most important products so it can compete once again at the top of the tree. And it does not disappoint.
Razer announced two new gaming mice, the DeathAdder V2 and Basilisk V2. Both mice build off of already impressive predecessors and include the latest in Razer's FPS gaming technology.
On the very same day, Razer released updates to two of its best-ever gaming mice. The Basilisk V2 is one of them, and it improves upon one of our favorite mice in just the right way. The signature feature has been retained, as has the core design, but underneath it's vastly improved and it's gone on a bit of a diet, too.
HP isn't known for making the best gaming mice in the business, not anywhere close, but the HP Omen Photon is a gaming mouse you should consider adding to your desktop arsenal. See my full review to learn why.
Being a left-handed gamer doesn't mean you can't have an amazing mouse. It's harder to find a good one for sure, but that's where we come in.
Need a new mouse to help you frag more accurately and get ahead of your enemy? We've compiled a list of some of the best mice for gaming.
Vertical mice can often be fantastic for keeping your hands comfortable for a long time while on the computer, but what's the best one for gaming? Here's our favorite choice.
Gaming mice are important for any PC gamer, and that's even more true when it comes to shooter games. Here are the mice we recommend if you want to go into the battlefield with an edge.