Gaming Mice Reviews

The Asus ROG Chakram X is a stunning example of a gaming mouse, but has some major issues that should deter just about anyone.

Cooler Master’s beginner level gaming mouse is light in your hand and on your wallet.

Logitech’s MX Master 3S mouse can connect to up to three devices, operate at up to 8,000 DPI and features new, quiet buttons.

It’s only ergonomic if it fits your hand.

The mouse has been shaved down for improved, weightless performance but feels less solid as a result.

A ton of features for the price, but wireless lag holds it back.

The Prime Mini from Steelseries comes very close to being an ultralight gaming mouse for everyone, but some design choices may not be to everyone’s taste.

The Roccat Kone XP is a comfortable and highly configurable mouse with 11 distinct and easy-to-reach buttons, but its aesthetics might not fit in on every desk.

Alienware's Tri-Mode Wireless AW720M is a comfortable, competent gaming mouse with a nifty dual magnetic charging cable and USB-C RF dongle.

With a Hero 25K sensor, easy DPI adjustment, and a very niche overall design, the G303 is an understated mouse that will likely garner a different reception from each person you ask.