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技術ブログ	Mercari Engineering Blog	Goでテスト用のフィクスチャを生成する	https://engineering.mercari.com/blog/entry/20230630-32980896a4/	hellip	2023-06-30 13:11:15
技術ブログ	Developers.IO	Aurora Global DatabaseのAurora DBクラスターのRDS Proxyを作ってみた	https://dev.classmethod.jp/articles/aurora-global-database-rds-proxy/	aurora	2023-06-30 13:42:13
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海外TECH	MakeUseOf	Lume Pad 2: AI-Powered 3D Tablet is Amazing, and Weird	https://www.makeuseof.com/lume-pad-2/	conditions	2023-06-30 13:16:17
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海外TECH	DEV Community	Unveiling the Capabilities of Managed Databases: An In-Depth Look at Amazon RDS	https://dev.to/brandondamue/unveiling-the-capabilities-of-managed-databases-an-in-depth-look-at-amazon-rds-2pn6	Unveiling the Capabilities of Managed Databases An In Depth Look at Amazon RDSIn the dynamic landscape of cloud based database services Amazon RDS stands tall With its comprehensive suite of features and exceptional performance Amazon RDS paves the way for efficient and scalable database management In this article we going to dive deep into Amazon RDS exploring its remarkable offerings and unravelling the immense value it brings to businesses From the impressive replication capabilities of RDS Read Replicas to the fault tolerance provided by Multi AZ deployments and the intelligent handling of database traffic through RDS Proxy we are going to uncover the intricacies of the transformative features Amazon RDS brings to the table Let s get to business and see how RDS empowers organizations to thrive in the AWS cloud What is Amazon RDS I always like to start from the ground up when writing about anything so before we start exploring the features and capabilities of Amazon RDS let me answer the fundamental question of what it is in the first place Amazon RDS Relational Database Service is a fully managed open source cloud database service provided by AWS It offers a hassle free way to set up operate and scale relational databases in the cloud With Amazon RDS users can choose from popular database engines such as MySQL PostgreSQL Oracle Microsoft SQL Server and MariaDB and benefit from automated administrative tasks built in backup and restore capabilities automated software patching and high availability options The fact that Amazon RDS is a managed service makes it a better option than deploying and managing your own database on an EC instance With that out of the way let s start looking into the features of RDS RDS Read ReplicasRead Replicas are read only copies of an RDS database instance that are used to offload read traffic from the source database instance for read intensive workloads They are eventually consistent asynchronous copies of the source database that can handle read queries independently RDS Read Replicas are used by applications to distribute read traffic across multiple replicas reducing the load on the source database and improving overall query performance You can also use a read replica for disaster recovery of the source database instance either in the same AWS Region or in another Region So in case of unavailability of a source database instance due to an outage hardware failure or maintenance you can promote a read replica to become the new source database Amazon RDS allows the creation of up to read replicas for a single source database instance and these replicas can be located within a single AZ in different AZs or across different regions For read replicas that are in the same region as the source database instance there is no data transfer cost for replication However read replicas that are in different regions from the source database instance incur a data transfer cost Some common use cases for RDS read replicas include Scaling beyond the compute or I O capacity of a single database instance for read heavy database workloads Serving read traffic while the source database instance is unavailable If your source database Instance cannot take I O requests e g due to I O suspension for backups or scheduled maintenance you can direct read traffic to your read replica s For this use case keep in mind that the data on the read replica may be “stale since the source database Instance is unavailable Business reporting or data warehousing scenarios You may want business reporting queries to run against a read replica rather than your source production database Instance You may use a read replica for disaster recovery of the source database instance either in the same AWS Region or in another Region RDS Multi AZ DeploymentsRDS Multi AZ deployments are a feature of Amazon RDS that enables high availability and data durability for database instances When you run a database instance as a Multi AZ deployment the “primary serves database writes and reads In addition Amazon RDS provisions and maintains a “standby behind the scenes which is an up to date synchronous replica of the primary The standby is “promoted in failover scenarios After failover the standby becomes the primary and accepts your database operations You do not interact directly with the standby e g for read operations at any point before promotion With RDS Multi AZ deployments you can have peace of mind knowing that your database is protected by a resilient and fault