VAXEE has been hard at work making their lineup of mice wireless, and the final mouse to undergo this transformation is also the first mouse they ever released: the ZYGEN NP-01. With the release of this mouse, VAXEE has also ...read more
When ZOWIE releases a new shape, heads in the gaming industry turn. Their mice have been featured on countless desks of (tactical) FPS professionals over the years, and the company is still a favorite in those scenes, so any new ...read more
VAXEE is in the process of making their entire mouse lineup wireless, and in doing so they have been putting out banger after banger. The OUTSET AX is the latest VAXEE mouse to receive cord-cutting therapy, and in our full ...read more
Breaking into the gaming mouse scene is difficult these days, but the people at Lamzu have been making a name for themselves in the enthusiast space in the past year or so. This has also been noticed by Fnatic, who ...read more
Pulsar has been producing mice for some time now, and a while ago they added a new shape to their lineup. The X2H is the answer to people who love an ambidextrous mouse with a palm-filling hump who perhaps thought ...read more
If you’re even a little bit into professional/competitive gaming, you’ll know the Logitech G Pro X Superlight. Ever since its launch, the mouse (which was the successor to the G Pro Wireless) has been the most used mouse in professional ...read more
The moment VAXEE started producing gaming peripherals, professional and competitive gamers have been flocking to the brand in rather large numbers. When it comes to gear uptake in the professional scene, VAXEE is definitely one of the most successful new ...read more
ZOWIE mice have always been very respected in the professional tactical shooter world for their focus on performance, durability, and stability without blindly going for the latest trends, but when most brands went wireless with their flagship models, ZOWIE remained ...read more
The VAXEE XE was a wired mouse that came out when a wireless connection had already pretty much become the standard in the gaming mouse scene, and due to the fact that it had a detachable cable many people (including our reviewer) ...read more
Xtrfy has never been a brand that plays it safe when it comes to their mice. Rather than just copying whatever is the most popular shape on the market at any given time, the Swedish brand opts to go for ...read more
Newer gaming mouse companies usually tend to play it safe by copying well-known shapes, or at least releasing products that appeal to as many people as possible. That makes sense, since you want to speak to as many gamers as ...read more
SteelSeries is a brand that needs no introduction with gamers. They’re responsible for some of the most well known products in the scene, including the QcK line of mousepads and the Apex Pro line of keyboards, but their mouse division ...read more
ZOWIE’s C line of mice has been received with praise for bringing the ZOWIE design philosophy to the modern age of mice without losing sight of what makes pros and casual gamers alike love their products, but the C releases weren’t without ...read more
VAXEE is a relatively new peripherals manufacturer that was founded by the people behind the original ZOWIE team. As such, it shouldn’t be a surprise that their first couple of launches were focused on the competitive esports audience, but this ...read more
If you’re a PC gamer, you will know about the Razer DeathAdder. It’s an iconic gaming mouse that has been used by some of the pro gaming scene’s most prolific players, and it’s still the product most people think of ...read more
When Xtrfy released the MZ1 around a year ago, the mouse was received with a lot of praise. Made in collaboration with Zy “RocketJumpNinja” Rykoa, the small mouse offered a completely unique shape that went pretty far away from what we normally ...read more
Pulsar is a brand that hit the market with force. The Xlite line of mice seemingly came out of nowhere and was an almost immediate hit with enthusiasts and reviewers thanks to its amazing overall quality. It’s not often that ...read more
It’s been a while since the Razer Viper Ultimate came out, which was Razer’s first real attempt to crown itself as the king of wireless competitive gaming mice. Since then, the world of gaming (mice) has been evolving quite a bit, and ...read more
Glorious’ Model O and Model D mice have been around for some time now, and pretty much everyone who is somewhat into the gaming mouse scene knows about these mice and their shapes. What is a little less known is ...read more
Xtrfy products seem to go under the radar a bit. There are a good number of professionals using their gear (especially if you consider the fact that Xtrfy is still a bit of a niche brand) and their products are ...read more
