Logitech’s MX Master mouse series is probably the most well-regarded on the market, so long as you don’t need any specific ...

Playing up on its “retro” theme, the MX518 remains a corded mouse, and includes a 7-foot-long USB cable. Logitech is currently offering up the MX518 Gaming Mouse for the price of $59.99.

If you prefer the look and feel of a corded mouse, check out the Logitech B100 Corded Mouse. It can work easily for both right and left-handed users with its comfortable, ambidextrous shape.

If you prefer a corded mouse, consider the Razer DeathAdder Elite. Despite the imposing name, this thing feels "as comfortable as a velvet bathrobe," according to our roundup of the best gaming mice.

I recently bought an M500 mouse, but I don't like the shape. I used it for a few hours. I still have the original packaging and everything it came with.

The weights came in especially handy for me because I typically use the Logitech MX Master 2S as my daily mouse. At 5.1 ounces, it's a fair bit heavier in the hand than the G502 Lightspeed, so the ...

Verdict: This sweet little Pebble M350 mouse from Logitech is ideal for use as a backup or home mouse. It’s large enough for most sizes of hands, but it’s small and light enough to make it a ...

The Logitech G309 is the first Powerplay mouse this inexpensive, the first with Bluetooth, the first that lets you use an AA battery when you’re on the go, and the first with a supercapacitor ...