The Glorious Model I 2 has more side buttons than you might expect for a typical gaming mouse – but are they worth having?

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Glorious has a new gaming mouse that is lightweight and budget friendly, but you may not be able to get it for a while.

Jack looks at the latest NZXT Lift Gaming Mouse, coming in at £39.99 in the UK, it's white, light at only 67g and has a simple, elegant RGB implementation. How does Jack rate it? Are you interested in ...

The hard/soft combination reminds me of a violin case that I had when I was younger, and I get a similarly satisfying feeling ...

8BitDo's NES-inspired wireless mouse is now available for $50 at Amazon. The N Edition of the Retro R8 was revealed in April, but it was only briefly available to preorder before 8BitDo ...

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Razer appears to be testing out a brand new esports gaming mouse in the hands of recent pro-gamer signee, NiKo. Following the reveal of NiKo's signing with Team Green, he has been spotted using a ...

Of all the PC gaming peripherals, none is as overlooked as the humble mouse pad (or mat). That’s a pity because mouse mats come in a variety of materials which have different speed and ...

But what if you didn’t have to? What if there was a gaming mouse that addressed all these issues, combining innovative technology with thoughtful design to deliver a seamless, frustration-free ...

A Reddit user recently reported a concerning incident involving their Gigabyte M6880X gaming mouse, which allegedly caught fire spontaneously, filling their apartment with black smoke and causing ...

The first step to choosing the best gaming mouse is understanding what differentiates them from regular alternatives. You may like I'm cutting cords in 2025 - here's why I trust wireless hardware ...