Mice
After thousands of hours of gaming and productivity since the mid 90s, I've learned that a great mouse isn't defined by its DPI specs or polling rate, but by how it feels in your hand.
I've tested a lot of mice, from ultra-lightweight competitive mice to ergonomic workhorses, to see which ones actually improve your aim and comfort—and which ones are just hype. If it's on my 'Top Picks' list, it's because I really like it and it's earned a permanent spot in my setup.
Top Picks
Logitech G Pro X2 Superstrike Review (2026): haptic and lovely
I'd argue the Logitech G Pro X2 Superstrike is a revolution. The mechanical switches are swapped for haptic ones. No click sound, no click movement, but ten adjustable actuation points. Here's my take after several months on the desk.
Razer DeathAdder V4 Pro Review (2026): Great performance, and shape!
The Razer DeathAdder V4 Pro is 56 g, wireless, and runs up to 8000 Hz. But is the iconic ergonomic shape still worth it in 2026? Here's my take after daily use for three weeks.
Keychron M4 Review - Small, mighty and lightweight!
Keychron M4 fingertip mouse review: 35g ultralight with 4000 Hz polling rate. Comfortable, affordable, and easy to adapt to. A strong choice for fingertip grip users.
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OpenMouse lets you configure mice and keyboards in your browser
OpenMouse is a free, open control panel for mice and keyboards - that runs in your browser. #nomoredownloads
Finalmouse SLX Nightfall quick look: easy to shoot, built like a tank
The Finalmouse SLX has insane build quality, top-tier parts and a rock-hard, stiff shell. The one thing I'm unsure about is a click that can register before I mean it to.
Corsair launches six Sabre v3 Pro mice with PureVector, new sensor and 8K polling
Corsair Sabre v3 Pro PureVector launches in no fewer than six versions! Symmetrical and ergo, in ABS, magnesium and carbon fiber. A new Marksman X sensor with 42,000 DPI, 8000 Hz, optical switches and up to 200 hours of battery. But, the most exciting part is the PureVector technology. On sale now from $179.99.
What is PureVector? Corsair and Aimlabs know where you miss, and they want to fix it!
PureVector is Corsair and Aimlabs' new technology in the Sabre v3 Pro line. Five minutes of calibration in Aimlabs is apparently enough to fix our bad flicks. It stores adjusted, personal, direction-based settings in the mouse firmware.
Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 review: solid, great quality and price, but bit boring in 2026
The Superlight 2 is still a very good mouse with a classic shape, crisp clicks and great build quality for just over 1000 NOK, but it struggles to excite me in 2026.
Pulsar Feinmann F01 Noctua Edition quick look
Everyone knows sweaty hands after intense gaming sessions. Well, Pulsar and Noctua have the solution: the Feinmann F01 Noctua Edition.
Pulsar X2F CrazyLight quick look
The Pulsar X2F CrazyLight is a 29 gram fingertip mouse that almost looks like it has been split in two. I have tried it, and it is a great option if you are curious about fingertip mice.
Superstrike X3 vs X2: new chip, 135 h battery, same clicks
The X3 Superstrike gets Logitech's new NxLOGI chip, 135 hours of battery vs 90, better balance and a $20 higher price. The HITS clicks are the same. Notes from an X2 owner.
Keychron G6 HE: 46 grams, a swappable battery and open source firmware
The Keychron G6 HE UltraLight weighs in at 46 grams, has a removable battery module, a PixArt 3955 sensor, 8000 Hz polling and MagOptic switches that work as both optical and magnetic. Global launch in early September at $90.
A gaming mouse with a fan! Pulsar Feinmann F01 Noctua Edition launches July 21
The Pulsar Feinmann F01 Noctua Edition launches July 21, 2026. 73 grams, with a real Noctua NF-A4x10 fan that blows air into your palm, the XS-2 sensor with 42,000 DPI and an 8K polling rate.
SteelSeries Aerox 3 Wireless Gen 2: a colorful mouse that knows who it's for
The SteelSeries Aerox 3 Wireless Gen 2 is a playful wireless gaming mouse where the colors and RGB shine. At $109.99 it suits RGB enthusiasts with several SteelSeries devices, not competitive weight chasers. 3 out of 6.
Zowie is back with the FK1-DW and ZA12-DW
Zowie launches the FK1-DW and ZA12-DW, the brand's first larger mice in years. Both are white, weigh 55 grams, and run 4K polling.
Keychron G5 quick look
The Keychron G5 weighs 45.6 grams, feels fantastic in the hand and ships with adapters for everything. First impressions are very positive.
Finalmouse Starlight X (SLX) drops at $179 and sells out worldwide
Finalmouse's Starlight X dropped on 30 May at $179 and immediately sold out. TMR analog clicks, built with exotic materials, a chassis lighter than water, and a shape aimed at tactical FPS.
Keychron launches the G5! 43g, left hand support, 8000 Hz and carbon fiber
Keychron's new G5 comes with the PixArt 3950 sensor, 8000 Hz polling, tri-mode wireless and a symmetrical carbon fiber shell at just 43 grams, competitively priced at around $110.
Razer announces the Viper V4 Pro, their fastest wireless mouse yet
Viper V4 Pro is lighter, has better battery and performance, another hit from Razer?
BenQ Zowie EC2-CW review (2026): weight, shape, and who it's for
Months with the wireless Zowie EC2-CW. Weight, ergonomic right-handed shape, sensor feel, and who this medium-sized gaming mouse actually suits.
Zowie EC2-CW by BenQ
Product shots of Zowie EC2-CW gaming mouse by BenQ. Shot with Sony A7IV and Sigma Art 85mm. Top-down and angled shots showcasing the mouse design.
XTRFY M4 Wireless Gaming Mouse - And Why Its My Daily Driver
The Xtrfy M4 has been my daily driver since 2020. With great grip, great price, good battery, no software installs and the Pixart 3370 sensor.