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Wireless mouse suitable for gaming, without a dongle. Currently I'm using Logitech marathon mouse and on my new Max-Q laptop it looks and feels not okay, since it sticks out. I wonder
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Corsair RGB Sabre Pro Wireless] I know its not the hottest mouse on the market, but its the best wireless large mouse out there. The Razer Deathadder is great, but its button
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