tolerant setup that prioritizes the availability of your critical data The benefits of a multi AZ deployment are Running your database instance as a Multi AZ deployment safeguards your data in the unlikely event of a database instance component failure or loss of availability in one Availability Zone For example if a storage volume on your primary fails Amazon RDS automatically initiates a failover to the standby where all of your database updates are intact This provides additional data durability relative to standard deployments in a single AZ where a user initiated restore operation would be required and updates that occurred after the latest restorable time typically within the last five minutes would not be available With multi AZ you also benefit from enhanced database availability when running your database instance as a Multi AZ deployment If an Availability Zone failure or database instance failure occurs your availability impact is limited to the time automatic failover takes to complete The availability benefits of Multi AZ also extend to planned maintenance For example with automated backups I O activity is no longer suspended on your primary during your preferred backup window since backups are taken from the standby In the case of patching or database instance class scaling these operations occur first on the standby before automatic failover As a result your availability impact is limited to the time required for automatic failover to complete Another implied benefit of running your database instance as a Multi AZ deployment is that database instance failover is automatic and requires no administration In an Amazon RDS context this means you are not required to monitor database instance events and initiate manual database instance recovery via the RestoreDBInstanceToPointInTime or RestoreDBInstanceFromSnapshot APIs in the event of an Availability Zone failure or DB instance failure Automated BackupsAutomated backups provide a convenient and reliable way to protect your database against data loss With automated backups enabled RDS automatically takes regular snapshots of your database and stores them securely in an S bucket These backups capture the entire database instance including all the data configuration settings and transaction logs You can easily restore your database to any point in time within the retention period defined for your backups This feature ensures that you have multiple restore options and can recover your data to a specific point in time reducing the risk of data loss and letting you sleep better at night so to speak The backups taken by RDS are incremental meaning when a backup is performed only the changes since the last backup are captured and stored This approach helps in optimizing storage usage and reducing the time required for backup operations The initial backup is a full backup and subsequent backups capture only the incremental changes resulting in faster backup processes and reduced storage costs When you restore a database from these backups RDS automatically applies all the incremental backups and brings the database to the desired point in time This incremental backup approach ensures efficient backup operations while maintaining data integrity and recoverability Maintenance WindowsMaintenance windows refer to predefined periods during which necessary maintenance tasks are performed on your RDS instances These tasks include software patching database upgrades and hardware maintenance By specifying a maintenance window you have control over when these activities occur to minimize disruptions to your application s availability Storage Auto ScalingStorage Auto Scaling is a feature that helps you dynamically increase the storage capacity of your RDS database instance in response to changing storage needs It enables you to seamlessly handle increases in data volume without manually modifying the storage configuration With storage auto scaling enabled RDS continuously monitors the amount of storage used by your database When the storage capacity approaches its limit RDS automatically provisions additional storage space to accommodate the growing data This process is performed in the background without impacting the availability or performance of your database It eliminates the need for manual intervention and ensures that your database always has sufficient storage capacity to handle your data growth Using this feature RDS automatically modifies your storage capacity if Free storage capacity is less than of the allocated storageLow storage has lasted for at least five minutesSix hours have passed since the last modificationStorage auto scaling is a useful feature for workloads that are unpredictable and it supports all database engines Amazon RDS ProxyWith Amazon RDS you can deploy a fully managed database proxy A database proxy is an intermediary server or service that sits between your application and your database It acts as a middle layer facilitating and managing the communication between the application and the database The proxy intercepts database requests from the application and forwards them to the appropriate database server and then relays the response back to the application The main purpose of a database proxy is to enhance the performance scalability and security of database connections RDS Proxy