A gaming mouse is an important tool, and it’s also perhaps one of the most personal ones. The shape of a mouse is a huge ...

For something that falls neatly in between the price of the $35 Logitech and the $100 Razer, check out the Fantech Aria XD7 wireless gaming mouse. Priced at $78, it has a lot to offer.

For any gaming mouse, DPI, connectivity, and extra features are all must-know specs — but size, weight, and overall design are especially important considerations for big hands.

The mouse weighs just 56 grams, with a smooth ergonomic design and an anti-slip textured grip for comfortable, confident play. You can toggle between Bluetooth 5.2 and 2.4 gigahertz wireless ...

Thankfully, the SteelSeries Rival 5 is a fantastic lightweight alternative, and it's only a wireless dongle and unlockable scroll wheel short of becoming my ideal gaming mouse.

SteelSeries Aerox 5 review: The ups The Aerox 5 provides a great balance of utility and comfort that makes it a very adaptable mouse for a variety of genres, especially thanks to the nine ...

Oddly, the Rival 5 doesn't let you map the button to that function, but it still qualifies as an FPS mouse in my book. Like other FPS mice, the Rival 5 has a shape that emphasizes comfort over speed.

The problem with a lot of gaming mice, however, remains one of button placement. The more you add, the more creative you have to be about where to put them. The Rival 5 has a clever workaround by ...

Measuring just 4.59 x 2.45 x 1.5 inches, the G203 is a small, wired, and well-built mouse, with a sturdiness you’re more likely to find in expensive gaming mice.

Another option if you're interested in what Razer has to offer is the company's All-Star Gaming Bundle, which includes a keyboard, mouse, and headset again. This time you get the Razer Ornata V2 ...

Anyway, here's what I'm looking for in a mouse: -has at least 5 buttons that has a button for each finger -is designed for large hands -is NOT designed for the "claw grip" -prefer something corded ...