Melissa takes a look at the latest Corsair M65 RGB Elite mouse, priced at £60 in the UK. Is it worth putting on your ...

Palm gripping inevitably leads to pinky and maybe even ring fingers dragging along the mouse pad, while a good claw grip gets them up ... if you have the money. Powerplay or not, the G903 is ...

It’s costly at $159.99 (or even the slightly lower prices you can usually find one for), but every cent of value is felt in this mouse’s peak performance. Money aside, the only reasons not to ...

If you haven’t heard that term, it’s a particular type of grip where the player’s hand curls over the top of the mouse to form a C shape, with the front of the C resting on the two main clicks.

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A mouse needs to have the perfect grip, a reliable sensor, a handful of useful features, and some good quality plastic in order to be used by professionals and casual players alike, and crucial in ...

Will reviews the Finalmouse ULX Prophecy. Is spending £150 on a gaming mouse ever justified - even one that weighs 38g, ...

The Cherry XTRFY M68 Pro symmetrical mouse has serious gaming chops, ... That’s helpful too, as the curves of the symmetrical design don’t provide a lot of grip.

The shape of the mouse fit in my hand like a glove and with the DPI set to 1,600, I felt like I had complete control over my weapon’s recoil in Call of Duty: Black Ops 3.

Several obscure brands are selling the same magnetic, wireless charging grip for the Magic Mouse 2, and though the experience is better, it shouldn’t have come to this.