acts as an intermediary between your application and your RDS database instances allowing it to handle thousands of concurrent connections from applications without overloading the database RDS Proxy offers the following key features Connection pooling RDS Proxy enables connection pooling which helps optimize database performance by reusing database connections instead of creating new connections for each request This reduces the overhead of establishing new connections and improves response times Connection multiplexing With connection multiplexing RDS Proxy efficiently multiplexes incoming connections from the application to a smaller number of connections to the database This reduces the number of connections the database has to handle improving scalability and reducing resource consumption Automated scaling RDS Proxy can automatically scale the number of available connections based on demand It can handle uneven traffic patterns and automatically adjust capacity to accommodate increasing connection requests ensuring high availability and performance Connection failover In the event of a database instance failure RDS Proxy can automatically redirect the application s connections to a healthy database instance This helps improve the resilience of your application by minimizing downtime and eliminating the need for manual intervention Security and authentication RDS Proxy integrates with AWS IAM for authentication and authorization It provides fine grained access control allowing you to manage user permissions and enforce security policies for database connections Depending on your workload Amazon RDS Proxy can add an average of milliseconds of network latency to query or transaction response time If your application cannot tolerate milliseconds of latency or does not need connection management and other features provided by RDS Proxy you may want to connect your application directly to the database endpoint RDS Proxy supports all RDS database engines including Amazon Aurora It is important to note that an RDS Proxy is not publicly accessible so you can only access it from within an Amazon VPC An RDS proxy can reduce failover time by up to and using it requires no code changes for most apps RDS SecurityWhen it comes to managing databases security is of very high importance Ensuring the confidentiality integrity and availability of your data is crucial for maintaining the trust of your customers and protecting sensitive information In the context of Amazon RDS AWS provides a comprehensive set of security features ranging from encryption at rest and in transit to fine grained access control helping you safeguard your data and mitigate potential risks Let s explore the security features one after the other starting with encryption At rest encryptionYou can enable encryption at rest on your master databases and replicas using AWS KMS Since there is no way to directly change the encryption state of an RDS database after it has been created encryption can only be done at the creation time However if you want to encrypt a database after having created it you need to take a snapshot of the unencrypted database and then restore it as an encrypted database Read replicas created from an unencrypted source database are unencrypted as well In transit encryptionRDS supports the use of SSL TLS protocols to establish encrypted connections between your applications and the RDS database This encryption helps prevent unauthorized access or interception of data during transit When SSL TLS is enabled the data exchanged between your applications and the RDS database is encrypted using strong cryptographic algorithms thereby providing an additional layer of security To enable in transit encryption you can simply enable the SSL TLS option for your RDS database instance AWS automatically generates an SSL TLS certificate for your database ensuring secure communication Once enabled all client applications connecting to the RDS database must use SSL TLS encryption for data transmission IAM Authentication and Security GroupsInstead of making use of a username and password to establish a connection to your RDS database you can leverage IAM roles Also Amazon RDS allows the use of security groups which act as virtual firewalls controlling network access to your RDS database instances Final ThoughtsTo wrap up we have dived deep into the world of Amazon RDS and explored its powerful features that enhance the performance availability and scalability of your databases From harnessing the power of RDS Read Replicas to distribute read traffic to ensuring high availability and fault tolerance with Multi AZ deployments and leveraging the capabilities of RDS proxy and storage auto scaling we have uncovered the tools and techniques that can optimize your database infrastructure With Amazon RDS you have the flexibility to adapt and scale your database environment based on your evolving business needs As you continue your journey with Amazon RDS remember to explore the vast array of options and configurations available to tailor your database deployments to meet your specific requirements By harnessing the full potential of Amazon RDS you can unveil endless possibilities and propel your applications and business operations to higher heights	2023-06-30 13:48:51
