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Microsoft’s Bluetooth Ergonomic Mouse: A Simple, Comfortable Companion for Everyday Work Let’s be honest: Not everyone needs a mouse that lights up like a rave or costs as much as a weekend getaway. If you’re like me—someone who spends hours typing reports, scrolling through spreadsheets, or binge-watching cat videos—you probably just want a mouse that feels good, works reliably, and doesn’t scream “I’m trying too hard.” Enter Microsoft Sculpt Ergonomic Mouse. At $49.99, this wireless peripheral is like the cozy sweater of computer accessories: unassuming, practical, and surprisingly stylish. But is it worth ditching your old $20 office mouse for?…
Neon accents, dazzling RGB lighting, and aggressive designs that scream “gamer” are nothing new in the gaming industry. The emergence of minimalist, all-white battlestations, however, has been a subtle shift in recent years. Envision a modern, white workstation with a clean screen, a pearlescent keyboard, and a marble-like mouse. Now, the Razer Viper Mini Signature Edition in White has been unveiled by Razer, the name often associated with state-of-the-art gaming hardware. This is a huge announcement for fans of the brand’s minimalist design. This isn’t your average mouse—it’s a statement, limited to just 13,337 copies. Even among those who have…
This review is written by a gamer who has dropped their Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 mouse more times than they would want to admit. It focuses on the mouse’s subtle upgrades while maintaining its legendary feel. I’ll admit it up front: I tend to stick to routines. I was a kind of a mascot for my massive, RGB-lit brick of a mouse when the original Logitech G Pro X Superlight came out in late 2020. “Who wants a mouse that sounds like it could fly away?” Scowled it out. Next, I gave one a go. I’m now typing…
Razer doesn’t hold back when it comes to gaming mouse, let’s be honest. The firm seems to live by the motto “Why settle for good enough?” as it continues to pack in state-of-the-art sensors, reduce weight to achieve that featherlight sweet spot, and push polling rates to absurd speeds. The newest flagship mouse from Razer, the Viper V3 Pro, is a great example of this philosophy in action. It has a ton of features that techies will want, yet it’s so thin and light that most gamers won’t even notice half of them. However, is the $159.99 price tag reasonable?…
The Logitech G700s: The Ultimate Gaming Companion? To be honest, it’s pretty much gaming betrayal when your mouse begins to lag in the middle of a headshot. With its redesigned, elegant design, programmable buttons, and wireless or wired options, Logitech’s G700s aim to rectify this. However, is it effective? The scoop follows two weeks of Crysis 3 and World of Warcraft macro spamming. Pros & Cons AdvantagesDownsidesCozy style.Too expensive.Two choices: wireless and wired.Very hefty.Power up your rechargeable battery using a USB cable.Must be right-handed.Functionalities that may be altered upon request.Our software is compatible only with Windows. Logitech G700s: Affordability Meets…
Logitech has always been a trusted name in electronics, hasn’t it? We are all aware that their input devices are top-notch, but what about their gaming gear? That’s when the good times begin. Consider the Logitech G500s Laser Mouse—it’s wired, so there’s no latency, and it’s feature-rich, so you can take your fragging to the next level. In this review, I will explain why this mouse deserves a long-term residence in your office. Pros & Cons The BenefitsDownsidesStrong showing.The paint job is diverting.Simple operation, 8200 DPI sensor, configurable buttons.Weight may be adjusted. Style: Cozy Coziness Meets Wild Charm The G500s…
To begin, I must confess that I have sat at my desk for far too many hours, gaming mouse in hand, trying to find the sweet spot between comfort and accuracy. I was interested in the Logitech G400s ($59.99) when I saw it since it was targeted towards first-person shooter lovers like myself and promised good performance without any unnecessary frills. Is it, however, durable? Okay, let’s kick things off. Logitech G400s Optical Design: Understated, Yet Intelligent Once you take the G400s out of its packaging, you’ll see that its only purpose is not to be a beauty queen. In…
For $39.99 from Logitech, you can get the Logitech Wireless Mouse M560, a wireless mouse with a ton of customization options—even down to the scroll wheel. However, the build quality and fussy scroll wheel cause it to lose some points. For those on a tight budget, it provides almost the same set of capabilities as the Logitech Marathon Mouse M705, which was our Editors’ Choice. Logitech M560 Review: Sleek Design, Ambidextrous Build, and Comfort Trade-Offs Even though it appears expensive, the Logitech M560 has a poor feel. It weighs 3.52 ounces and has the following dimensions: 4.25 by 2.63 by…
Since most casual PC users can get a good wireless mouse for less than $30, the allure of releasing your mouse from its cumbersome connection is easily achievable. For gamers, however, such is not the case. They have to make a difficult trade-off: More mobility is guaranteed when the physical link between the mouse and PC is removed, but typically at the price of the precision needed for fast-twitch gaming. This also applies to the new Logitech G603 Wireless Gaming Mouse ($69.99). Even when using it for regular, non-gaming duties, it still has occasional perceptible latency, despite having Logitech’s upgraded…
Two years have passed since the release of the Logitech G900 Chaos Spectrum wireless gaming mouse ($85.09 on Amazon), which established decreased latency as a standard that mice of its kind should strive for. The Chaos Spectrum used the same Lightspeed wireless technology as the brand-new Logitech G305 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse ($59.99), except for the name. According to Logitech, it will only take one millisecond (ms) from the moment you press a button until your favorite space shooter’s alien vessel is destroyed. Although we were unable to test it precisely, our hands told us that this wireless gaming mouse…