Gaming Mice Reviews

Glorious’ latest MOBA/MMO-focused Model I 2 Wireless is lightweight and has swappable side buttons, but it feels like Glorious doesn’t really know what MOBA/MMO players want.

The new Razer Cobra Pro is a small, lightweight Viper V2 Pro lookalike with lots of pretty RGB lighting.

Skypad’s Mousepad 3.0 is a glass mouse pad with impressive tracking and a slightly textured matte-finish surface. It comes in two sizes, regular (close to a standard medium-sized mouse pad) and XL.

The Corsair Darkstar is a wireless gaming mouse aimed at MMO/MOBA players with 15 programmable buttons, mouse-tilt gestures, and a 2,000 Hz polling rate.

Logitech’s MX Anywhere 3S mouse can connect to up to three devices, fit into a tiny bag and deliver tons of customization options.

The Mountain Makalu Max is a wireless gaming mouse with interchangeable side plates that let you change its shape from a sleek(er) profile to a more comfortable, ergonomic form.

The pebble-shaped wireless Pop Mouse is small, cute, and comes in five fun color combinations. It’s great for travel, but maybe not so much for productivity.

Razer’s Basilisk V3 Pro is a solid, do-it-all wireless gaming mouse, but it’s no longer the only player on its field.

Dell’s Alienware 620M is a large wireless gaming mouse with an ergonomically contoured shape for right-handed users. It’s a solid performer, but it doesn’t really stand out otherwise.

The HyperX Pulsefire Haste 2 is an ultra-lightweight wired gaming mouse with polling rates of up to 8,000 Hz and a budget-friendly price of just $60.