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Apple Original sci-fi drama 'Invasion' returns for third season in August	https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/06/30/apple-original-sci-fi-drama-invasion-returns-for-third-season-in-august?utm_medium=rss	Apple Original sci fi drama x Invasion x returns for third season in AugustThe second season of sci fi drama series Invasion returns to Apple TV on August Apple TV Invasion I couldn t be more excited about the return of Invasion on Apple TV series co creator and executive producer Simon Kinberg said in a press release Read more	2023-06-30 13:30:14
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Apple Vision Pro details, iPhone 15 Pro cases leak, and Apple's product roadmap	https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/06/30/apple-vision-pro-details-iphone-15-pro-cases-leak-and-apples-product-roadmap?utm_medium=rss	Apple Vision Pro details iPhone Pro cases leak and Apple x s product roadmapApple Vision Pro has restrictive safety measures iOS won t launch with some key features iPhone Pro leak hints at an Action Button plus Apple s product roadmap on the AppleInsider Podcast Apple Vision ProMore information keeps surfacing about Apple Vision Pro and visionOS including the likely necessary head strap Your hosts discuss Apple s implementation for mixed reality and if the excitement has worn off since the keynote Read more	2023-06-30 13:05:59
海外TECH	Engadget	The best gaming mouse in 2023	https://www.engadget.com/best-gaming-mouse-140004638.html?src=rss	The best gaming mouse in If you regularly play games on a PC a good mouse will give you greater control over your cursor add a few more buttons you can customize to your liking and generally make your downtime more comfortable In competitive games the best gaming mouse won t magically make you an unstoppable gamer but its faster response time and extra inputs should make for a more pleasurable and responsive experience as you continue practicing The best gaming mouse for your needs will ultimately be up to a matter of preference how well its shape fits your hand and how well its feature set suits your particular gaming needs Over the past three months though we set out to find a few options for PC gaming that might fit the bill be they for FPSes MMOs or anything in between After researching dozens of mice testing around and playing countless hours of Overwatch CS GO Halo Infinite and Final Fantasy XIV among others here s what we ve found with some general buying advice on top What to look for in a gaming mouseWired vs wirelessBuying a wireless gaming mouse used to mean sacrificing a certain level of responsiveness but thankfully that s no longer the case Over the last few years wireless connectivity has improved to the point where the difference in latency between a good wireless model and a tried and true wired gaming mouse is barely perceptible Note however that we re strictly talking about mice that use a GHz connection over a USB dongle not Bluetooth Many wireless models support both connection options which is great for travel but Bluetooth s latency is generally too high to be reliable for gaming Going wireless still has other trade offs too Battery life is improving all the time but with their higher performance demands and oftentimes RGB lighting wireless gaming mice tend not to last as long as traditional wireless models You shouldn t expect more than a few days of power from a rechargeable mouse you use regularly Beyond that good wireless gaming mice usually come at a much higher cost than their wired counterparts That s not to say the premium isn t worth it Who wants yet another cable on their desk Plus you may need a wireless model if you hate the feel of “cable drag or if your gaming PC is located in an awkward spot Many wireless gaming mice come with a cable you can hook up in a pinch as well But if price is any sort of concern a good wired mouse is usually a better value Comfort and grip typesEveryone s hands are different so at the end of the day calling one mouse “more comfortable than another is mostly subjective Ensuring your comfort is the most essential step when buying any mouse though so we ve done our best to consider how each device we tested works with small average sized and big hands alike We also considered how each device accommodates the three grip styles most people use while holding a mouse palm fingertip and claw As a refresher a palm grip is when your whole hand rests on the mouse with your fingers resting flat on the main buttons A fingertip grip is when you steer the mouse solely with the tips of your fingers with your palm not in contact with the device at all A claw grip is when your palm only touches the back edge of the mouse with your fingers arched in a claw like shape toward the buttons In general most people use a palm grip which tends to offer the greatest sense of control though depending on the size of your hand you may need your mouse to be a specific length to use it comfortably A fingertip grip can allow for more rapid movements while a claw grip is something of a balance between the two Switch and Click has a good breakdown if you d like a bit more detail but we ll note below if a mouse isn t well suited for a particular grip style For what it s worth yours truly is a claw gripper most of the time Build