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Dream Machines' DM1 Pro S optical gaming mouse gets fully tested. It doesn't include loads of features, but it does very well for the price.Read more

When it comes to gaming mice, products usually fall into either one of two camps: the all-singing, aRead more

A few months ago, we reviewed the Dream Machines DM1 PRO, and Dream Machines is now back with the DM1 PRO S. This version has an updated sensor, has been slimmed down to be even lighter, and has a rather nice glossy finish. Improvements, which could be a game changer.Read more

Nixeus is back in the mouse game with their second model called the REVEL Fit. Is the shape familiar? No wonder as its design is based on the iconic Logitech MX500 series. The specification are great: PixArt PMW3360 sensor, separated main buttons with switches rated for 20 million clicks, rubberized matte black finish, and, of course, RGB lighting.Read more

The Nixeus REVEL Fit is a good, cheap gaming mouse with the same distinct shape as the Logitech MX518. It has a solid-feeling plastic build, with rubberized side...Read more

The Nixeus is one of the best value gaming mice available right nowRead more

A <b>game</b> aimed specifically at the <b>gaming</b> market, but that also works well in 'normal' applications the <b>Verbatim</b> <b>Rapier</b> V1 contains no less than nine buttons.Read more