In the last two or three years, wireless mouse technology has reached a point where you can use one to play games without fear of extra input lag. As a result, more and more mouse makers have slowly ...

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The SteelSeries Rival 3 Gen 2 wireless retails for $60/£55, but you can often find it cheaper. It's available direct from ...

Like many ergonomic products, trackballs are an acquired taste—often, acquired by sheer painful necessity. It can feel strange to switch from using a mouse, which feels like an extension of your arm, ...

Alienware’s first pro-level mouse may not be flashy, but it’s packed with under-the-hood features that aim to give you an advantage in just about every competitive game. Alienware focused on creating ...

The wireless mouse comes in three types, Bluetooth, Radiofrequency (2.4GHZ), and Infrared. The two most common ones that we use today are Bluetooth and Radiofrequency (2.4GHZ). Wireless mouse ...

The M3 Wireless Mouse is not as stylish as the Magic Mouse, but it’s more useful. You can find other mice that offer more features for a bit more money, but the M3 is overall a pretty good deal. The ...

It wasn’t long ago when buying a wireless mouse was an iffy proposition. You could avoid relying on a touchpad and get another cable off your desk, but to do so, you usually had to deal with less ...