Gaming peripherals often live well and truly in the realm of three digits, where price tags sit above $100. Sometimes even double or triple that. On the opposite end of the spectrum, there are still budget and affordable offerings you can get be it a mouse, keyboard, or even headset. Case in point - the Gigabyte AORUS M4 and Gigabyte AORUS M4. Two gaming mice that prove to be well worth the - minimal - investment.

Testing both the M2 and the M4 across our regular suite of first-person games – Overwatch, DOOM (2016), and recently with Borderlands 3 – we were impressed. It’s always great when you have to do a double-take when looking at prices. The AORUS M2, as a compact mouse is one we’d recommend in a heart-beat, especially when you factor in that both of these offerings are compatible with the AORUS Engine software letting you tweak DPI settings and even customise the RGB lighting featured on the AORUS logo.

For a lightweight and compact gaming mouse, one that comes with software integration that lets you switch easily between gaming and day-to-day application usage then the M2 might be, err, for you. The flip-side to this, the AORUS M4, comes packed with a slightly better Pixart sensor, a larger form-factor and grip-size, and a nice little bonus in the form of rubberised grips.

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