We’ve all become accustomed to the PPI (Pixels Per Inch) count on our iPhone and iPad displays, but another metric that’s worth knowing is the DPI (Dots Per Inch) of your mouse. This will determine ...

For any person who is into gaming, the quality of input devices matters a lot. Wired over wireless peripherals. Mechanical keyboard or nothing. Hall effect switches for controllers. And when it comes ...

You can change your mouse DPI, or its sensitivity, pretty quickly in both Windows and macOS -- and many top gaming mice can do it with a simple press of a button. This can be a great way to boost ...

Even though it tends to not be a top priority when putting together a gaming PC, selecting the best mouse to meet a user's needs is important. The market is flooded with countless gaming mice of all ...

The Contour RollerMouse Red Wireless is the ideal solution for aches and pains from working at a computer all day long.

E3 has always been a big show for gaming peripherals maker Razer and for 2015 Razer’s big product announcement is a new Mamba with some innovative technologies that Razer believes will make it the ...

Industry-leading DPI! Sub-micron precision! True 1-to-1 tracking! These are just some of the marketing claims you’ll see from the best gaming mice on the market. Such buzzwords are often paired with ...

Everything connected to a PC should go faster. The processor, the GPU, the storage drive, the printer (like that’ll ever happen), and even the mouse. Yes, the mouse. You may not know it if you’re ...

We've been talking about gaming mice a little bit in the past few weeks, and one of the ways gamers judge the quality of their mice is by the DPI: dots per inch. You see a high number, and you think ...

There's nothing more controversial then explaining and testing a mouse. So I've been using the mouse for a little while now just to check out how well I like it in gaming and normal desktop usage. Now ...

So I've been using the mouse for a little while now just to check out how well I like it in gaming and normal desktop usage. Personally I'm still using the good old Microsoft Trackball Explorer series ...