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Pulsar to study how we all use our gaming mice to make them better, offering prizes to those who help them build the…
Pulsar Gaming is collaborating with Yonsei University's High-Performance Human-Computer Interaction Lab on a research study to gather quantitative user data and behavioral patterns for designing better gaming mice. Gamers worldwide are invited to complete a 19-page survey, with nine participants selected to win a Pulsar Gaming mouse.
Keychron's gaming mouse firmware is going open-source, while the company critiques 'firmware you can't…
Keychron is developing ZGM, an open-source gaming mouse firmware set to launch in early 2027, aiming to provide transparency and customizability lacking in current market offerings. The company, known for its open-source keyboard software, is building ZGM on Zephyr ROTS, designed for modularity and low-latency input, supporting both wired and wireless mice. The G6 HE gaming mouse will be compatible with the new firmware, with the potential for community contributions to adapt it for other hardware.
Turtle Beach has wedged a touchscreen into the side of its new 8K gaming mouse and it's giving me the…
Turtle Beach has introduced a new 8K wireless gaming mouse, the Command Series MC7, featuring a 2.25-inch touchscreen integrated next to the left mouse button. The mouse also boasts a 30K sensor and a hot-swappable battery system, with each battery providing up to 10 hours of playtime. The article expresses skepticism about the practicality and aesthetic of the touchscreen feature, noting its $160/$140 price point.
