Mouse

ROCCAT has made some excellent gaming mice over the years, ranging from the high-end to more budget friendly options. This week, the Kova AIMO was announced, catering to both right and left handed users at a reasonable price. We've reviewed several ROCCAT AIMO peripherals in the past, including the Kone …

It's a cheaper version of the original Basilisk mouse - is it worth buying at £49.99?

Glorious PC Gaming Race has been working on its own peripherals for a while now. We've already seen the launch of the fully customisable mechanical keyboard and now, the Model O Gaming Mouse is heading our way. The Model O is designed based off of suggestions from the PC gaming …

MSI is back with another mouse - the GM50 Clutch. Is it worth the £50 asking price?

Cooler Master debuted its M800 Series with the MP860 dual sided RGB mouse pad last year, praised for its customisable lighting and dual Cloth / Aluminium surfaces here at KitGuru. The company is now expanding the series with the introduction of the MM830 gaming mouse, complete with a hidden D-Pad …

It's a new, cheaper DeathAdder mouse - is it competitive at the £50 price point?

It's Corsair's latest update to its classic M65 mouse - just how good is it ?

Corsair expands its wireless peripheral lineup with the Harpoon RGB Wireless mouse

The Corsair Iron Claw RGB offers a number of top end features, but with an MRSP of £54.99 does it stand out from the competition?

Razer is back with a new version of its Mamba Wireless, and it is very very good

It's Logitech's newest flagship mouse - but is it worth £129.99?

An inexpensive RGB mouse and an expensive RGB mouse pad - are they any good ?

It's the latest mouse from Dream Machines - but is it worth the £50 asking price?

While mouse manufacturers have finally been turning their attention to left-handed gamers in recent years with ambidextrous mice, these products often forgo many of the features that right-handed players get access to. Razer is hoping to turn the tide on this moving forward with its exclusively left-handed Naga Trinity gaming …

Last week, Briony shared an update on the SteelSeries Rival 310 mouse after nine months of use. While the initial review was very positive, it seems that the Rival 310 has not stood the test of time, as 9 months on, the mouse is falling apart. SteelSeries has been in touch since the update went live, confirming that an early production batch of the 310 does suffer from adhesive issues.

Briony has been using the SteelSeries Rival 310 since launch but 9 months later it's falling apart

Previously entering the peripheral scene with its Aurora and Venator mice, British manufacturer Ninox has once again graced the scene with its Astrum model. Dubbed the “world’s lightest fully modular gaming mouse” at below 80 grams, the Astrum offers users 13 different mice in one, with the ability to add …

The Microsoft Intellimouse was a staple of early to mid-2000’s offices and schools. Every single Windows XP machine was paired with this juggernaut of a mouse. Gamers even took a shine to it thanks the optical sensor and button switches it had. It has been a while since this mouse …

While Cooler Master's core business may be CPU coolers and cases, the company has a very broad product portfolio, and that is set to get even broader with a myriad of new peripherals unveiled at Computex 2018. We had Briony on hand to show you all of the new gear. …

It's a £40 mouse from British manufacturer Ninox - is it worth the money?

It's only HyperX's second gaming mouse - great if you love RGB!

Today we look at two Aorus peripherals with top specs but affordable prices. Too good to be true?

Logitech has already proven that it has what it takes in the wireless market, however its high-end Powerplay lineup sports a cost that reflects its premium design. The company has recognised this, ushering in the G305, packing wired speeds into a sub-$60 wireless mouse. Given its much lower price point, …

Razer has used some seriously cool tech to let this mouse be used wirelessly - without a battery

It's Razer's new entry-level mouse, but can it justify the £50 asking price?

For a £40 mouse, the Revenger S still incorporates the PWM 3360 sensor and a lightweight design.

SteelSeries' latest mouse boasts a dedicated sensor for LOD - but at £80, is it just too expensive?

After a mouse with top-quality optical sensor and symmetrical design? The DM1 Pro S is worth a look

How heavy should a gaming mouse be? We hear from our readers and some leading mouse manufacturers

It's a brand new wireless mouse from Corsair. It supports Qi charging, but is it worth £95?