Rapoo has officially launched the VT3s Max Master Edition wireless gaming mouse in China. The mouse is now open for pre-orders at a price of 499 yuan ($72). The VT3s Max Master Edition uses a dual ...

Rapoo has introduced its latest gaming mouse, the VT1 Pro Dual High-Speed Edition, in the Chinese market. The mouse is now available on JD.com for 229 yuan ($32). Let’s delve into its key specs. Rapoo ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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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Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. Rapoo is a Chinese peripherals manufacturer that burst onto ...

Rapoo, a well-known gaming brand for gaming accessories and peripherals, has launched a new gaming mouse. Called the Rapoo VT9 Air, the wireless gaming mouse is targeted right at competitive gamers.

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 ...