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Finding the right gaming mouse amid all the options available can be a struggle. There are a lot of factors to consider, like how it looks, how it feels in the hand, the button selection and arrangement, the quality of its sensor, and whether you want a mouse that\u2019s wireless or wired. These details, minor as they may seem, can have a major impact on your experience with the mouse you choose to buy. On the other hand, sometimes mice have features that get overblown and aren\u2019t really worth the extra cost. <\/p>\n

If you\u2019re looking for a wireless gaming mouse, you\u2019ll want the best that your budget allows for. The best wireless gaming mouse is Logitech\u2019s G502 Lightspeed<\/a>. It\u2019s the most well-rounded choice if you want comfort, a long-lasting battery, and the best selection and arrangement of buttons. But if you want some alternatives, there are some new, solid contenders below that offer different designs and features.<\/p>\n

If you are looking for the best wired gaming mouse, we\u2019ve recently made some major changes to this section. The Razer DeathAdder V2 has been dethroned by the more feature-dense Razer Basilisk V3<\/a>, and for people who don\u2019t want to spend $70, there\u2019s a cheaper alternative to consider.<\/p>\n

Like our guide to the best gaming headset<\/a>, what follows focuses mostly on newer models that you\u2019re more likely to see on store shelves as opposed to older models, which may be tougher to find in stock \u2014 even if they might still be worth your money.<\/p>\n

Note: there\u2019s typically a dry spell for new mice at the beginning of the year, so we aim to update this as soon as we\u2019re able to take a look at the new, upcoming releases.<\/em><\/p>\n

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The best wireless gaming mouse: Logitech G502 Lightspeed ($120)<\/h2>\n
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The Logitech G502 Lightspeed is a great gaming mouse for discerning gamers who don\u2019t want to compromise on much of anything \u2014 or for casual users who just want a good, solid mouse. It\u2019s comfortable and feature-packed, and even though it\u2019s wireless, it\u2019s a fast and accurate performer that doesn\u2019t feel at a disadvantage against wired mice. <\/p>\n

At $150, the best doesn\u2019t come cheap (though you can sometimes find it for around $100). But if you\u2019ve tossed around the idea of making an investment in a high-end wireless mouse, no other model that I tested for this buying guide justified its price so easily. The G502 Lightspeed has the best features of Logitech\u2019s gaming and general-use mice all rolled into one. The main buttons deliver a satisfying bounce response when you tap them, and unlike some other popular models, they click easily no matter how you grip your hand on the mouse. <\/p>\n

This mouse also features a quick-release button, a feature borrowed from other Logitech consumer-focused and gaming mice. By default, the scroll wheel staggers down a single webpage with each step, which is how you expect a scroll wheel to work. Tapping the button releases the mechanism gripping the wheel, allowing it to freely sail to the bottom of a long page. It\u2019s a small feature, but one that gives the mouse more versatility in certain situations, like being able to quickly scroll through your inventory when in a game.<\/p>\n

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Another nice feature is the inclusion of 16 grams of weights you can insert into the mouse to give it more resistance. A mouse\u2019s weight comes down to personal preference, and that could vary from game to game. This mouse is among the few modern wireless devices to give you the flexibility to change up the weight. <\/p>\n

The fact that the G502 Lightspeed is wireless makes it that much easier to bring along with you wherever you go. But if you just can\u2019t swing the $150 price, I suggest that you check out the $50 Logitech G502 Hero<\/a>, which is the wired version of this mouse. It has almost every feature that you\u2019ll find in the wireless model \u2014 except, you know, wireless capability. <\/p>\n

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The runner-up: Corsair M65 Ultra Wireless ($130)<\/h2>\n
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Corsair\u2019s M65 has long been one of my favorite mouse designs. It\u2019s hefty, bulky, and each of its buttons are big enough that I never whiff on hitting them. That all might sound like it amounts to an unwieldy mouse to some (and it will be, if you prefer lighter mice that have a lower profile), yet it always makes me feel like I have total control over every aspect of the mouse. So it wasn\u2019t a surprise that I enjoyed using the new M65 Ultra Wireless, which keeps the same design (including the ability to add up to 18g of weights), but lops off the cable, adding Bluetooth and 2.4GHz wireless support.<\/p>\n

Just like the wired version, this one comes with extra weights, letting you boost it from 110g (its default weight) to 128g after you add three weights. As several wireless mice are gunning to be a featherweight, averaging at around 65g, this one\u2019s a monster comparatively.<\/p>\n