quality and designA good gaming mouse feels sturdy and won t flex or creak when used strenuously We also valued mice without any overly sharp angles or grooves that could be awkward for most people to hold And while most gaming mice have plastic exteriors not all plastic is created equal so we looked for finishes that were smooth not too slick and capable of withstanding the sweaty palms that often come with competitive gaming sessions The gaming mouse market is mostly split between two design styles ergonomic and ambidextrous Ergonomic gaming mice are almost always made with right handed users in mind and often feature dedicated thumb rests Ambidextrous mice are more symmetrical and designed to be used with either hand though they may not have extra buttons on both sides Which shape works best for you is largely a matter of personal preference A gaming mouse s feet meanwhile should provide a consistent glide and reduce the friction between your mouse and the surface beneath it as much as possible For the best performance look for feet made from PTFE aka Teflon All feet will eventually wear down but many mice come with spares and most manufacturers sell replacements if needed As for flashy RGB lighting it s a nice bonus but little more than that Still if you ve already kitted out your setup with RGB having a mouse with adjustable lighting effects can add to the gaming experience and more consumer tech could stand to do things for pleasure s sake More practically some mice let you assign custom lighting settings to separate profiles which can make it easier to see which one you re currently using WeightGaming mice have gotten lighter and lighter in recent years with some models we tested weighing as little as grams Your mouse doesn t need to be that light anything under g is still fairly low and it s not like a g mouse feels like an anchor Regardless a low weight makes it easier to pull off repeated fast movements with less inertia That said some players still enjoy a little bit of bulk in their gaming mouse relatively speaking especially with games that aren t as reliant on twitchy reactions To reach those lower weights some manufacturers have released gaming mice with “honeycomb style designs which come with several cutouts in the outer shell These mice can still perform great but having a bunch of holes that expose the internal circuit board to possible sweat dust and detritus isn t the best for long term durability We generally avoid recommending models with this design as a result Switches buttons and scroll wheelA growing number of gaming mice use optical switches instead of mechanical ones Since these involve fewer bits making physical contact they should generally be more durable and less prone to unwanted “double clicks over time Mice with mechanical switches still have plenty of merit but they carry a little more long term risk in a vacuum Since most people will use their gaming mouse as their mouse mouse we valued models whose main buttons have a softer feel when pressed with enough travel to make inadvertent actuations less frequent But even this is a matter of preference You may want lighter buttons if you play games that call for constant clicking Also we looked to testing from sites like Rtings to ensure each mouse we recommend has a sufficiently low click latency meaning your clicks will register with minimal lag Beyond the standard click panels a good gaming mouse should also have programmable buttons for quick macros or shortcuts For most games shoot for at least two extra buttons on the thumb side that are easy to reach and difficult to press by accident Lots of mice have more buttons which can be a plus but not if they force you to contort your fingers to avoid hitting them For MMO mice having at least side buttons is preferable in order to access as many hotbar commands as possible As for the scroll wheel it should have distinct ratcheted “steps that aren t too resistant but make it clear when you ve actually scrolled Its texture should be grippy and it shouldn t make any distracting amount of noise when used The wheel should also be clickable giving you another input to customize for certain games e g to control the zoom on a sniper rifle Sensors and performanceSome are more proficient than others but generally speaking the optical sensors built into most modern gaming mice are more than fast and accurate enough for most people s needs While shopping for gaming mice you ll see a number of terms related to sensor performance To be clear a gaming mouse s responsiveness doesn t come down to just one spec But for clarity s sake here s a rundown of the more noteworthy jargon DPI or dots per inch is a measure of a mouse s sensitivity The higher the DPI setting the more your cursor will move with every inch you move the mouse itself Many of the best gaming mice advertise extremely high DPIs that top out above or but that s largely marketing fluff Few people play above with a common sweet spot This concept is also referred to as CPI counts per inch which is probably the more accurate term though DPI is used more often IPS or inches per second refers to the maximum velocity a mouse sensor supports The higher the IPS the faster you can move the mouse before it becomes incapable of tracking motions correctly Acceleration goes with IPS In this