Rematch, one of the most anticipated sports games of 2025, has been on a mighty run. Its engaging gameplay, coupled with the ...

As far as I can tell, the V2 is one of very few vertical gaming mice on the market, with the only other alternative I’ve been able to find being one from Keychron. This puts the V2 in a fantastic ...

both gaming mice but both also offering new ergonomics to the gaming mouse. The two versions are the Razer Pro Click V2 and the Razer Pro Click V2 Vertical. The Razer Pro Click V2 looks and feels a ...

PowerColor might be known for its GPUs, but the new ALPHYN AM10 Wireless Gaming Mouse shows us that it also has what it takes to create a compelling peripheral. The company's first mouse features ...

That also helped reduce fatigue over longer working or gaming sessions. Another smaller but notable benefit of the Pro Click V2 Vertical was that it reduced how much of my hand rubbed on my mouse pad.

1,000-Hz polling rate. Shockingly competent for gaming. It takes the standard vertical mouse formula, but sculpts the angles and curves for an incredibly natural feel. All that while still ...

You can swap out the little thumbstick/buttons sections and ... To get the most from it while gaming, you do need a mouse or controller. Plus, its battery life while gaming only stretches to ...

The Razer Pro Click V2 Vertical Edition is the company's first attempt at a true vertical ergonomic mouse, but it's designed with both productivity and gaming in mind. Top-notch comfort, class ...

The Keychron M5 is a particularly well-priced vertical gaming mouse. While the form factor won't be for everyone, there's plenty of features squeezed into this low rate, which certainly gives some ...

I really enjoyed using the Goldtouch Semi-Vertical mouse and it is probably the one I had plugged in the longest, just because I liked it. It’s one of the few non-gaming mice I encountered with ...

It's not the least bit unusual for Razer to announce a new gaming mouse. But a vertical rodent (like Logitech is prone to release) for both work and play? That's something Razer has never done ...