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Although it is advertised as a wireless esport mouse, the $150 Razer Viper V2 Pro is also perfect for daily usage. This is because of the device’s remarkable battery life and lightweight, unobtrusive design. You may also adjust the mouse’s functionality to your preferences with a variety of customization options available through the Razer Synapse desktop software. The Viper Pro 2 has a lot of expectations as the replacement for the Razer Viper Ultimate. However, Razer enthusiasts may be certain that the Viper Pro 2 lives up to its predecessor and justifies its higher price compared to less expensive mice…
With its movable hinge that allows you to tilt the mouse body up to 70 degrees in the air, the wireless Contour Unimouse ($89) is an interesting mouse that attempts to be more ergonomic than others. In my experience, having the ability to change the mouse’s form does appear to make it more pleasant to use. After a few weeks of using our Unimouse review unit with my primary PC, I’m happy with how pleasant it is to be able to adjust the mouse’s tilt to my preference on a daily basis. Since it may occasionally be difficult to locate…
Razer (Razer Pro Click Mini) has produced several amazing mice over the years that have received high marks from Tom’s Guide and are included in numerous of our purchasing guides, including the best gaming mouse and the best mouse overall. Naturally, however, the Singaporean-American manufacturer’s product line extends beyond gaming mice. The Razer Pro Click Mini is one of the mice it manufactures especially for productivity. The Pro Click Mini is a useful small mouse designed for the office that fits neatly in your backpack and is portable enough to use on your commute. By using its silent mechanical switches,…
Introduction Of Logitech MX Master 3S A high-end office mouse, the Logitech MX Master 3S ($99) is the replacement for Logitech’s outstanding MX Master 3, which held our title for the finest wireless mouse for a considerable amount of time. The MX Master 3S is a significant improvement over its predecessor, with silent button switches that lower the mouse’s audial profile and double sensitivity to 8,000 DPI. Fortunately, nothing that made the original Master 3 so fantastic is lost in the process. There are many controls (including touch gestures), a nice ergonomic shape, a scroll wheel with endless and ratchet…