Gaming mice may be a dime a dozen, but they aren't all created equal. The Logitech G402 Hyperion Fury ($59.99) plants itself in the better half of the bunch, with a feature set that enhances gameplay without overwhelming you with buttons, and a price that doesn't send your credit card whimpering...

Simple, yet sophisticated, design; Healthy feature set doesn't overwhelm

Right-handed only; You only get the full feature set on a Windows PC

Logitech has recently come out with two new hyperbolical wired gaming mice promising speed, accuracy, agility and potentially unimaginable gaming performance prowess. The astonishingly futurist looking G502 Proteus Core (left) is Logitech's first weight-adjustable performance mouse featuring the...

I've reviewed a couple gaming mice here on Run Around Tech, from the Logitech G602, Logitech G700s, and the SteelSeries Sensai. Overall, I've had great experiences with all of the mice I've reviewed, but getting your gaming great precisely right is incredibly important if you play a lot of games on…

Incredible tracking; comfortable; attractive design

Scroll wheel isn't as solid as Logitech's other offerings

There are few, if any, names in PC peripherals bigger than Logitech. Over the years pretty much everyone who has used a PC will have used one of their devices, whether it is as an enthusiast who goes out and buys one or as an office worker whose work PC uses a rebranded Logitech keyboard or mouse as...

Logitech calls its G402 Hyperion Fury "The world's fastest gaming mouse", an unintuitive and almost ironic statement since computer mice don't move on their own. There's only one wheel and it's not for transporting the mouse. The buttons don't move any faster.

When I met with Logitech while setting up for our Hardware Workshop at Quakecon this year, they wanted to show me a new mouse they were coming out with. Of course I was interested, but to be honest, mice have seemingly gone to a point where I could very rarely tell them apart in terms of...

A quality FPS gaming mouse, with superb tracking abilities.

I thought I would never replace my old G400, but as the years have gone by, I've come to realize some good things won't last forever. Finally after 5 years, I researched aggressively for a worthy replacement for the G400.

Purchased this mouse to replace an older Logitech 5 button mouse, and have never looked back. This mouse fits well in my hand and is a dream to use for gaming. The three additional buttons come programed for the variable dpi, but are easily reprogrammed for other functions such as for your media...

Logitech has a long and enviable history in the gaming mouse market and its latest model looks set to continue that line. While it may not include every possible feature, it packs in a high-speed, high-sensitivity laser sensor, a 32-bit ARM processor and oodles of programmable buttons, so it's got...

Very comfortable to use; Lightweight; Great button positioning and response; Easy DPI switching

No weights system; Doesn't look very premium