This mousepad will give you the best of both worlds for just $35. The Razer Vespula mousepad has one side that’s smooth for when you need super speed, while the other has a more granular surface for situations where you need control.

Both sides will be comfortable thanks to the included gel wrist rest. Use it with any of the more quality Razer mouse options that are available and it should improve your game.

This mouse looks like it came from the future to kill all other mice, with it’s abundance of buttons, John Conner style. The Mad Catz line of USB Cyborg mice don’t just look awesome, they also feature adjustable ergonomics/weights, DPIs up to 5600 and prices up to $130.

As to what all of those buttons do, we’re still trying to figure that out. We do know that it beats your current gaming mouse by a landslide.

The mouse has gone anorexic. I mean look at this thing. You can barely get a finger on it. Somebody better plug that guy into the USB port and let it eat. This one is called the I-T Click Click 2 and yes, it’s controlled with a finger and a thumb.

We aren’t sure how comfortable that would be, but we imagine that it’s like a constant pinch without anyone yelping. The I-T Click Click 2 features an 800dpi optic sensor. Those in Japan can purchase this thin mouse for 1980 Yen or $21.

The computer mouse has been the input device of choice for a long time now in the computer world. There are other mouse alternatives, but odds are most of us use a traditional mouse. If you like the traditional mouse but would like something a bit different and more ergonomic, the Jelfin mouse may be perfect for you.

The Jelfin mouse is a ball-shaped mouse that is covered with a gel material. The gel material makes the mouse more comfortable and the maker says you can squeeze it like a stress ball. Sensitivity is 1000 dpi.

It had to happen eventually. After all we have Lego everything else. Why not a mouse too? Check out this fun Lego Mouse. It won’t be kind to your wrist, but it will go with your other Lego stuff.

This mouse features an 800 DPI sensor, a scroll wheel and left and right mouse buttons, and measures 3.7 inches by 1.2 inches by 2.1 inches with a USB connection. The Lego Mouse is compatible with both Windows and Mac OS X. It will only cost you $31.96.

The DJ Mouse from DJ-Tech is for those users who don’t want to point and click, but rather do some serious mixing on their computer. It’s designed to let users scratch and mix up the beats with a built-in Jog dial, and a stop and hold function that supposedly simulates the feel of vinyl somewhat.

Around the JOG is a blue ringed LED for positional locating, which improves the scratch performance. The device also comes with a special mat for optimizing the quality of your scratch performance.

Computer mice are mostly boring, but now and again something new catches our eye. Like these beautiful computer mice made from exotic woods. They were created by Russia’s AlestRukov, each one handcrafted from cultivated sustainable woods and carved, sanded and polished until they are shiny wood bling.

Each one is built from quality electronic components and feature an optical resolution of 1600 dpi, along with microswitches rated for over 1 million clicks. If that isn’t enough, how about a stiff, yet bendable cable that keeps the cord from getting in your way.

Sony’s VGP-BMS80 VAIO Bluetooth Laser Mouse features technology that is a little more serious than a typical mouse. This guy will give you wireless control of your PS3 or PC as long as it’s within range.

An optical sensor on top lets you use the mouse in the air like a trackpad, making it great for presentations. I guess you could say that this is the Vaio version of a wii-mote. It will cost you $80.

If your current mouse is just too simple for you and you feel that you need a ton of buttons, why not try this one? The OpenOfficeMouse puts a whopping 18 buttons on a single mouse, blowing the normal button to mouse ratio all to hell.

All 18 buttons are programmable, so you can put whatever functions you want on them. The problem is that there are so many buttons you won’t remember which does what. But if you need a mouse that also looks like a calculator, this baby will cost you $75.

The elegant looking ID Mouse shown here was recently showcased at Dutch Design Week 2009. The Bluetooth-enabled mouse is all about luxury and you know what that means. It means a hefty price tag. How about $1200?

Yeah, I appreciate great design as much as anyone, but there ain’t no way I’m buying a mouse for $1200. I don’t care if it is made of hand-formed grade 1 titanium with a high-quality plastic finish. I also don’t care if it has a 3-button neodymium scroll wheel for smooth scrolling.

And one ring shall rule them all. Want to connect your computer to your home TV, so you can enjoy TV shows, movies and more? Now you can navigate Hulu, Amazon Video on Demand, YouTube and Netflix, play your own videos and music with iTunes or Media Center without a keyboard or mouse while at the couch.

Instead use the Hillcrest Labs Loop pointer, the in-air mouse, which doesn’t look awkward at all. It’s a motion-sensing mouse that moves your cursor much like a Wiimote. It has just four buttons and a scroll wheel and uses your computer’s USB 2.0 port.

Brando has been busy building a more secure mouse. The Wireless Encryption Mouse makes it easy to secure sensitive data on your laptop. That’s because it features a “Folder Encryption” function, where folders can be encrypted on your PC, so that they can only be accessed when the mouse and wireless receiver is plugged in. That should keep your naughty pictures safe.

The Wireless Encryption Mouse is available in green, red, yellow and silver and works on the 2.4GHz wireless frequency with 1600dpi resolution. The Wireless Encryption Mouse will cost you $22.

If you want a mouse that looks all stealthy and military and is also highly customizable, CM Storm’s Sentinel Advance is the mouse for you. It features several sensitivity ranges, rapid fire modes, DPI adjustments, and an editor for different macros and scripts. The Sentinel Advance gaming mouse will let you use five different profiles and store them in internal memory, then switch between them on the fly as they are needed.

As a bonus it also boasts Doppler Effect processing, real-time tracking technology and an OLED display. It’s available now to help you kill all of your online enemies for £49.99 or $83.

Almost exactly a year since Movea introduced its Gyration Air Mouse, the Air Mouse Elite is here. Just like the previous incarnation, this one also responds to natural hand movements and enables you to get further away from the mousepad and act like a wizard.

The built-in motion sensors allow it to receive commands using “slight wrist movements performed in the air,” and it works up to 100 feet away from the PC. The mouse also ships with tools for customizing gestures.

Want to send someone a message about their personal hygiene? Why not gift them the Soap Mouse from Elecom. The company just launched this USB mouse that looks like… soap. Soap on a usb rope if you will.

The Elecom M-SP1UR/ M-SP2UR optical mouse features 800dpi resolution and weighs just 65-grams. It won’t clean anything and it just smells like plastic, but if you are a fan of soap, hey why not. It’s available in three colors and retails for 2000 Yen or about $21.