Mice & trackpads
Kensington’s Expert Mouse Pro TB900 EQ turns the desktop into a control panel
A huge ball, three rotary controls and abundant shortcuts make Kensington’s trackball a delight for power users willing to learn its peculiar habits.
Razer’s Pro Click V2 is a work mouse that can’t quite forget gaming
A comfortable, unusually capable productivity mouse brings gaming-grade tracking and AI shortcuts into an office-friendly shape.
The HyperX Pulsefire Haste 2 Pro 4K makes speed feel ordinary
A 61-gram gaming mouse delivers fast polling and excellent tracking without leaning on expensive theatrics.
HyperX’s Pulsefire Saga Pro asks whether a gaming mouse needs replacement parts
Magnetic shells, replaceable buttons and printable components make the Saga Pro intriguing, even if the gaming fundamentals are easier to buy elsewhere.
Dell’s Pro 7 mouse wants you to forget where the charging cable is
A small, nearly silent office mouse with a supercapacitor offers a very different notion of premium technology.
On Logitech’s G Pro X3 SuperStrike, even the mouse click is a setting
A 59-gram gaming mouse with adjustable actuation, reset and haptics turns a tiny familiar movement into a genuine design question.
The Logitech G502 X Lightspeed makes a case for the heavier mouse
In weeks of gaming and desk work, Logitech’s old-school approach to buttons and scroll wheels proves surprisingly modern.
The Contour Touch brings laptop-style gestures to the Windows desk
Contour’s glass trackpad is designed for people who want gesture controls, shortcut buttons and wrist support on a desktop computer.
Lenovo made a mouse that turns into a presenter. Here’s who it’s for.
A Bluetooth mouse that rotates into a presentation remote is a delightfully specific answer to a real office problem.