context it refers to how many Gs a mouse can withstand before it starts to track inaccurately Polling rate is a measure of how often a mouse tells a computer where it is In general the more frequently your mouse reports information to your PC the more predictable its response time should be Anything at Hz or above is fine for gaming The current standard and likely the sweet spot for most is Hz Lift off distance is the height at which a mouse s sensor stops tracking the surface below it Many competitive players like this to be as low as possible in order to avoid unintended cursor movements while repositioning their mouse Software and onboard memoryIt doesn t take long to find horror stories about bugs and other niggling issues caused by gaming mouse software so the ideal app is one that doesn t force you to use it all the time It should let you adjust as many of the aspects above as possible ideally to several distinct profiles Preferably you can save your settings directly to the mouse itself letting you pick your customizations back up on another device without having to redownload any software All this is most important on Windows but Mac compatibility is always good to have too Warranty and customer supportMost major gaming mice brands offer warranties between one and three years The longer and more extensive a manufacturer s program is the better This is the case with most consumer tech but we note it here because the gaming mouse market is particularly flush with products from less than household names many of which you may see hyped up on YouTube Reddit or elsewhere around the web A bunch of these more obscure mice are genuinely great but if you ever buy from a more niche brand it s worth checking that some level of customer support is in place We ve made sure our picks for the best gaming mice aren t riddled with an abnormal amount of poor user reviews Best for most Razer Basilisk VOf the gaming mice we tested the Razer Basilisk V offers the most complete blend of price performance build quality and wide ranging comfort It s typically available between and and for that price it provides a sturdy body with a pleasingly textured matte finish and a shape that should be comfortable for each grip type and all but the smallest of hands It uses durable optical switches and its main buttons are large relatively quiet and not fatiguing to press repeatedly The Basilisk V has a total of customizable buttons including two side buttons that are easy to reach but difficult to press by accident There s a dedicated “sensitivity clutch on the side as well which lets you temporarily switch to a lower DPI for more precise aiming though it s the one button that may be harder for smaller hands to reach without effort Beneath those buttons is a well sized thumb rest The thumb wheel on top is loud and a bit clunky but it can tilt left and right and a built in toggle lets it switch from ratcheted scrolling to a free spin mode That s great for navigating unwieldy documents At roughly grams the Basilisk V is on the heavier side for twitch shooters but its PTFE feet let it glide with ease and Razer s Focus sensor helps it track accurately The weight shouldn t be a major hindrance unless you really take competitive FPS play seriously And if that s the case see our premium recommendations below Either way the included cable is impressively flexible and the mouse s RGB lighting is fun without being garish Razer s Synapse software is Windows only and can be naggy with updates but makes it easy enough to set profiles and adjust DPI polling rate macros and RGB effects You can also save up to five profiles to the mouse itself though your lighting customizations won t carry over nbsp The Basilisk V is an ergonomic mouse designed for right handed use If you want an ambidextrous model with similar performance in the same price range try Razer s Viper KHz It ditches the multi mode scroll wheel and its ludicrously high max polling rate of Hz has little real world benefit for most but it s much lighter at g and it has two customizable buttons on both its left and right sides We ll also note Logitech s G X which has a similar shape lower weight g and more side buttons but also louder main buttons a worse cable no RGB and a slightly more awkward fit for most hands Best premium Razer DeathAdder V ProIf money is no object the best gaming mouse we tested is the Razer DeathAdder V Pro It s pricey at but its superlight g wireless design and top notch sensor make it exceptionally responsive While smaller handed folks may find it a bit too tall most should find its gently curved shape to be comfortable over long gaming sessions regardless of their grip type Its two side buttons are largely easy to reach and nothing about its body creaks or flexes The scroll wheel is soft and quiet while the main buttons feel satisfying but not overly sensitive It also uses optical switches Battery life is rated at a decent hours per charge and you can connect an included and highly flexible USB C cable in a pinch Razer also sells a “HyperPolling dongle that increases the mouse s max polling rate to Hz but few need that and the company says using it can drop the mouse s battery life down to just hours Despite its higher cost the DeathAdder V Pro does forgo some of the Basilisk V s extras There s no RGB lighting no