Ducky One 3 SF Aura Keyboard: A Typist's Dream
While I spend a lot of time gaming, my main consideration when it comes to a keyboard is how good it is for typing. However, somewhat shamefully, I had never used a Ducky. Here are my impressions.
Xbox Cloud Gaming gets mouse and keyboard support
The Best Mouse for Work and Productivity
Shopping for a mouse can be overwhelming, so here are our top recommendations for mice that stand out from the crowd in terms of features, build quality, portability and ergonomics.
Razer's Huntsman V2 Analog's pressure-sensitive keys are literally game-changing
Anatomy of a Mouse
Computer mice are often inexpensive and basic, but some of them boast all kinds of extras. In this Anatomy feature we'll dig into the guts of one inexpensive mouse and one Logitech MX model to see how the two compare on the inside.
The Raspberry Pi 400 puts DIY computing right under your fingertips
Logitech releases 25,600 DPI software update for several HERO gaming mice
HP Omen Vector Wireless Mouse Mini-Review
The HP Omen Vector Wireless mouse can stay toe to toe with wired gaming mice, offering great tracking, solid battery life, fast charging, and imperceptible latency.
The Best Mouse: Power User, Gaming, Wireless, Ergonomic
A good, reliable, and long-lasting mouse can go a long way toward making your work or play all the more comfortable and efficient. Here are TechSpot's top picks for the best mouse you can buy, whether you're a gamer, an office worker, or anything in between, you'll find the right device for your needs.
Razer Basilisk Review: High-End Mouse for FPS Gamers
Razer are pumping out new gaming mice faster than ever before. The latest addition to their line-up is the Basilisk, a high-end mouse designed specifically for first-person shooter gaming. At $69.99, it's in the upper end of wired mouse pricing, but for that price you get unique features and top-end hardware.
MMO Gaming Mice Compared: Razer Naga vs. Cyborg M.M.O. 7 vs. Logitech G600
Massively multiplayer online gamers have different needs than those of first-person shooter or real-time strategy fans. They need social interaction. They need extremely comfortable chairs. But most of all they need buttons. So many buttons.
PC peripheral manufacturers have sensed this need and have responded with specialized MMO mice featuring so many buttons. Today we take a look at three of them --- the Logitech G600, the Razer Naga 2012 and the Cyborg M.M.O. 7 from Mad Catz --- to determine which is most worthy of your MMOney.