Mice Reviews

For anyone righties seeking an ultralight, symmetrical gaming mouse, the Glorious Model D- is your first port of call

The Roccat Kain 200 Aimo has a lot of features, a pleasant feel and good gaming performance. But the shape of the mouse won’t mesh well with some palm grippers.

The Iogear MMomentum Pro can be a good value, but it doesn’t make for the best MMO mouse, largely due to an unfortunately laid out and meager macro bank.

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.

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.

The Razer Basilisk X HyperSpeed punches above its weight class.

The Razer Mamba Wireless has a good sensor and handy options for wireless or wired use, but you may not find it to be comfortable for long gaming sessions.

The Cooler Master MM831 is one of the best looking mice around with its striking RGB ring and slightly textured ABS plastic shell. Its max CPI is a wildly high 32,000 but comes off as a gimmick.

The Asus ROG Chakram is an unforgettable gaming mouse with a joystick and swappable mechanical switches, but its removable buttons are clunky.