Buying a new mouse isn’t simply about its accuracy or its number of buttons. It’s about finding a mouse that fits your hand. You don’t want to have to cringe your fingers when trying to hold a mouse that’s too small or too large, or grapple with a shape that’s not designed for your dominant hand. The feel of a mouse is just as important as the fit. Obviously you’ll be touching it a lot, so you want something with a comfortable texture and a clicky feel right underneath your precious little fingers.
This, combined with the specs and whether it’s wired or wireless means there’s a lot to consider, and that’s before you factor in the price. So, to keep you from getting annoyed with your little table rodent, we’ve put together a list of the best PC gaming mouse deals available today. Here’s something for everyone, at a variety of prices, so be sure to browse through the different options and don’t get stuck with a rat about to bite your hand.
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Our picks for best gaming mouse Overall offers an incredible combination of comfort, feel and customization options. The G502 Hero includes interchangeable weights to adjust the feel of the mouse on the desk and 11 programmable buttons. Even the left and right click feel is lovely.
A great budget choice, the Logitech G203 Lightsync features a sleek design that balances style and comfort, along with a lightweight frame and impressive functionality. It has two programmable buttons on the left side, while the RGB strip that surrounds the back of the mouse is an exceptionally quick touch.
The latest version of Razer’s iconic gaming mouse, the Deathadder V2 increases the original’s maximum DPI from 6,400 to 20,000, while adding optical left/right-click switches and an anti-sweat coating to prevent your aim from slipping. It’s also quite light for a mouse of the same size, only slightly heavier than the Logitech G203.
Razer’s premium wireless mouse is currently one-third (more or less) off on eBuyer. The Basilisk Ultimate features optical wireless technology that Razer claims is “faster than a wired gaming mouse,” along with 12 programmable buttons and 15 customizable RGB lighting zones. A great price for a great mouse.
Our top pick for the best ambidextrous mouse, Viper’s design caters to both left- and right-handed players. It’s also one of the lightest mice on this list, ideal for players who prefer minimal drag when hovering around their desk. The sleek white version of the mouse is now less than half the price at Amazon.
Another excellent ambidextrous mouse, the Sensei Ten was designed with adaptability in mind. Its TrueMove Pro sensor is built for reliable tracking on any surface, and it also features tilt-tracking technology for “stable gaming,” making it perfect for play when… on the boat, I guess? Or during an earthquake? Anyway, it’s now down to £40 at Amazon, which isn’t a bad price at all.
The Razer Naga Trinity is specifically designed for multiplayer gaming. With replaceable side panels, it can equip up to 19 inputs at a time, making it ideal for MMO or MOBA players that require a lot of macro commands. Its other panels add versatility to less button-focused games, allowing you to tailor it specifically to your needs.
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It may be a bit long now but the original DeathAdder is still a perfectly good gaming mouse, especially at this price point. It doesn’t have some of the functionality of the other mice on this list, but it’s sleek, comfortable to hold, and built to last.
- EVGA X17 – $29.99 at Newegg (was $79.99)
An unusual mouse in both style and ergonomics, the EVGA X17 features a narrow width and tilt design specifically suited to smaller hands, while its own sniper buttons deliver expertise. FPS conversion. It also features adjustable probes up to 8,000Hz for smoother response times and greater accuracy. If you like something a little different, you can buy it for over $30 at Newegg.
A great US price for the special edition of – and RPS Reader’ – favorite gaming mouse. The only difference between the G502 Hero and the G502 SE Hero is the styling, the SE has a patterned silver border as opposed to the all-black finish of the standard model. You still get adjustable weights, customizable RGB lighting sync, and the click mechanics are awesome.
If the original DeathAdder is a bit old for you, Logitech’s G203 Lightsync offers similar performance for a similar price. It has fewer buttons than the DeathAdder, but the maximum DPI is slightly higher. It’s also a bit lighter than the DeathAdder and has a flatter, more rounded design that’s more comfortable in the palm of your hand.
The wireless version of the DeathAdder V2 is nearly 50% off on Amazon. It has a familiar, comfortable shape and offers up to 70 hours of battery life and weighing 88g, it’s pretty light for a wireless mouse.
In addition to a ridiculous 25,000 DPI sensitivity on maximum settings, the G604 Lightspeed is also equipped with 15 buttons, both Bluetooth and Logitech’s proprietary Lightspeed connectivity, and a dual-active mouse wheel that supports both super-fast scrolling and scrolling. It’s not the prettiest mouse in the world, but it’s worth more in almost every other respect and a steal at $45.
The wireless version of the G502 is significantly more expensive than its wired cousins. But if you want the best gaming mice while minimizing the amount of cords stuck behind your desk, you can currently get a $40 discount at Gamestop.
Yet another member of our best gaming mouse ranking, the G Pro is even lighter than the DeathAdder V2, and combines that with Logitech’s rapidly decoupled Lightspeed wireless technology and Hero sensor. 16k DPI. It also has a sleek, sophisticated design for players who don’t want too much flash on their desktop. The only oddity is that the DPI button is on the bottom of the mouse, which is unusual, but by no means a deal breaker.
