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What is the real difference between various models of presenters? Is it worth it to buy a more expensive presenter model or is it enough to buy a budget clicker? Do I need a red or green laser pointer? Is the presentation timer convenient? What is better - buttons or joysticks? Is the clicker compact enough to fit a palm or a pocket? If you've ever asked yourself such a question, this review will give you detailed explanations. They are based on our personal experience and customers’ feedback.
The F1 AIR matches 8000 Hz polling from premium rivals at a weight that undercuts nearly everything on the market—if the price holds up.
Keychron's new ultralight mouse weighs just 43 grams and hits 8,000Hz polling over 2.4GHz wireless — but it's only confirmed for China right now.
The compact mouse launched in China on July 7 with silent TTC switches, a glass-tracking sensor, and no software installation required — but no Western release date yet.
UK startup NextAxis Design is crowdfunding OVO, a motion-controlled input device that ditches flat-surface tracking in favour of tilt, rotation, and mid-air gestures.
The Gaming Mouse 2 packs the PixArt PAW3955XM sensor — the same class of hardware found in mice costing twice as much — but it's currently only available in China.
The new product allows you to get rid of cables and the charging case
This mouse will make you the king of online shooters
The new product can be purchased for as little as $25
Not everyone will like it, but it's beautiful
