While any mouse can be used for all video games, your play style might dictate a specific mouse, such as one having more side buttons for real-time strategy.

Whether you're a dedicated gamer or just a casual player, switching to a wireless mouse designed for gaming can make a big difference in your performance. That's why we spent dozens of hours testing ...

The R.A.T. has gone wireless. The $119.99 R.A.T. DWS, MadCatz's first wireless mouse since its 2018 revival (not counting the R.A.T. Air mouse-and-mousepad set), retains the mechanical look and ...

In the recently established tradition of esports mice, the SteelSeries Prime Wireless is a very simple right-handed gaming mouse. It employs a five-button design: two main clickers, an RGB-adorned ...

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The Pulsar Xlite V2 Mini is a smaller version of Pulsar's original flagship mouse, with all of the same improvements seen in the V2 edition of its larger sibling. The device is something of a rarity ...

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 ...

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As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. TweakTown may also earn commissions from other affiliate partners at no extra cost to you. PC gaming is not exactly an affordable ...

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