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The Cooler Master MM711 gaming mouse has dropped in price at B&H where you can get it for just $46.99 today . That's a decent low price for a mouse that's selling as high as $59 at Walmart . It's actually "on sale" for $51 at Amazon , and that is the next best price but it definitely doesn't top what B&H is doing. This is a great price, but it might not last long since it's the first time since last year that we've even seen it go this low anywhere. This is a fantastic wired mouse, and it has a six foot cable so you can plug in comfortably anywhere. It's also made with an Ultraweave covering that helps reduce pull while you're moving the mouse around. The mouse uses a USB connection for simple connectivity. It also has a 16,000 DPI optical sensor for precise and accurate movements. The sensor is sensitive enough to work wherever you are. It also has a 1000 Hz polling rate. It also has six different buttons you can map. If you're a

Corsair's latest wireless gaming mouse ticks all the right boxes. Corsair covers the entire gamut of gaming accessories, with its recent K100 RGB keyboard setting a new standard for gaming keyboards. Today, I'm taking a look at another recent entrant that has made a tangible difference to my gaming setup: the Dark Core RGB Pro gaming mouse. There's no shortage of gaming mice, and the Dark Core RGB Pro holds its own against the best that Razer and Logitech have to offer right now. The mouse has Corsair's Slipstream tech for sub-1ms wireless latency over 2.4GHz, a PixArt sensor that goes up to 18,000 DPI, battery life of over 30 hours, and USB-C connectivity. In short, the Dark Core RGB Pro has everything you're looking for in a wireless gaming mouse. I've used the mouse for a few months now, and here's what makes it a great option. Corsair Dark Core RGB Pro review: The good The bad The competition Should you buy? Corsair Dark Core RGB Pro Bo