The Ploopy Bean is a 3D-printed, open-source hardware pointing stick mouse that runs QMK open-source firmware on a Raspberry Pi RP2040 microcontroller to control four Omron D2LS-21 buttons and a ...

Learn how Logi Options+ lets you control and personalize your Logitech devices on a Windows 11/10 PC. Explore features like ...

Tips for connecting Microsoft's Xbox controllers via USB, wireless adapter, or Bluetooth.

Ever wish you could control multiple computers with the same mouse and keyboard? While there are a few ways to do this, the ...

With high-end features like TMR sticks, HD haptics, and its unique touchpads, Valve's new Steam Deck offers both an excellent ...

Given the overall package of the controller, PC Pragmata players are advised to use it over a keyboard and mouse setup. Still, this is a subjective opinion, and you should try out both setups if you ...

Claude Cowork and Claude Code can now perform advanced actions on your Mac, by taking control of the mouse and keyboard as if it's another user. We still recommend that users skip "features" like this ...

A Bangalore, India-based hardware upstart is rethinking what the mouse on your desk can do – by splitting it in two. On the surface, the Phase from Pixelpaw Labs looks like a regular mouse, albeit ...

First look: It's one of the longest-running conundrums of PC gaming: mouse-and-keyboard or controller? One company is trying to go the "why not both" route – in a sense – by creating a mouse that ...

TL;DR: Pixelpaw Labs' Phase is a versatile PC gaming mouse that splits into a JoyCon-style controller with dual analog sticks and buttons. It supports Windows, macOS, Linux, and mobile platforms via ...

Forget gaming mice optimized to within an inch of their life to be as light and high-performance as possible. Set aside PC controllers sculpted for comfort and equipped with thumbsticks tuned for ...

If you have ever had your computer mouse lag, stutter, or freeze, you may have blamed the operating system or the device driver. But as it turns out, most of the time, the problem lies with the USB ...