Joysticks pretty much went out of fashion with the arcade, but they can still teach gaming mice a thing or two. The Lexip 3D mouse is a bit of a Frankenstein's monster, cobbling together elements of a ...

The Lexip Pu94 (see it on Amazon) is not your normal gaming mouse. Sure, it has RGB lighting, a high-DPI laser sensor, six programmable buttons, and no-slip side grips, but it also brings a pair of ...

France-based Lexip is looking for support for what it claims to be “the most accurate and versatile gaming mouse ever created”. With such a claim, the mouse would have to be something special and it ...

While at CES I try to avoid getting bogged down by dozens of random gadgets, and this time I mostly succeeded — but the mouse reviewer in me was intrigued by Lexip’s new gaming mouse that’s also a ...

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Input Peripherals are more than just keyboards and mice. For decades, companies have produced controllers, foot pedals, and all manner of different attachments for gamers to experience their games ...

When it comes to gaming mice there are a lot of customization options you can get depending on what company you go through, but very few companies bother to incorporate two specific oddball concepts ...

I still remember one of my friends back in the 90s when we were playing Quake and slowly shifting over from using the keyboard to control first-person shooters, to using the mouse. My friend using to ...

Taylor Lyles is a staff writer at DualShockers. She specializes in gaming hardware, eSports, virtual reality, new releases and upcoming titles. Born and raised in Maryland, Taylor is currently ...

Lexip’s “3D” mouse is promising gamers a supercharged experience with a mouse that comes with two joysticks built in. Currently in the middle of its Kickstarter campaign, the company says Lexip’s ...

A new Kickstarter project by the name of Lexip is bringing joysticks back to the PC, but not in the way you might think. Remember the glory days of PC gaming with a joystick? Flight simulators just ...

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