Gaming Mice Reviews

HyperX's modular wireless mouse comes with swappable parts in the box and up to a 4,000 Hz wireless polling rate, but it doesn't really stand out.

The DeathAdder V4 Pro retains the fantastic shape of its predecessor, weighs about 10% less, and includes an 8K wireless polling dongle in the box.

Corsair's new Scimitar Elite Wireless SE sports the same design and its predecessor, but it's got a new sensor, better battery life, and it can act as a "virtual" Stream Deck.

Orbitalworks' Pathfinder mouse is a lightweight modular mouse that comes with a box full of pieces you can use to.

Glorious' new Series 2 Pro Wireless now has 8K polling and clicky optical switches, but do we need another stripped-down ultra-lightweight 8K mouse?

Not quite the DeathAdder V3 Pro.

A lightweight MMO alternative

The Logitech PowerPlay 2 has a (slightly) larger charging area, is (slightly) thinner, cuts all of the original's non-charging features, and still costs $99.

At $70, the Cougar Revenger Pro 4K is a fantastic mouse, but the 4,000 Hz dongle struggles to make this mouse live up to its name.

A surprisingly comfortable mouse with some interesting design choices.