Gaming Mice

Turtle Beach’s Kone II Air goes against the G502 and Basilisk series and holds its weight.

The Pwnage StormBreaker is the lightest ergonomic mouse on the market and it’s a winner.

For anyone that’s a few generations of mice behind and are looking for a 2023 tech-level mouse, the Superlight 2

This mouse is what the G305 and Razer Orochi V2 want to become.

The Xtrfy M4 Wireless mouse is affordable, has decent build quality, and good wireless performance. There are a few quirks

At around $70 you’re getting a very solid mouse with lots of good RGB, great buttons and good customization. But

The improvements to weight, customizability, and overall performance from the previous G602 are definitely noticeable and gives a better experience

The Artisan Hien is essentially the Zero’s counterpart in the japanese company’s mouse pad lineup. Artisan’s reputation is well known

The Artisan Hien is a top tier mouse pad as far as control pads go.

Has time passed the Glorious Model O 2 by?

The Haste 2 wired is clearly competing with the Razer Viper 8K, and it decimates it.

The G303’s shape is amazing for claw grippers and Shroud fans, but it’s not as versatile as other mice.

The Lamzu Atlantis is the midrange mouse to beat. The value you get for $90 beats out any other mouse

The SkyPAD 3.0 is a viable endgame for gamers seeking the smoothest speed for their mice.

Superglides are the fastest mouse feet ever.