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Razer Imperator review
The Imperator is a cracking gaming mouse at a decent price. Although it doesn't offer as many features as some rivals and lacks a wireless mode, it's well designed and responsive. It's also one of the most comfortable gaming mice we've ever used Read more
5 July 2010 by Luke Westaway
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Razer Abyssus Mirror Special Edition review
The Abyssus slithers a different path from the rest of Razer's snake-named gaming mice -- it's the cheapest in the range. It still offers a 3,500dpi sensor for highly accurate performance, but it's cut down on some of the features that adorn its more expensive broodmates Read more
7 June 2010 by Luke Westaway
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Microsoft Wireless Mouse 2000 review
The Wireless Mouse 2000 is affordable and can track on almost any surface, thanks to Microsoft's BlueTrack technology. We'd prefer the scroll wheel to be slightly less slippery, but this comfortable, travel-friendly mouse deserves consideration if you're seeking a new pointer Read more
15 April 2010 by Luke Westaway
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Razer DeathAdder Left Hand Edition review
The left-handed version of the DeathAdder mouse may very well help southpaws secure a greater number of those all-important headshots. Comfortable to use, very precise and attractively designed, it also has a reasonable price tag, making for a frag-happy experience all around Read more
1 April 2010 by Luke Westaway
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Gyration Air Mouse Elite review
The Air Mouse Elite works both in standard desktop fashion and in mid-air, letting you navigate your computer wirelessly from up to 30m away. Performing admirably in both capacities, it will please people who make plenty of presentations, as well as those who want to navigate media on their PC from the couch Read more
17 March 2010 by Luke Westaway
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Apple Magic Mouse review
Apple fans are likely to be pleased with the wireless Magic Mouse. It looks right at home among other Apple devices, and some of its multi-touch functionality is extremely useful. While it's not the most comfortable mouse we've used, it's suitable for both left- and right-handed users too Read more
12 January 2010 by Justin Yu
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Logitech Anywhere Mouse MX review
The travel-friendly Anywhere Mouse MX may be relatively expensive, but it's unquestionably versatile and convenient. Its Darkfield laser sensor means it works on almost any surface, and its Unifying technology lets you connect up to six compatible Logitech keyboards and mice to the same USB transceiver Read more
6 January 2010 by Justin Yu
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Logitech G500 Gaming Mouse review
Fans of first-person shooters and other reflex-dependent games will find much to like in the wired G500 Gaming Mouse. Its 1,000MHz polling rate means it's very accurate, while it's also comfortable and highly customisable. It's not necessarily an obvious choice for strategy gamers, though Read more
8 October 2009 by Rich Brown
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Logitech Performance Mouse MX review
One for those who take cursor control seriously, plenty of thought has been put into the Performance Mouse MX's design and features. Sporting the most versatile mouse sensor on the market, it not only works on all the same surfaces as mice with Microsoft's BlueTrack sensor, but it also tracks on glass Read more
11 September 2009 by Rich Brown
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Logitech Wireless Mouse M505 review
The Wireless Mouse M505 is accurate and comfortable to use, but its key selling point is its accompanying Unifying receiver. That lets you connect up to six compatible Logitech devices, including other keyboards and mice, to the same mini-USB transceiver, handily freeing up USB ports Read more
8 September 2009 by Justin Yu
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