Gaming Mice News

Razer updated its 10-year Deathadder mouse lineup with a new model that the company says is the "most accurate" mouse in the industry.

Everyone is making gaming peripherals these days, so sure, why not Biostar. Wait, it’s only ten bucks?

Zalman looks to undercut the budget gaming mouse crowd with a low price for a reasonably-appointed mouse.

IOGear released three affordable Kaliber Gaming series mice with a customizable software suite.

The Rival 500 has an ergonomic multi-button layout approach for MMO/MOBA gaming. It also shares the Rival 700's PixArt PWM3360 optical sensor and haptic feedback feature.

The Z mouse offers analog control capabilities and may have a legitimate claim to "world's most advanced gaming mouse."

The Dream Machines DM1 Pro S mouse looks almost identical to the Nixeus Revel. But upon closer inspection, there are key differences. But both sport the PixArt 3360 optical sensor.

Nixeus entered the mouse game with lightweight "Revel" mouse that sports a PixArt PMW 3360 optical sensor.

Razer's latest peripheral is an improved version of the old Naga Hex gaming mouse.

Perhaps calling it a “trend” is a bit much, as Thermaltake seems to be the only company doing it, but the company announced a second mouse with palm venting, the Ventus Z.