Most gaming mouses, such as steelseries, razer, and others, have the ability to create and use macros, but in a very limited form, because the number of types of supported commands is limited only by clicking on the mouse buttons and delays set between these clicks. Such macros are usually called clickers (click from English. Click, a characteristic sound when you click on the mouse button).
More complex macros, at the moment, support a very limited number of manufacturers of computer gaming mice. One of these manufacturers is a4tech, which is produced by mice supporting more complex macros, which include, in addition to mouse clicks and delays between clicks, control of the mouse pointer along the abscissa and ordinate axes, i.e. axes X and Y, respectively.