How to choose between the best gaming mice

Nevertheless, the question remains: how do you determine what’s the best gaming mouse for you? Ultimately, it depends on your specific needs. Playing habits and comfort preferences both factor equally into a product garnering the title of best gaming mouse.

First-person shooter players will reap the most benefit from a mouse covering the widest DPI (dots per inch) range possible. Otherwise, MOBA and RTS players will find that the perfect gaming mouse is simply a case of the more macros, the merrier.

Below, we've chosen the 10 best gaming mice, one of which is bound to suit you. Though they don’t all have reviews featured on TechRadar, each mouse occupying a space on this list has undergone extensive testing prior to its inclusion.
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Gaming Keyboards

While all keyboards offer the necessary keys for typing, sometimes typing isn't your main concern. Gaming keyboards are designed for competitive use, equipped for maximum specialization and control, optimized for specific styles of gameplay, and built to exacting standards of responsiveness and durability. They also appeal to the gamer aesthetic, with designs that impress and intimidate with pulsing backlighting and dramatic color schemes. Premium gaming models almost exclusively use high-grade mechanical key switches and sculpted keycaps, and offer numerous customizable features, like programmable macro keys, textured WASD keys, and swappable keycaps. There are others that let you tweak the color and intensity of the backlighting to make finding certain keys faster and to personalize the look of your keyboard. Anti-ghosting is an essential feature, allowing multiple keystrokes to be registered simultaneously—something standard keyboards can't do. Other extras include pas...

Unicomp Classic 104

The ultimate keyboard for typing nostalgia Interface: Wired | Switches: Buckling spring Snappy buckling spring switch Retro design Can lead to tired fingers Big and bulky Remember IBM's legendary Model M keyboard? That's what the Unicomp Classic 104 sets out to imitate. Available in USB and PS/2 versions, it uses a buckling spring switch that takes more effort to depress than just about every other switch type. You're rewarded with a tactile response that recalls the classic mechanical keyboards of old, along with a noise that would drive your co-workers insane.

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