Bluetooth support for just one onboard profile and no free spinning or side tilting on the scroll wheel The DPI switcher is inconveniently located on the bottom of the mouse and there s no built in storage compartment for the USB dongle Much of that helps the mouse trim the weight however and the whole point of the DeathAdder V Pro is to excel at the essentials which it does Razer s Focus Pro K sensor is complete overkill in terms of its maximum specs but combined with the mouse s PTFE feet low click latency and easy to flick design it makes fast movements feel as “one to one as any mouse we tested If you re a competitive player who spends most of their time in twitchy FPS games the DeathAdder V Pro should feel tailor made to your priorities That s really the main market here though most people don t need to drop on this kind of device While its contours aren t as pronounced as the Basilisk V the DeathAdder V Pro is still designed for righties For an ambidextrous model Razer s Viper V Pro is really the “B option here providing the same excellent performance in a flatter design that should play nicer with small hands and lefties The Basilisk V Ultimate meanwhile is essentially a wireless version of our “best for most pick with the DeathAdder V Pro s upgraded sensor though it s the heaviest option of this bunch at g If you don t like the Razer aesthetic Logitech s G Pro Superlight is a close runner up whose praises we ve sung in the past If you see it for less than the Razer models or just want a high performing mouse for Mac it s one to keep an eye on but note that it has a lower battery life rating hrs and charges over microUSB instead of USB C Best budget Logitech G LightsyncIf you just want a competent gaming mouse for as little money as possible go with the Logitech G Lightsync Its design is likely too small and flat for palm grippers with large hands its scroll wheel feels somewhat mushy and its rubbery cable isn t ideal It uses mechanical switches too But the rest of it is smooth reasonably light g and sturdily built for the money plus its shape plays well with fingertip or claw grips It s also available in snazzy lilac and blue finishes alongside the usual black or white There are two customizable buttons on the right side plus a DPI cycle button on top but the G s design is otherwise ambidextrous The RGB lighting around the bottom of the device is tasteful and Logitech s G Hub software makes it simple enough to tweak settings on both Windows and macOS There s no onboard memory however While the Logitech Mercury sensor within the G is a few years old and technically lacking compared to most newer alternatives it s consistent and responsive enough to yield few complaints The set of PTFE feet help too You wouldn t go out of your way to get the G to win competitive games of Counter Strike but it s perfectly fine for most games If you d rather get a cheap gaming mouse Logitech s G Lightspeed has more or less the same shape and build quality but adds a more advanced sensor Logitech says it can get up to hours of battery life but it requires a AA battery to work which in turn pushes its weight to just over g Best for MMOs Logitech GIf you want a mouse specifically designed for MMO games get the Logitech G It s ancient having launched way back in and as such it uses mechanical switches and a laser sensor the Avago S that can be less precise than a more modern optical sensor It s hefty at g and it has a wide body that s not ideal for small hands or fingertip grips Plus its cable isn t particularly flexible and its scroll wheel and main buttons are just OK Hear us out though The G is far from the only mouse in this style to be on the larger side and any performance shortcomings it may have will be difficult to notice in an MMO Outside of faster action games it tracks fine For large and average hands particularly those that use a palm grip the G s sloped shape should be comfortable Plus the scroll wheel can tilt left and right The most important thing an MMO mouse can do is let you access several in game commands with minimal effort The G does that supplying customizable side buttons that are angled in a way that distinguishes them without constantly forcing you to look down Few MMO mice make these buttons “easy to reach but the G does about as well as one can The mouse s killer feature however is a third click button which sits under your ring finger and brings up an entire second set of commands when pressed This means you can access up to different inputs with just one hand which is a godsend in MMOs that ask you to juggle multiple hotbars worth of commands Being able to get through your “rotations in a game like Final Fantasy XIV without having to contort your fingers around the keyboard is hugely convenient This feature isn t exclusive to the G but it s not commonplace either Best of all this mouse is affordable typically retailing around There are certainly nicer MMO mice available but the G s functionality is enough to make it the best value in its market Other honorable mentionsPhoto by Jeff Dunn EngadgetCorsair Scimitar RGB Elite is a better built alternative to the G with a more modern optical sensor It lacks the G s third main button but it s a good buy if you don t need that and see it on sale The 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