gaming mice 

The Dark Core RGB Pro has Qi recharging technology, high DPI, and a default lighting pattern that invites you to taste the rainbow.

The Rival 3's sleek design, customization options, and low cost make it a great choice for gamers on a budget.

The Rival 3 mouse and Apex 3 and Apex 5 gaming keyboards are surprisingly affordable.

SteelSeries' Sensei Ten doesn't look like much, but it's got a lot going for it under the hood — even if it is a little pricy.

If you prefer the responsiveness of a wired connection, like to use a palm grip, and want an easily accessible sniper button, the Nightsword RGB should be your top pick for a new mouse.

Lexip's crowdfunded Pu94 is mounting a comeback after improvements to its notoriously janky software. It's got a lot of unique features, but how many players will actually want or need them?

There's not much to complain about when it comes to Corsair's M55 RGB Pro gaming mouse; it's a fine ambidextrous option for those on and off a budget.

Logitech's recent knack for reviving old products with modern perks reaches its pinnacle with the G502 Lightspeed Wireless.

The GM300 is a customizable ambidextrous mouse that might be budget, but it sure as hell isn't cheap.

Corsair's M65 RGB Elite might not be a whole-step innovation in the popular mouse line, but this variant brings enough to the table to trounce all previous models.

The classic Logitech G MX518 Gaming Mouse comes out of retirement, with the same feel and all-new up-to-date features.

Responsive, reliable, and inexpensive? The Corsair Harpoon is a solid budget gaming mouse.

If you prefer a keyboard and mouse over an Xbox One controller, these are the seven games that absolutely must get support before any others.

The Bloody SP80 Gaming Mouse seems okay at first glance, but doesn't have much to offer.

Looking for the best gaming mice on the market for the 2018 holiday season? From cheap, budget mice to high-mice, we've got you covered -- no matter what style or size of mouse you need.

SteelSteries offers gamers two new mice, one catering to esports and one to customizability.

HyperX has created one of the best gaming mice of the year with the Pulsefire Surge RGB Gaming Mouse.

A low-key look hides an incredibly responsive, feature-rich wireless mouse perfect for serious gaming.

They say there's no such thing as perfect. But SteelSeries may have just found the holy grail of wired gaming mice with the Rival 600.

Unplug and Play technology looks to take Corsair peripherals to the next level, giving players wireless gaming "without compromise".