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Corsair\u2019s M65 Ultra Wireless cuts the cord on one of the company\u2019s heftiest mice. It includes 18 grams of additional weights that can be installed on its bottom. Additionally, it has a built-in gyroscope, allowing for custom gesture bindings in the iCue software.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n<\/p><\/div>\n<\/p><\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

I enjoy using the M65 Ultra Wireless as much as the G502 Lightspeed in-game, though there was one experimental feature on Corsair\u2019s mouse that gave it the edge: its gyroscope that can trigger preset actions when you tilt the mouse. After you customize this setting in Corsair\u2019s iCue companion software, you can do things like reload or anything else by giving the mouse a tilt. It\u2019s satisfying to use and undeniably clever, though this never became second nature to me. That said, I could see this being the kind of feature that earns this mouse some die-hard fans. <\/p>\n

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The fit and finish of the M65 Ultra Wireless is on par with some of the best mice out there, though I missed one too many features to make this my main mouse. Namely, the G502 Lightspeed\u2019s button that lets the scroll wheel spin freely when pressed is essential because it makes the mouse more useful in both games and non-play time when I\u2019m working. I like that the Corsair\u2019s mouse charges via USB-C, while the G502 Lightspeed is using Micro USB. If these differences don\u2019t irk you, and you\u2019re alright with a heavy mouse, you might really like the M65 Ultra Wireless. As for me, it\u2019s one that I want to keep on my desk for some games, but not for nonstop use.<\/p>\n

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Logitech recently released a wireless take on its G303 Daedalus mouse in partnership with pro gamer and streamer Shroud. It\u2019s called the G303 Shroud. And while this $109.99 mouse<\/a> is relatively light on features (and mostly identical to its wired counterpart, with two side buttons and a DPI switcher being its only supplemental buttons), it\u2019s a comfortable, long-lasting option that seems particularly well suited to first-person shooters.<\/p>\n

Compared to the G502 Lightspeed above, the G303 Shroud doesn\u2019t exactly cradle your hand, though gamers who don\u2019t want to smother a mouse with their grip might prefer how this one feels. It has an ambidextrous shape (though its thumb buttons suit right-handed mouse users), and the translucent plastic sides jut out a bit to fit within your thumb joint and serve as a stopper for your pinky on the other side. The thumb buttons here are easy to reach for, though I wish they were thicker to minimize the chance of misfiring during a heated match. <\/p>\n

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The G303 Shroud is a simplistic gaming mouse that some minimalists will take to for its distinct lack of flair \u2014 the only LED is its battery indicator near the scroll wheel. The G303 didn\u2019t blow me away with its design or with how it feels in the hand, but it\u2019s a solid option if you want a no-frills wireless gaming mouse \u2014 if you can swallow the cost.<\/p>\n

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Corsair\u2019s Dark Core RGB Pro SE ($84.99<\/a>) is a good pick if you want oodles of features, including USB-C and Qi wireless charging. This mouse can switch between 2.4GHz wireless mode via its included USB dongle (cleverly tucked under its removable, magnetic wing) or Bluetooth. Of course, you\u2019ll get better results by using the dongle, but it\u2019s great to have options. I found that the battery life, while decent, wasn\u2019t quite as long-lasting as the G502 Lightspeed or the Kone Pro Air.<\/p>\n

Some smaller, but equally welcome, features here come in the form of that removable magnetic wing I just mentioned, which snaps onto its right side to let me comfortably rest my ring and pinky fingers. You might appreciate this most customizable design like I did.<\/p>\n

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The best wired gaming mouse: Razer Basilisk V3 ($70)<\/h2>\n

Razer\u2019s DeathAdder V2 has been my favorite wired gaming mouse for a while, mainly because it\u2019s just so comfortable to use. But one of Razer\u2019s newer mice, the $59.99 Basilisk V3<\/a>, delivers the comfort that I\u2019m looking for, along with several more features. One feature that I personally have a tough time living without is its new scroll wheel tech that can automatically alternate between ridged scrolling and free-spin modes depending on the intensity of your scrolling. This is a feature that comes in handy in and out of gaming.<\/p>\n

