Gaming Mice Reviews

Logitech's G502 X Lightspeed strips the G502 X Plus of its lighting, but retains the $160 price tag.

It's somehow better than the X2 Superstrike, and also not worth the price.

Razer's Basilisk V4 Pro gaming mouse features an ergonomic shape, a lighter weight, and a couple of extra buttons, plus Razer's Focus Pro 50K optical sensor.

Razer's HyperFlux V2 is a wireless charging mouse pad that works with current mice from Razer's Basilisk, Cobra, and Naga lines.

Razer's Naga V3 Pro has the same form factor as its predecessor, but it features more buttons, an upgraded sensor and switches, and better battery life.

The SteelSeries Aerox 3 Wireless Gen 2 is a really good mouse, despite being a little sluggish.

… by removing clicks?

Corsair's Sabre v2 Pro Wireless MG is an ultra-lightweight wireless mouse with a perforated magnesium shell. It's $50 cheaper than the carbon fiber version, but at $150, it's still not cheap.

Corsair's Sabre v2 Pro Wireless CF is an ultra-lightweight wireless mouse made of carbon fiber. It works well and comes with a fancy carrying case, but it also costs $200.

Turtle Beach's Burst II Pro is an ultra-lightweight wireless mouse with 8K polling rates and a somewhat uniquely-placed DPI switch button.