Esquire

The mouse has a remarkable amount of versatility, what with the built-in joystick on its thumb rest, along with a movable base that allows for further directional control. It makes navigating sim games and 3D design with CAD or Adobe softwares a breeze. The mouse also comes with its fair share of hot keys. And beyond just its mechanical capabilities, it packs in customizable RGB lighting and an extremely easy-to-change interface. All around, it's a phenomenal package.

By Cameron Sherrill

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Tom's Guide
Mo42 Ceramic Glide Feet Can Make Any Cheap Mice Precise for Gaming. The time has come to no longer worry about your mice degrading as you use them. In fact, it’s time to improve how we use mice entirely. Meet Mo42: Ceramic glide feet (or nubs) that will stick to the underside of your mouse to improve precision and gliding. I got to see the product firsthand at CES 2019.
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Sugar gamer
I have never been much a gaming mouse snob. I play PC games and tend to lean toward standard layouts. When I heard about the Lexip PU94 I was intrigued. They claimed to bring users the full mobility of TWO joysticks, being a console gamer as well, I was curious. Maybe it was time to step up my mouse game.
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Forbes
Technology is always about what's next and what's hot. But in the emerging technology space, it's the new and nimble companies that are often times introducing game-changing innovation that simply can't help but be noticed.
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