Razer Lancehead Can it convert the cynics? RAZER IS ONE of those brands you either love or hate. For most, the snake-headed emblem is one to be admired. After all, the company has produced some legendary products over the last decade. From clicky green mechanical (non-Cherry) switches, to the stunning Deathadder, the brand has helped … Read more
Asus waves its Spatha in the air, like it just doesn’t care DETAILS • Manufacturer Asus • Requirements: Windows 7/8/X/10, free USB 2.0 port Asus has released two other mice under the Republic of Gamer brand: the Gladius and the Sica. For those without a degree in the history of ancient Rome, it’s interesting to note that … Read more
Logitech G903 Lightspeed Wireless Of the G403 Wireless is all about keeping it simple, the G903 is pretty much the polar opposite. Absolutely festooned with features, this ambidextrous mouse is less of a pure performance gaming tool than an attempt to be the ultimate all-in-one true mouse. And in many ways it succeeds. One feature … Read more
Logitech G403 Prodigy Wireless The Logitech G403, in both its wired and wireless forms, was supposed to be a cut-down, affordable option for gamers seeking performance without the frills. However, both mice have ended up being a little more expensive than you might expect for a product with such a description. Nonetheless, thanks to fantastic core … Read more
Asus ROG Spatha nhe ROG Spatha is an all-out attempt by Asus to create the ultimate wireless gaming mouse. Just the sheer mass of extras packed into the box is impressive. Open it up, and you’ll find the mouse, a charging dock, a stand for the dock, a cable for both the mouse and the … Read more
Completely customizable clicker with a bright upside Since they emerged from the damp, beige, angular swamp of the early ’90s, mice have—at least in comparison to the rest of the PC peripheral market—been objects of scant innovation. Mainly because, really, where is there to go? A thing that fits your hand, some buttons, a wheel, … Read more
4th dimensional owls Roccat is using some pretty sweet marketing hype with the new range of mice, touting the performance of the new Owl-Eye sensors. These brand new sensors aren’t actually new technology – they are custom Pixart 3360 optical sensor (Roccat calls the sensor a 3361) modified for precision. Basically what this means is … Read more
Something about digging two graves The Cougar Revenger gaming mouse uses an unmodified version of the powerful and accurate Pixart 3360 optical sensor, and even without tweaks it’s a cracker. The sensor is accurate and fast and a joy to use when not pumped up to maximum sensitivity. Thanks to the built-in memory, players can … Read more
This is the weirdest mouse we’ve seen – and we mean that in a good way. It comes as a flat strip, with left and right buttons at one end and a touch-sensitive strip between them instead of a scroll wheel. That makes it easy to pack away, and in use it snaps into … Read more
MAD CATZ HAS BEEN BAFFLING US with its RAT mice since 2010, and now has a full series of the things, from the plastic bodied RAT 1 to the magnesium RAT X Pro. Read our Mad Catz RAT 8 Review The Mad Catz RAT 8 Review sits near the top of the range, with an aluminum frame … Read more
Prodigious provider produces prowess Logitech is on a roLLat the moment, a slew of new products butting their way into existing niches, and carving out new ones with little mouse-sized hammers and chisels. Top of the fashion pile in mouse marketing meetings is to pretend your product is somehow tied to the professional gaming scene. … Read more
The Rival mouse range gets expanded with something for MOBA/MMO fans. Read our SteelSeries Rival 500 Review When I previously reviewed the original SteelSeries Rival, my only negative comments were focused on the design being exclusively shaped for right handed players. The new Rival 500 doesn’t address that problem, so I respectfully suggest that lefties should … Read more