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The Basilisk V3 is, in many ways, identical to its predecessor, with a familiar, ergonomic design that\u2019s similar to the G502 Lightspeed wireless gaming mouse. There\u2019s a large, grippy thumb rest on its site, sharing that space with two generously sized thumb buttons and a DPI clutch that can make sniping easier (unlike the V2, where this clutch was optional, it\u2019s fastened to the V3). This mouse has some other niceties as well, like a tilting scroll wheel and support for multiple profiles saved to its onboard storage. If you\u2019re inclined to customize your RGB LEDs, this mouse has a section around its entire body that can let LEDs shine onto your mousepad.<\/p>\n

The $69.99 Basilisk V3 costs the same amount as the DeathAdder V2 at many retailers, and for the price, you\u2019ll be hard-pressed to find a mouse that can offer more features.<\/p>\n

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The runner-up: Cooler Master MM720 (starts at $27)<\/h2>\n

During the latest update to this guide, no mouse that I went hands-on with surprised me as much as Cooler Master\u2019s MM720, a $50 model that, as it turns out, has a bit of a cult following for a good reason. It\u2019s one of the most comfortable mice that I have ever used, with a design that\u2019s equally suited to people who want a cozy grip during work hours and those who have a claw grip while gaming. <\/p>\n

The MM720\u2019s design is undeniably divisive (and goofy) at first blush, with a large section jutting out of its right side to give your ring or pinky fingers a cozy place to rest. There\u2019s much about this mouse\u2019s design that one person may love, while another might curse its existence. Like all mice, however, it comes down to personal preference, grip style, and the games that you like to play. As for me, it feels great to use, despite the fact that I don\u2019t tend to use a claw-style grip. Instead, my medium-sized hand fits over the mouse\u2019s barely curved surface, with my fingertips hanging off the edge of the mouse slightly. <\/p>\n

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The MM720 is the lightest mouse that I\u2019ve tested yet, coming in at 49 grams. Despite that ultra-lightweight build, it doesn\u2019t feel hollow or cheap \u2014 not that this mouse has much to prove at $27. It features two main mouse buttons, as well as an LED-lit scroll wheel that indicates the DPI sensitivity when you press its bottom-located DPI-switching button. Its two thumb buttons on the side are slightly bulbous, too, which makes them easier to feel. There are just a lot of smart design choices here considering the low price.<\/p>\n

If you\u2019re shopping for a wired mouse on a budget, and you know you don\u2019t want a ton of features, consider picking up Cooler Master\u2019s MM720. There\u2019s less at stake with the cost compared to pricier mice, and if your taste in mice and grip style sound anything like mine, you stand to be impressed.<\/p>\n

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Razer\u2019s DeathAdder V2 is proof that a wired mouse doesn\u2019t need countless features to be worth the money \u2014 it just needs to be extremely good at the fundamentals. It should be comfy enough to use for hours at a time with games that require quick reflexes, feature a simple assortment of buttons that take little to no time to master, and, of course, offer great performance. If this matches what you want in a mouse, the $70<\/s> $37.56 Razer DeathAdder V2 is the one to get<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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The $50.99 Prime Plus<\/a> is the middle child in SteelSeries\u2019 new made-for-esports Prime lineup<\/a> of mice, yet it\u2019s also the most interesting and value-packed. It feels just like the others in that lineup, both in the way it fits your hand with a high arch that slopes to the right, as well as with what SteelSeries aptly calls \u201ccrispy\u201d clicks. They\u2019re a little louder than your average gaming mouse, and they have a more tactile feel.<\/p>\n

What sets the Prime Plus apart from the others in the Prime lineup (as well as the other options below) is the OLED screen and controls built into its underside. There\u2019s no driver required to change in-depth settings. You hold the bottom button once it\u2019s plugged in and use the scroll wheel to navigate a menu that lets you change things like the brightness of the OLED and the LED illuminating the scroll wheel. More importantly, you can adjust sensitivity, polling rate (125Hz to 1000Hz), and liftoff distance right from this display. <\/p>\n

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As I mentioned near the top of this article, if $150 for Logitech\u2019s wireless G502 Lightspeed is too much for you to spend, you might want to consider this wired version, the $40 G502 Hero<\/a>. It\u2019s basically the same in almost every way as our top pick for the best wireless gaming mouse, down to the kind of sensor it uses and its adjustable weights. That makes it almost as good, though some might take issue with its thick, braided cable and the somewhat slippery plastic used on the scroll wheel that isn\u2019t on the Lightspeed model.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n


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