Mice

The Razer Basilisk V3 stands out above other gaming mice, thanks to its premium textured finish and shape, advanced scroll wheel with multiple modes, and high programmability.

The AOC Agon AGM700 gaming mouse has an adjustable weight, sniper button and braided cable for a good price. But it can be hard to grip and is heavier than many FPS mice.

The SteelSeries Prime+ gaming mouse is polarizing, not just because of its shape, but also because of the company’s new optical magnetic switches.

The Roccat Kone Pro is a very comfortable ergonomic gaming mouse with a unique look and shape but easily attracts moisture and dust.

The Cooler Master MM720 is a followup to the Spawn gaming mouse with a honeycomb shell, new sensor and other improvements.

MSI enters the wireless gaming mouse market with the Clutch GM41 Lightweight Wireless, and despite its name, it hits like a heavyweight.

The Thermaltake Argent M5 RGB Gaming Mouse is a compelling mid-range option thanks to its true ambidexterity, attractive lighting and solid build.

If you like small, lightweight mice and want to ditch all cables, the Razer Orochi V2 is hard to resist. But gamers with larger hands should think twice.

The Lexip Np93 Alpha packs a lot into a $50 package, including a helpful and rare joystick. But its feet are too slippery.

The Thermaltake Argent M5 Wireless gaming mouse mostly stands out because it’s truly ambidextrous and on the heavier side.

Aimed at eSports professionals, the Sabre RGB Pro hits 8,000 Hz but requires a high-end CPU to do so.

The Razer Naga X is a pretty good MMO mouse backed by Razer's excellent software. But as you adjust the price point up and down, you'll find better options.

Corsair's Katar Pro XT is affordable and feels familiar in the hand. It's a solid, lightweight cursor controller that doesn't try to reinvent the rodent.