Best New Gaming Mice 2014 Comparison Review

A good gaming mouse can help to increase not only your in-game accuracy but speed as well. Having written about the top rated gaming mice overall in 2013 - 2014 I thought it might be fun to highlight a few new release gaming mice, released in 2013 - 2014, that you might not have seen yet.

I'm picky about everything I purchase for gaming including my hardware, monitor, keyboard and other peripherals, but perhaps what I'm most choosy about is my mouse. In this post I'll give you a list and review of twenty of the latest release gaming mice that should take a look at in addition to my list of the ten best gaming mice overall. Like most of my posts this order is placed in order of popularity first and then later is adapted according to user opinion and polls. So, if you don't like the order, then you can vote in order to change it.

Each year gaming mice manufacturers release game versions of their best mice. Sometimes it's confusing to know exactly what it is that you've got. When SteelSeries took on the Diablo III mouse they created something completely unique that was made for one of the most click-intense gaming series ever made. Like the Sensei it's ambidextrous, lightweight, comfortable, and has an ergonomic fit. It also has great balance and works with whatever way you like to hold your mouse (claw or palm).

This mouse is a lot like the original Naga design with one exception, the Hex. Considering I was never able to take advantage of all of the buttons the original had I really like this design. It's easy to slide your thumb between the 6 mechanical thumb buttons. You also get a 5600dpi Razer Precision 3.5G Laser Sensor, 1000Hz Ultrapolling/1ms response time, and a mouse that has a 10 million click life cycle.

Don't let the price of this mouse fool you. It's a solid gaming mouse with instant switching between 500, 1000 and 2000. I'd compare it to the MX518 or the Deathadder. It doesn't have a ton of programmable buttons or anything, but it's one of the best entry-level mice available.

Another solid mouse from Mad Catz Inc. The Cyborg M.M.O.7 has 6400 DPI with 4 Custom DPI Settings and is extremely easy to setup. It even has it's own World of Warcraft intuitive plugin that allows you to easily add macros.

The Sensei is the latest in a long line of pro graming mice released by SteelSeries and is one of the best gaming mice I've ever used. Whether you currently have the Xai or simply have heard good things about SteelSeries the Sensei is a worthy upgrade. Perhaps the most unique feature to the Sensei is the 32 bit ARM processor in the mouse which can double the mouses overall sensitivity from the default of 1 to 5,700 CPI to the double range of 5701 to 11,400 CPI.

For those of you who have a problem using the Razer Naga MMORPG this is a good alternative, especially if you're looking for something that has buttons all over, but not necessarily in one spot. Great for big hands.