The MCHOSE G3 Wireless Gaming Mouse steps into the spotlight with symmetrical design, tri-mode connectivity, and enough RGB to make your setup shine. Design and Build Quality:The G3 greets your hand like an old friend—solid, familiar, and comfortable, which is not surprising because it is a clone of the popular G305. Its symmetrical design accommodates…
The VXE R1 gaming mouse has gained popularity among gamers due to its lightweight construction, versatile connectivity, and high-performance features. This review explores its design, functionality, and overall value to help you decide if it’s the right addition to your setup. Design and Build Quality With a feather-light weight of just 51 grams, the VXE…
Gaming mice have evolved dramatically over the years. What started as a simple left-click, right-click, and scroll wheel setup has morphed into an array of buttons that can make your standard office mouse look like a caveman’s tool. But the big question is: do you really need all those extra buttons on a gaming mouse,…
Redragon M711 Cobra FPS is a budget wired gaming mouse with an ergonomic right-handed design. The body shape is similar to that of Razer’s DeathAdder. It is also a large and weighty mouse, so it might be uncomfortable for small hands to use. It also has RGB. There is another mouse that is called Redragon…
The Razer Death Adder Essential is a budget mouse from the DeathAdder line. It is a wired right-handed mouse that sports a similar ergonomic shape to the full-sized models of DeathAdder. It is a fairly large mouse more suitable for medium to large hands and it’s also an average-weight mouse. It has lighting but only…
The Razer Orochi V2 is a wireless mouse that has an egg-shaped design that is suitable for fingertip and claw grip which is comfortable for small to medium hands. Upon initial inspection, one might mistake this mouse for being ambidextrous; however, it is not, as the left side features a slightly concave shape designed to…
Razer Basilisk V3 X Hyperspeed is a wireless ergonomic gaming mouse from Razer. It is part of the refresh of the Basilisk line-up. Like the previous Razer Basilisk, it still has dual wireless connectivity. Unlike its predecessor, it now has 9 programmable buttons(a sniper button is added which is missing in the 1st Razer Basilisk…
No, connecting your mouse to a USB 3.0 port does not improve performance. Your mouse(even your keyboard) uses so little data that connecting it to a USB 3.0 that has faster and improved data transfer is still insignificant to even result in a performance increase. How much data does a gaming mouse to a USB…
Xbox Series X/S is compatible with most wired and wireless mice but there is a small list of games that partially or fully supports keyboard and mouse on Xbox. How do you connect a mouse on Xbox? Thanks to Xbox having a similar operating system as Windows it is pretty easy, you just connect the…
Generally, it is allowed to bring your gaming mouse on a plane. With the loosening restriction to devices, you can bring your gaming mouse in your carry-on bag or your checked bag. Can I bring my wireless mouse on a plane? Yes, you can bring your wireless mouse on your flight. If your mouse uses…