Mice News

Thermaltake launched a new gaming mouse at CES 2018, the Tt eSports Iris Optical RGB gaming mouse. It’s an entry level product that aims to provide great bang for buck performance.

HyperX continued its foray into the peripherals market with a new gaming mouse called the Pulsefire Surge, which is targeted at eSports players and gaming enthusiasts.

The wired mouse also comes with two sets of Omron switches and a pouch for easy transportation.

We saw some talk of wirelessly charged mice in 2017, but the Razer Mamba Hyperflux doesn’t have a battery--it’s wireless powered, not charged.

Lexip has brought a gaming mouse that has two built-in joysticks to Kickstarter.

SteelSeries' Rival 600 mouse is tricked out with removable weights, dual sensors, and a way to eliminate lift-off distance drift.

At CES 2018, Corsair announced its first wirelessly charged mouse, the Dark Core RGB SE, and wireless charging mouse pad, the MM1000 Qi.

It might sound like a tax software, but Infarex is actually the name Adata chose for its newest gaming peripherals: the M10 mouse and R10 mousepad.