Optical Gaming Mouse Reviews - Know the Facts!

Creative Labs Fatal1ty 1010 Optical Gaming Mouse

If you want to obliterate your enemy with the tools of the pros, you've come to the right place. The Creative Fatal1ty 1010 Mouse was designed with every last detail tested and perfected by the world's top FPS (First Person Shooter) gamer, Jonathan "Fatal1ty" Wendel.

Creative Labs Fatal1ty 2020 Laser Gaming Mouse

The Fatal1ty Pro 2020 is pumped with performance features. It sports a 2400 max DPI laser sensor, and supports 1 GHZ polling using its SpeedWire usb cable, both of which can be modified using the bundled software. The nice thing about the DPI adjustments, they are supported with no drivers required, all built-in to the hardware.

HP Laser Gaming Mouse with Voodoo DNA

Lets clear up the first question you may have. Voodoo DNA means that the product is made by HP but the friendly people over at Voodoo had some input in the design and planning of this beast....

Ideazon Reaper Edge Laser Gaming Mouse

At first glance feel the Ideazon Reaper Edge is quite big, snakeskin / carbon look top has a highly reflective finish and all the buttons give a satisfying “click” when pressed. The on the fly DPI button is clearly labeled.

The left side of the Reaper Edge is the location for the 2 side buttons...

Ideazon Reaper Optical Gaming Mouse

After unboxing the first thing you will notice is that the Ideazon Reaper Optical gaming mouse has seven total buttons. Three buttons on the side for your thumb, the mouse wheel button, the standard left and right buttons, and then like most of its competitors it has a button on top for changing the DPI straight from the box...

Logitech G5 Laser Gaming Mouse

The Logitech G5 is a pretty awesome mouse. Its been widely heralded as the best mouse of its time when it was released in late 2005 right alongside the Razer Diamondback. However good the MX518 was, the G5 is just that much better. This time it sports a laser in the optical sensor as opposed to the LED optical...

Logitech G500 Laser Gaming Mouse

Essentially, the Logitech G500 Laser Gaming Mouse is a revamp of Logitech's G5, my preferred gaming mouse since its inception in 2005. In that respect you can probably predict, at least in part, what features the G500 carries. You still get the customizable weight kit, the form fitting palm grip, the smartly positioned, customizable buttons...

Logitech G7 Wireless Laser Gaming Mouse

The Logitech G7 Laser mouse is a gaming mouse to its core, designed to do one thing, provide unparalleled wireless accuracy for untethered fragging!

The G7 has just 6 buttons if you count the DPI up and down buttons. Its got a back button for web navigation...

Logitech G9 Laser Gaming Mouse

We've been waiting a while for Logitech to come out with a gaming mouse that could rival their popular G5. We sure have found this in the Logitech G9!

One immediately notices the high dpi rating. For example inside the Microsoft Habu and the Logitech G5 is a 2000 dpi engine. 3200 is a noticable increase over the old "gaming standard"...

Logitech MX518 Optical Gaming Mouse

It's apparent that Logitech checked out the Razer Diamondback when they designed and built the MX518. Like the Diamondback, the MX518 offers configurable resolutions and configurations that you can assign to specific games. Although the MX518 doesn't have a cool name like the Diamondback, it definitely compares with its performance...

Microsoft Habu Laser Gaming Mouse

The Microsoft Habu was the brainchild of a coordination between both Microsoft and Razer. You can see the resemblance of many Razer mice in its form and scheme it is overflowing with innovation. I'll start by saying that the plastic sliders on the bottom of the mouse have been redesigned for better sliding...

Microsoft Sidewinder X8 Wireless BlueTrack Gaming Mouse

The SideWinder X8 Wireless gaming mouse has a very similar look to the other gaming mice that Microsoft has offered over the years. The mouse uses a black design that feels good in the hand with a mid range weight feel to it. It uses the proven 2.8ghz cordless technology for maximum response and minimal interference, and for power it uses a single AA rechargeable battery...

OCZ Behemoth Double Laser Gaming Mouse

The first thing you'll notice of the OCZ Behemoth Double-Laser gaming mouse is its SIZE as stated in its name. This mouse truly is phenominally big. This lends itself to ergonomics and it definitely excels at it. Its got a well thought out and unique design that spreads this mouse out...

OCZ Eclipse Laser Gaming Mouse

Taking an overall look at the OCZ Eclipse you will notice it is clearly less bulky than its distant OCZ cousin the embarrassingly named "Dominatrix". A reasonably long cable is attached to the mouse and its USB 2.0 interface...

OCZ Equalizer Laser Gaming Mouse

Welcome OCZ to the pack with their introduction to the world of gaming mice with their premier mouse, the Equalizer laser.

The big news with the OCZ Equalizer is that it can reach a max of 2500 DPI sensitivity without any driver or software support...

Razer Abyssus Infrared Gaming Mouse

By combining simplicity with a state-of-the-art 3.5G 3500 dpi infrared sensor, the Razer Abyssus stands ready to frag.

The Razer Abyssus gaming mouse is a masterpiece with a perfect blend of cutting edge technology and a back-to-basics design.

Razer DiamondBack 3G Infrared Gaming Mouse

The Razer Diamondback 3G is the sequel to the original Razer Diamondback. The 3G part of the name refers to Razer's latest Infrared sensor, dubbed the "3G".

The Razer Diamondback 3G has 1800 dpi sensitivity, seven programmable buttons, on-the-fly sensitivity adjustment...

Razer Krait Optical Gaming Mouse

The Razer Krait is one of Razer's budget mice. Capable of 1600DPI optical resolution and 1000mhz sample rate, it can hang in there with Razer's more expensive mice.

Razer Lachesis Laser Gaming Mouse

The Razer Lachesis comes with Razer's newly developed laser sensor, the Precision 3G. The Razer 3G sensor is the heart of the beast with a whopping 4000dpi. and wrapped a brand-spanking new professional mouse around it - the Razer Lachesis.

Razer Mamba Wireless Laser Gaming Mouse

As one of the best presentations of Retail packaging, the Razer Mamba wireless laser mouse comes mounted on a clear plastic pedestal inside a tall Plexiglass case—almost as if its in a trophy case with no cables to be seen. The wireless transceiver/charging station, battery, USB cable, and documentation are all hidden inside the base in cardboard drawers that can be opened individually...

Razer Naga MMOG Laser Gaming Mouse

The Razer Naga is designed with MMO games in mind, instantly noticeable by the number of macro buttons included. It also has an impressive specification to back up its gaming orientation, wielding a powerful 5600 DPI precision laser sensor and a 1000Hz polling rate to directly mirror your every moves...

SteelSeries Ikari Laser Gaming Mouse

The shape of the SteelSeries Ikari laser optical gaming mouse is bizarre to say the least, but there’s a method to its madness. Even though this looks like a mouse made exclusively for right handed gamers, it comes off as quite a great feeling LEFT handed mouse. It’s designed to support the variety of ways in which twitch gamers...

SteelSeries World of Warcraft MMO Laser Gaming Mouse

SteelSeries tips its hand pandering to the MMO world with the release of the SteelSeries WoW MMO Laser gaming mouse. Designed in conjunction with Blizzard to be THE one stop mouse for any and all avid WoW gamers. The first thing you’ll notice about the WoW mouse is its size...

SteelSeries Xai Laser Gaming Mouse

SteelSeries' biggest claim of the Xai laser gaming mouse is that it is completely driverless. Many other companies including Steelseries have tried to make this claim but no gaming mice have been truly driverless and still allow you full functionality until now...