Looking for your next wireless mouse to blaze through endless spreadsheets, documents, websites and more? HP may have just the peripheral for your PC, and it comes with a battery-free design that ...

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For all the years I've played games on PC, the mouse connected to my desktop has always been a wired mouse. The concerns of low battery life, increased latency, and connectivity issues of wireless ...

Wireless gaming mice have one key flaw over their wired counterparts: They need to be charged. That nagging chore is a minor, but noticeable, inconvenience. A few mice have mitigated the issue, and ...

Some desktop peripherals push the expectations of ergonomics and performance with a hoard of fancy features encased in a slick exterior. And then you've got utilitarian peripherals like HP's 725 Multi ...

Let's face it: buying a new mouse for your computer is something even less than an impulse purchase. You want to spend as little time as possible doing research for this purchase, so I'll give it to ...

The Photon and Outpost can add true wireless gaming to your mouse setup. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Cables can be a real ...

Managing Editor Josh Goldman is a laptop expert and has been writing about and reviewing them since built-in Wi-Fi was an optional feature. He also covers almost anything connected to a PC, including ...

HP appears to be trading blows with Logitech in the arena of affordable yet capable productivity mice. The HP 400 Quiet Wireless Mouse ($31.99) is a simple, versatile peripheral available in a handful ...

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Wireless gaming mice have one key flaw over their wired counterparts: They need to be charged. That nagging chore is a minor, but noticeable, inconvenience. A few mice have mitigated the issue, and ...