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Logitech has come up with a new kind of mouse in their MX series. The mouse is vertically positioned with an angle of 57 degrees and would be able to relieve stress on the wrist of the user. The MX vertical will have a sensor supporting up to 4000 dpi.

Cherry is probably the most known for its mechanical keyboard switches, often used in the gaming peripheral industry for state-of-the-art keyboards. Aside from their many different types of switches, they also release a few finished products of their own, such as this recent keyboard and mouse set: the B.Unlimited Desktop.

HyperX, a division of the more well-known brand Kingston, is a new competitor on the gaming peripheral market. In this review, we'll see if their first gaming mouse, the Pulsefire FPS, holds up against other brands.

It's an exciting time for gaming peripheral fans who like to have the latest of the latest: high-end brands like Razer, Corsair and Steelseries have announced impressive new products.

To give some gratitude to our readers, we're going to give away some products over the year, starting this month. Thanks to our sponsor, we're giving away a Trust GXT177 Gaming mouse for free! It's a Ambidextrous Pro-gaming mouse with extremely precise laser sensor; some key features listed below:

With the G900 Chaos Spectrum, Logitech profiles itself on the Gaming Mouse market as a new high-end player. In this review we'll see if the mouse gives the bang for your buck.

The Trust GXT 155c is a simple, but high quality mouse for the occasional gamer and frequent pc-poweruser. Read all about it in this extensive review. 

Trust recently announced an extreme accurate Pro Gaming Laser Mouse. With the configurable RGB-lightning from the GXT 177, you can chose between 16.8 million colours. The mouse is designed for left and right handed gamers to feel comfortable during hours of gaming. 

Inputdevices for computers is what CHERRY does best. On 18 August, the company announced a new cable mouse specifically optimized for professional use providing high-accuracy with a premium optical sensor from which the glide-area is represented on the whole bottom of the mice.

Our favourite budget peripheral manufacturer, EtekCity, has provided us with another sample to review. This time they have given us one of their budget gaming mice. Here at BHT we’re obviously all seasoned gamers, and since we’re all proud members of the glorious PC master race, we can safely say we know what a good gaming mouse is. So let us start our review on the Etekcity Scroll FLY.