Vertical mice are fantastic for alleviating pain from carpal tunnel syndrome, but which one is the best? Here's what we think on the matter.
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.
Microsoft's Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 comes with a Nano USB receiver that lets you use it wirelessly with a myriad of computers. A single AA battery gives it enough power for more than 10 months of use!
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.
We rounded up a list of some of the best laptop and tablet mice out there to help you choose a good one for working while on the go.
This wireless mouse features three DPI levels and comes with a USB receiver to plug into the computer you want to use it with.
Being able to take your Microsoft Surface on the road without compromises is one thing that makes the family of products worth the necessary investment. We take a look at the best portable mice to use with your Surface.
Having a quality mouse is important for any PC user, but it means nothing if you don't have a great mouse pad to go with it, too. Here's our favorite mouse pad on the market, as well as some high-quality alternative choices.
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Logitech has a massive array of wireless mice out there on the market, but which ones are the best? Here's what we think.
Choosing a mouse for your PC can prove tricky with the sheer number of options available. Luckily, we've got you covered with our short list of best wireless mice of 2019, including our top mouse: the Logitech MX Master.
Vertical mice are fantastic alternatives to normal mice that can solve many types of hand pain, but it's hard to know which one of them is the best. Here's what we think about that.
Vertical mice are great products that can help alleviate a ton of pain in your hand, but which one is ideal for people with small hands? Here's our take.
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.
Being left-handed doesn't have to mean you can't find a really good mouse for your PC. If this is you, then these are the ones to consider.
The G602's 11 programmable buttons are rated for up to 20 million clicks and it uses Delta Zero sensor technology for up to 2,500 dpi. The mouse can last for 250 hours on one pair of batteries. It's never gone lower.
Microsoft's Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 comes with a Nano USB receiver that lets you use it wirelessly with a myriad of computers. A single AA battery gives it enough power for more than 10 months of use!
The Logitech MX Vertical mouse is one of the most comfortable and well-designed vertical mice on the market right now. Here's our full review.
This well-reviewed gaming mouse features dynamic RGB lightning effects along with a Pixart 3389 sensor with native DPI up to 16,000 and reliable Omon switches. It's easy to customize using HyperX's Ingenuity software, too.
Designed with comfort in mind, this ergonomic vertical mouse comes with a USB receiver so it can work wirelessly, and it's compatible with most operating systems too.