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This mouse has everything offering sensitivity up to 3,200 dpi, interchangeable grips, an onboard memory for gaming profiles, a weight tuning system, an adjustable scroll wheel, custom colour LED’s and plug and play functionality so you can use it without having to install software. It is fast, accurate and highly customisable.
Price Around: $80
This is a super fast mouse with stunning accuracy up to 4,000 dpi, nine programmable buttons, onboard memory, on the fly dpi adjustment, non-stick Teflon feet, gold-plated USB connector, seven foot non tangle wire and an ambidextrous design.
Price Around: $80
The wired Saitek Cyborg is nothing if not different and has a very unusual visual style. It offers an amazing sensitivity up to 3,200 dpi, an adjustable scroll wheel and it can be extended or contracted to fit any hand. It also has a four way d-pad, thumb switch and a number of programmable buttons.
Price Around: $60
Extremely accurate and designed for speed this mouse allows sensitivity up to 1,800 dpi and features an ultra fast infrared sensor, sliding Teflon feet and a number of programmable buttons. The lights can be turned off if they aren’t to your tastes.
Price Around: $50
This is another strange looking mouse with a host of features. It has vertical slide buttons, a cable anchor to avoid snagging problems and even an LCD display. It has three dpi buttons for quick switching and offers sensitivity up to 2,000 dpi. It also has a choice of feet for minimum friction to suit you and a choice of weights to meet your specific requirements. In addition there are five programmable buttons.
Price Around: $60
This is a fast wired laser mouse which offers sensitivity up to 3,200 dpi, five programmable buttons, anti-slip grip, an on the fly dpi switch option and a unique visual style. This is quite a different design to the majority with a shape which will not suit everyone.
Price Around: $60
The Copperhead is another fast and precise option with sensitivity up to 2,000 dpi, incredibly fast response times and an onboard memory which allows you to save gaming profiles. It features top and side buttons and Teflon feet for easy sliding and can be customised to suit any preference.
Price Around: $50
Once again the Habu offers amazing sensitivity up to 2,000 dpi and easily adjustable settings for different uses. It also comes with interchangeable side panels so you can select a fit that feels most comfortable to you and it has high speed motion detection. The seven programmable Teflon buttons have a rubber coating for grip and durability and the thin flexible wire helps to prevent snagging.
Price Around: $60
This mouse has the same specs as the Logitech G5; the difference is the fact that it is wireless. This means you need to recharge it fairly frequently depending on your usage, although Logitech have cleverly provided twin swappable batteries so you can be recharging one while you play with the other. It can be used from several metres away, although that doesn’t seem very useful. It is also slightly more expensive than the G5 and despite claims to the contrary there is always some lag with cordless mice.
The Logitech G5 is a purpose built gaming mouse which utilises laser technology to bring you incredible sensitivity of 2,000 dpi. It is moulded so it sits comfortably in the hand, the mouse wheel has a tilt function and there are several buttons to speed up your work or configure for gaming. You can also choose various balance and weight settings to find something that suits you and the polytetrafluoroethylene feet ensure that it never sticks. It is a wired mouse with a USB connector and offers incredible speed and responsiveness.
Price Araound: $50
