Mice

IOGear released three affordable Kaliber Gaming series mice with a customizable software suite.

The Rival 500 has an ergonomic multi-button layout approach for MMO/MOBA gaming. It also shares the Rival 700's PixArt PWM3360 optical sensor and haptic feedback feature.

Logitech revealed the Prodigy line, a set of peripherals aimed towards a wide audience. It includes the G403 Wired and Wireless Gaming Mice, the G213 RGB Gaming Keyboard and the G231 Gaming Headset.

Cooler Master released the MasterMouse Pro L, an RGB illuminated ambidextrous mouse with customizable top and side panels.

Cooler Master's latest "mem-chanical" keyboard comes with a mouse and offers nice RGB lighting but poor typing performance.

The Dream Machines DM1 Pro S mouse looks almost identical to the Nixeus Revel. But upon closer inspection, there are key differences. But both sport the PixArt 3360 optical sensor.

Nixeus entered the mouse game with lightweight "Revel" mouse that sports a PixArt PMW 3360 optical sensor.

Razer's "budget" mouse is the ambidextrous, $50 Abyssus V2.

The Razer Turret is a lapboard and mouse combo that offers a completely different take on a lean-back living room peripherals experience.

Cougar's new keyboards are multicolored in different ways. The company added (and dropped) some mice, too.

Zalman beefed up its peripherals lineup at Computex with a new flagship mechanical keyboard, a waterproof keyboard, a pair of flagship mice and more.

Razer's latest peripheral is an improved version of the old Naga Hex gaming mouse.

Perhaps calling it a “trend” is a bit much, as Thermaltake seems to be the only company doing it, but the company announced a second mouse with palm venting, the Ventus Z.

Earlier this year, Epic Gear debuted modular MMS switches in its Defiant keyboard; the company has ported the same concept to a new gaming mouse called the “Morph.”

A quirky mouse from a somewhat obscure company, the i-Rocks Golem M20E offers solid specs and a lightning bug-like lighting scheme.

Corsair has tried--and mostly succeeded--to bring high-end peripherals into the living room to give us the lean-back PC gaming experience we've been pining for.

Thermaltake's latest mouse features 10 buttons, up to 16,000 DPI and the ability to adjust the height of the spring that connects the top of the mouse to the base.

Cherry, creator of the popular MX series switches, have revealed a mouse--for professional use.

Cougar's 250M gaming mouse is cheap at just $30, but has features that are worth more. It's inexpensive, but not cheap.