If Lenovo is correct to claim that the Y Gaming Precision Mouse ($70) is a “best-in-class” gaming mouse, it’s only because it’s been receiving a remedial education. This peripheral looks promising right out of the box: big and textured, with a slick red-and-black color scheme. The shine is only skin-deep, however, as the Y Gaming Precision employs a so-so sensor and highly limited software. With a $70 price tag, you could — and should — choose a much better gaming companion.
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