The Razer Lachesis V2 is a laser gaming mouse with 5600 dpi, a 3.5G laser sensor, plus lighting that can be customized both for the logo and the wheel. One other important point is that the mouse can be used with either hand, something useful for all the lefties out there. The Razer Lachesis V2 comes with nine buttons which can be programmed and a price tag of $79.99.
The Thanko Silent Wireless Mouse is special thanks to its quietness, a noise level of around 35 db, compared with the regular 58db of any other mouse. If you want to work during the night without making too much noise, the Thanko Silent Mouse can surely help. It has a resolution of 800/1200/1600 Dpi, a very small USB receiver and a price tag of $51. This small mouse weighs 79 grams and it measures 97mm by 56mm by 36mm.
The Verbatim Nano mouse is a wireless model that has a decent price and a very small USB receiver, which you can keep inside the laptop when you put it in its case, without worrying about breaking it off. The Nano comes with a sensor of 1600 dpi, 2 AAA batteries and a price tag of $34.99.
WarMouse Meta is also known as the OpenOfficeMouse, and just as the name says, it’s designed to work well with Open Office. It is a programmable mouse, with 18 buttons, a laser sensor with 5600 CPI and an analog joystick. The price of the WarMouse Meta is $79.99 and if you like to customize and tweak your activity, it might be just the thing for you.
The latest laser mouse at Asus is the WX-Lamborghini, which is a wireless model, which apparently comes with a nano USB receiver. The power of the mouse comes from just one AA battery. The WX-Lamborghini just went for a visit at the FCC, so it’s getting closer to its launch date.
