It sports an ergonomic design with some industrial inspiration, complete with RBG lighting and other features gamers might enjoy. HyperX has a growing range of mouse options for PC gamers, with the PulseFire FPS Pro hitting the scene a few months ago. The HyperX PulseFire FPS Pro is a mouse aimed squarely at gamers, particularly in shooters, hence “first-person shooter (FPS)” in the name.

HyperX Pulsefire FPS Pro, Wired Gaming Mouse The Rival 600 also runs on SteelSeries Engine 3.11.10, for Windows (7 or newer) and Mac OSX (10.8 or newer). You can calibrate the two sensors to your surface by holding down the DPI switch, and the LOD can be adjusted as high as 2mm if you’d like. The first one is a standard Pixart sensor, while the other is exclusively for lift-off distance, letting the mouse stop on a dime if you lift the mouse as little as 0.5mm. The Rival 600 can be set at up to 12,000 DPI. There are 256 different weight combinations, allowing for a range of 96g to 128g total. Simply detach the magnetic panels on the sides of the mouse, front and back, and add as many weights as you want. It contains eight cubes weighing 4g each, that can be used to customize the weight of the Rival 600. The most unique and innovative feature of the Rival 600 is the customizable weight system. It has a delicate body, with a soft finish that doesn’t pick up oil, a silicon side grip, and a total number of 7 buttons with large left and right button. Its new TrueMove 3+ sensor, slick design, and the fully customizable weight system are what makes this gaming mouse stand out among the others. One of the best mouses SteelSeries has made is the Rival 600. SteelSeries Rival 600, Wired Gaming Mouse As for the optical sensor, the Deathadder Elite has its version, based on the PMW-3389 developed by sensor company Pixart, with a 99.4% resolution accuracy and a 450 IPS rating. The software interface lets you program buttons, create profiles of settings and link them with games, change the RGB lighting, calibrate the mouse for different surfaces, and adjust the DPI from 100 up to 16,000. Razer Synapse 2.0 will be your “best buddy” during your daily use with the Razer DeathAdder Elite. DeathAdder Elite has a clickable scroll wheel, a left button, a right button, two thumb buttons and two beneath the scroll wheel. The peripheral is 127 x 70 x 44 mm in size and ergonomically contoured on both sides, having textured grips for both the thumb and the outermost two fingers. Currently at the price of $59.99, the all-purpose gaming mouse, offers an ergonomic design and RGB lighting, and a total of seven buttons. In 2016, an update came, releasing the DeathAdder Elite. The original DeathAdder was released in 2006, and over the years was one of the most popular gaming mouses, being gamers’ first choice, for any type of game genre. Razer DeathAdder Elite, Wired Gaming Mouse

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