Named after an ancient symbol representing constant re-creation, the Ouroboros gaming mouse from Razer is all about customization and choice. The device features a fully adjustable body and ...

The MadCatz Cyborg RAT 7 Albino is a full-featured, physically tweakable gaming mouse that you can alter to your exact preference. An ordinary, pack-in Dell or HP mouse is probably good enough to get ...

The Acer Wireless Mouse normally costs $14, and right now it’s $10. At ten bucks, the mouse covers basic wireless office use ...

With E3 2015 underway, there are all sorts of new video games being unveiled for the first time at the show. If you are a PC gamer, the show is also where some new gaming peripherals are unveiled and ...

The G502 Hero with Logitech's Hero 25K sensor, 11 programmable buttons, and adjustable weights is half price at Amazon and ...

The Contour Design Unimouse is an ergonomic mouse with an adjustable design, allowing users to get the right fit to match their personal preferences. It has a functional appearance, although it's ...

Acer’s new Predator Cestus 500 mouse is a high-end ambidextrous gaming mouse with a few customization options. But what makes it stand out is the “dual switch” design which allows you to change ...

Back in March, Razer announced a high-end gaming mouse with a magnesium alloy shell. Another company, Pwnage, has taken that concept one step further and announced the Stormbreaker, a gaming mouse ...

Unless you've found the perfect weight for you, buying a new mouse can be a chore. What if you sink money into the best gaming mouse and it's a little too light? Conversely, not everyone wants to go ...

Many of us are very heavy computer users, and two items that can affect our comfort and, by extension, our health are the keyboard and the mouse. We’ve covered many ergonomic and customisable ...

Having a mouse with the proper speed is important because a slow one takes longer for the cursor to get to the right spot, while a one that is too fast may zoom past it, and you may click on the wrong ...