Mice

The Corsair Dark Core RGB Pro is a real front-runner in the wireless FPS mouse race, but its shape may turn off those without palm grips.

Razer’s understated Viper Ultimate wireless RGB gaming mouse packs impressive tech and performance, but its small form factor and light weight make best-suited for claw grip gamers.

Corsair’s Ironclaw RGB Wireless is the perfect balance between crazy form and intuitive function and at an impressive price. It’s the perfect palm-gripping mouse.

The Corsair Nightsword will likely take some getting used to, but its unorthodox shape works surprisingly well, particularly in shooters. It's not without its flaws, though.

SteelSeries upped its game with the Sensei Ten without relying on gimmicky features or luxuries that would’ve greatly increased the price.

The Logitech MX Master 3 wireless mouse has an innovative and pleasant scroll wheel and a highly customizable button layout that’s great for productivity.

Razer’s subtle, yet RGB-friendly, mouse has the looks, feels and welcoming software needed to make it worthy of its premium pricing.

FPS enthusiasts will love the Glorious Model O Minus gaming mouse. It’s the complete package at a great price.

The Endgame Gear XM1 gaming mouse is versatile and attractively priced debut that will appeal to eSports-minded FPS gamers most.

The Corsair M55 RGB Pro is a great budget gaming mouse for twitch shooters and games where fast response times are everything.

SteelSeries budget-priced gaming mouse strikes a good balance between price, comfort, and good performance.

Can a kind-of-crazy 24k sensor and a tiny OLED screen push Cooler Master's latest premium gaming mouse past the many competing rodents?

The Logitech G502 Lightspeed takes a classic gaming mouse and gives it long battery life and lighter weight, but it’s on the pricey side.

The Corsair Glaive RGB Pro doesn’t come cheap and lacks the ability to adjust its weight, but it offers an overall great user experience and swappable side grips.