Which mice have infinite scroll? (2023)

Do any Razer mice have infinite scroll?

Pro Click and Pro Click Mini have it.

On top of the tilt clicking, the G502 also has an infinite smooth scroll wheel, similar to the one found on the G903.

Logitech M500s Advanced Corded Mouse with Advanced Hyper-fast Scrolling & Tilt, Customizable Buttons, High Precision Tracking with DPI Switch, USB plug & play.

The G305 mouse doesn't have the hyper scroll capability.

The G903 does have an infinite scroll wheel that's not on the G Pro Wireless, so if for some reason you game with that then prioritize the G903.

If you prefer ultra-light mice, the GLORIOUS is a better choice. The honeycomb design makes it significantly lighter. It has a better quality cable, smoother-gliding mouse feet, and onboard memory. It has a wider maximum CPI, a lower latency, and a slightly more consistent sensor.

Although we all use the infinite scroll every day, it has a dark side. It's one of the most addictive patterns out there, and it's difficult to resist its pull. It's human nature to seek predictability and patterns.

Razer's Basilisk series has always more or less been a clone of the popular Logitech G502. With the previous V2 update, it got even closer, but it still used an adjustable scroll wheel instead of Logitech's famous “infinite scrolling” free-spinning design.

The G402 Hyperian fury does not have the infinite scroll.

It also has a scroll wheel that supports tilt inputs and can be unlocked for infinite scrolling. On the other hand, the G703 is lighter and has weight optimization, and it can be used wired or wirelessly.

Which Logitech mice have flow?

M585 is designed for high performance. Enabled with Flow^™, M585 lets you move the cursor across two computers, Mac or PC, and seamlessly move text, images, and files from screen to screen. Easy-switch^™ lets you pair your mouse to up to two devices and switch between them with a click.

The scroll wheel is sturdy but basic, as it doesn't have L/R tilt inputs or infinite scrolling.

Pagination works better on websites where users are looking for specific pieces of content. Whereas infinite scroll is better suited for websites where you want users to discover and explore the content available. Infinite scroll is also much more effective for mobile devices.

The Logitech G903 HERO is great for office use. It's well-built and comfortable to use whether you're left or right-handed. You can reprogram almost any of its buttons and you can unlock the wheel for infinite scrolling. It's wireless, but can only be used wirelessly with its proprietary receiver, and not Bluetooth.

Our Verdict. The Razer Basilisk V2 is a better wired mouse than the Logitech G502 HERO. It's a bit lighter, and its cable is noticeably better as well, as it doesn't create as much drag.

The best gaming mouse available is the Razer Viper V2 Pro, the newest entry in Razer's successful Viper lineup. It shares the same low-profile, symmetrical shape as previous models.

1. Logitech G303 Daedalus Apex. The Logitech G303 Daedalus Apex is a durable and premium gaming mouse with six programmable buttons. Its high 300 IPS is perfect for drag clicking, along with its respectable 12,000 DPI, which is plenty for a mouse of this stature.

Our Verdict. The Razer DeathAdder V2 is a slightly better gaming mouse than the GLORIOUS Model O if you're a palm or claw grip user. Its shape is more rounded, but the lightest option between the two is the GLORIOUS. The GLORIOUS is also available in an even smaller design, which is great if you have small hands.

Our Verdict. The Logitech G Pro Wireless is a better mouse for most people, but the GLORIOUS Model O is a better choice for those who want a lighter option. The GLORIOUS is wired, while the Logitech is a wireless mouse.

Is glorious good for FPS?

The GLORIOUS Model O is an excellent mouse for FPS games. It has great performance with low click latency, great DPI settings, and an adjustable polling rate. It also feels well-built and should be comfortable enough for marathon gaming sessions.

It's been 14 years since one technology engineer designed a simple app feature that changed the lives of millions and turned the use of social media into an addiction we all fight. His name was Aza Raskin and he now says he's deeply sorry and feels guilty about it.

A research study conducted by Penn State University said that mindless scrolling often happens from the fear of missing out. Personally, I face this very often as a student journalist. My brain is ingrained to always believe I am missing something important, like breaking news.

Raskin has continued his father's work on project Archy, has worked as the head of user experience at Mozilla Labs and as lead designer for Firefox, and has founded a number of companies. He is also the inventor of the infinite scroll.

This mouse cannot drag click, but can jitter and butterfly click. Hope that helps. Sorry, there was a problem.