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Thermaltake Tt eSPORTS Ventus X Gaming Mouse Review
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 With all of the gaming peripherals currently available on the market today it’s very easy for consumers to get confused with what they really want in comparison to what they actually need. Thermaltake’s Tt eSPORTS Ventus X Gaming Mouse is one such peripheral that will not only save you some cash in comparison to some of the behemoths out there, but will also satisfy most needs any casual gamer requires. At the highly reasonable asking price of only $49.99, this mouse delivers one great experience all while saving you a couple extra bucks.
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MX780 RGB gaming mouse
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We round out our batch of hardware reviews for 2015 with a look at three gaming peripherals from G.SKILL's Ripjaws label: the SR910 Real 7.1 surround sound headset, KM780 RGB mechanical gaming keyboard, and MX780 RGB gaming mouse. Let's make some noise and bask in some backlit RGB illumination, just in time for Christmas!
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Rantopad MXX Gaming Mechanical Keyboard Review
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Despite the fact that the Rantopad MXX does not feature software for additional configuration purposes, we were quite impressed with the build quality of the keyboard, while the compact (TKL) size and space-grade aluminum cover give the product a professional look. MXX does come for now with Gateron Black or Blue switches (and aluminum covers in blue or dark grey), but in the future we will also see white and red variants introduced and a much wider switch selection, including Cherry MX RGB switches.
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Cougar 450K keyboard and 450M mouse
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Cougar may not be all that well known within gaming world but with the 450K gaming keyboard and 450M gaming mouse, excellent performance may be combined with very affordable pricing.
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The Best Computer Mice
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Deciding what's the best mouse you can buy is a subjective process where several things come into play, such as intended use, feature set, price and how comfortable it feels in your hand and grip style. Today we bring you our choices for the best overall mouse, best gaming mouse, best wireless & portable mouse, plus a handful of budget picks.
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CM Storm Xornet II RGB Optical Gaming Mouse
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Picking the right mouse can make or break your gaming experience. I’m a strong believer that a really great mouse won’t really make you a better gamer, at least not right away, but it can enhance your experience greatly. From having the right ergonomics to leave your hand feeling comfortable, even after a full days work and a late night of gaming, is certainly something you should be looking for in a mouse. Having a smooth and accurate sensor, so you don’t screw up those edits in Photoshop, or miss those headshots in your favourite game, that’s also pretty important. The latest mouse from CM Storm, the Xornet II, promises to great ergonomics, a great sensor and so much more.
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IOGear Chimera M2 - Wired/Wireless Dual Mode Mouse
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”I also am not really a fan of wireless mice because I hate when things die on me, as I am too lazy to plug them in. But I have not recharged this mouse in the two weeks I have been using it, and I just went down to one battery light today. The plus is that if I do run low, I can plug directly into the mouse and charge while using it, so no worries there anymore. If I had to pick one quarrel with this mouse, it would not be the mouse itself, but the fact I don’t know what the battery lights are measured at. That is a documentation issue though and not the fault of the mouse. I tried switching back to other mice and it just does not feel the same, so I keep going back to the Chimera M2, which will now take the place of my primary mouse for my home office. If you are wanting to pick up a really good mouse for your money (I saw it for as low as $40 on Amazon), then I would recommend the Chimera M2 Dual Mode Mouse from IOGear be put on your consideration list.”
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G.SKILL RIPJAWS MX780 RGB Laser Gaming Mouse Review
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RIPJAWS MX780 is the first entry of G.SKILL in the gaming mouse peripheral market and they have aimed to make a good impression by using good quality materials, a proven Avago ADNS9800 laser sensor with DPI available up to 8200, 512KB internal storage for saving profiles, adjustable weight system and its ambidextrous design allows both lefties and right-handed people to use the product in optimal conditions by simply changing the side grips. Also, we would like to remind of the adjustable mouse back via the supplied tool and the four separate light areas which can be customized via the software interface.
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Corsair Scimitar RGB Gaming Mouse Review
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Founded in 1994, Corsair is foremost known for their outstanding quality in memory, power supplies, and lately competitive gaming PC peripherals. Their latest contribution for the passionate gaming community turns directly toward the massive multiplayer online games (MMO) segment, embracing both form and functionality to a new level: Introducing the Corsair Scimitar RGB, a high-level gaming mouse that goes above and beyond standard specifications and offers new features not seen on any other products of this nature to date.
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Corsair Scimitar RGB Gaming Mouse Review
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Founded in 1994, Corsair is foremost known for their outstanding quality in memory, power supplies, and lately competitive gaming PC peripherals. Their latest contribution for the passionate gaming community turns directly toward the massive multiplayer online games (MMO) segment, embracing both form and functionality to a new level: Introducing the Corsair Scimitar RGB, a high-level gaming mouse that goes above and beyond standard specifications and offers new features not seen on any other products of this nature to date.
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Rantopad MXX Gaming Mechanical Keyboard Review
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Despite the fact that the Rantopad MXX does not feature software for additional configuration purposes, we were quite impressed with the build quality of the keyboard, while the compact (TKL) size and space-grade aluminum cover give the product a professional look. MXX does come for now with Gateron Black or Blue switches (and aluminum covers in blue or dark grey), but in the future we will also see white and red variants introduced and a much wider switch selection, including Cherry MX RGB switches.
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Mad Catz R.A.T. PRO X Ultimate Gaming Mouse Review
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Christmas is my favorite holiday season not only because i have linked it with snow where i live but also since I’ve always liked Santa Clause both as an idea and as a figure. With that out of the way i can't help but to wonder just how many of you have asked from him for all the latest gaming keyboards, mice and headsets just in time to greet all the upcoming game titles of 2016 in full gear. Now as some of you may have figured out already as i type these lines December 25th 2015 is but a few hours away so it's quite obvious that this specific review took just a tad longer than we had initially planned. Still since we all wanted to upload something unique before the end of the year that didn't stop us and so today we'll be taking a very close and thorough look at the latest gaming mouse released by our friends over at Mad Catz, the R.A.T. PRO X Ultimate Gaming Mouse.
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UtechSmart Venus 16400 DPI Laser MMO Gaming Mouse Review @ Technogog
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"Up for review today I have a gaming mouse, but this one has lots of buttons, and I mean a lot of them numbering at eighteen in total. The mouse is from UltechSmart, it’s called the Venus, and it’s a gaming mouse for MMO type games but you can use it for anything of course. The mouse is very configurable with five profile options and virtually an unlimited number of colors to choose from and there’s even a weight kit for even more customization to make the mouse your own. I’ve been using the mouse for a while now and I like it a lot, it’s not bad, read on to learn more.. "
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Roccat Kiro Modular Ambidextrous Gaming Mouse Review
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PC gaming is serious business, sure you can pick up virtually any old keyboard and mouse and make do with what you have, but having the right tools for the job can not only improve your performance while gaming, but also make the whole experience much more enjoyable. Enter the Roccat Kiro, a finely tuned gaming mouse that is designed for both left and right-handed gamers.
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Corsair Katar Optical Gaming Mouse
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”At MSRP, I'm a little put off by the mouse. It is solid build wise, but there is no desire to have it. I would take a crappier mouse just to have some side buttons; not just for browsing, but for gaming. It's my favorite melee button selection and damn the last couple fights in Fallout 4 trying to remember the correct key binding. Perhaps it's the game causing a little extra rage at the mouse, but really, I wouldn't consider a mouse without the side buttons after the experience with this one (and this was a nice one). Perhaps this is one to pick up on sale, but the lack of such a common feature really made this one a swing and a miss.”
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