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Corsair Vengeance M60 & M90March 2012
Corsair's Vengeance M60 and M90 mice both offer excellent grips and superb tracking performance but are ultimately held back by premature drivers four months post-launch.Logitech G300October 2011
The highly-programmable G300 retains major staples of gaming mice while lowering the cost of entry by $10. Palm grip mousers with large hands will find it a bit small, but those with claw grips should feel right at home.Razer Mamba 4GAugust 2011
With great ergonomics, decent weight to battery life ratio, dual wireless/wired abilities and other great features; the all new and improved Razer Mamba 4G is everything the original was and then some.Logitech G700September 2010
With 13 buttons, the highly-programmable G700 is a wireless gaming mouse that also transforms into a wired mouse (for LAN party environment). But it is plagued by battery life & weight.Mad Catz Cyborg RAT 7July 2010
Mad Catz really has created a monster with their R.A.T. 7 gaming mouse. Its combination of custom fit coupled with a bevy of software and hardware features really does make extended gaming sessions even more enjoyable.Logitech MX518February 2008
Affordable yet powerful, the Logitech MX518 can seriously improve FPS gaming. Not for n00bs.Razer LachesisFebruary 2008
Though the Razer Lachesis has makings of a killer gaming mouse, it has enough missing features - not to mention the odd bug or two - to fall below expectations, particularly on the gaming battlefield.