Wireless peripherals are pretty hot right now. There are a lot of cable cutters out there that just need more freedom in the office, at home, or even on their gaming setups. There’s no shortage of ...

There's rarely news in the world of Mac pointing devices, primarily because the computers all come with either Apple's Magic Mouse, Magic Trackpad, or a built-in trackpad of some type. That's why I ...

Rapoo has launched the VT9 PRO dual-mode wireless gaming mouse, with prices starting from 199 yuan ($27). The new mouse features a lightweight design, weighing only 68 grams. It boasts a customizable ...

Since we know very little about Rapoo, we had to go to their "about us" section to get a grip on what they are all about. Even though we had never heard of the company prior to this, they have been in ...

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At first glance, the Rapoo 7100P Wireless Optical Mouse ($29.50) seems like just another wireless mouse. But a closer look shows its attempt to stand out from the crowd with such features as three ...

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Rapoo here, Rapoo there, Rapoo everywhere! Welcome to our review series in which we take charge of a new keyboard, mouse, or combo sent to Gearburn by Chinese company Rapoo each week. The first Rapoo ...

Rapoo launches the 7100P, a 5 GHz wireless optical mouse that creates a smoother user experience while working on a laptop or desktop. The advanced technology is loaded into a sleek package for a ...

The demand for wireless travel The 3100P Wireless Optical Mouse ($24.99) is Rapoo's take on a compact travel mice, but it doesn't have any outstanding qualities that distinguish it from other wireless ...

Rapoo is a Chinese peripherals manufacturer that burst onto the North American scene a few years ago. You won't find their products at Best Buy (except in Canada) or other mainstream brick and mortar ...