A short while ago, a company of which I had never heard reached out to me with an opportunity to check out some of its latest products. After a brief session perusing its website and a look into the offered accessories, I decided to take a chance and agreed. Not long after that, I had in my possession two premium wireless gaming mice from the unique, heavily sci-fi inspired brand GravaStar.
I was immediately impressed by the incredibly distinct design of GravaStar's debut gaming mice; even Windows Central's Editor-in-Chief, Daniel Rubino, was struck by the aesthetics of the GravaStar Mercury M1 Pro and Mercury M2 when I briefly showed them off during a team meeting. After using them, it quickly became clear that there was far more to GravaStar's wireless gaming mice than just looks. One seemingly minor flaw prevents these mice from claiming a permanent place in my setup, though.
