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I am thinking of buying viper mini. What do you think?1. SteelSeries Rival 5
Best Gaming Mouse
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SteelSeries Rival 5
Sensor: TrueMove Air optical | Sensitivity: 18,000 CPI | Shape: Right-Handed | Buttons: 9 | Connection: Wired | Weight: 85g
Our top honor goes to theBağlantıları görmek için lütfen Giriş Yapfor being impressively capable and stunningly affordable. This pick doesn’t leave much else to be desired with its $60 price point and versatility. Impressively, SteelSeries actually increased the number of buttons available on the Rival 5 over those found on theBağlantıları görmek için lütfen Giriş Yap. You get your usual assortment, plus a third thumb button situated near the front of the mouse as well as a two-way, flickable button above the Back and Forward buttons. This makes it a great combo of an average gaming mouse and MMO or MOBA option.
The SteelSeries Rival 5 follows the trend of gaming mice shedding weight, as it’s slightly cut back from the Rival 600. Part of that weight loss may come from the omission of a depth sensor, but the Rival 5’s TrueMove Air optical sensor still provides solid tracking. Being a wired option also helps contribute to its lightweight. An added perk is the considerable RGB lighting on board with a zone at the scroll wheel, a zone in the SteelSeries logo on the palm rest, and two RGB strips on each side of the palm rest each with four independent lighting zones.
2. SteelSeries Rival 3
Best Budget Gaming Mouse
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SteelSeries Rival 3
Sensor: TrueMove Core Optical | Sensitivity: 8,500 CPI | Shape: Right-Handed | Buttons: 6 | Connection: Wired | Weight: 77g
Undoubtedly, SteelSeries makes some of the best mice around, and that goes for both its premium gaming mice as well as its budget options. The Rival series has long been a competitor in this budget space, and that's still true with theBağlantıları görmek için lütfen Giriş Yap. It's impressive what capability SteelSeries is able to pack into this mouse for under $30.
First, you get a fairly straightforward gaming mouse with a regular accouterment of dual thumb buttons, a clickable scroll wheel, and a DPI button. And, SteelSeries didn't skimp on the triggers, as the same mechanical switches used in the Rival 3 are featured on more premium models. The star of the show though is the TrueMove Core Optical sensor, which offers phenomenal tracking that'll keep up in the most demanding games. It may not be as fast as the TrueMove 3, but most of us probably don't mouse around at 300 inches per second or pull off 35G acceleration for our flick shots. SteelSeries even offers a bit of flair with RGB lighting from the logo on the palm rest as well as an RGB strip along the base of the mouse.
3. Corsair Harpoon RGB Wireless
Best Budget Wireless Gaming Mouse
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Corsair Harpoon Wireless
Sensor: Optical | Sensitivity: 10,000 DPI | Shape: Ambidextrous | Buttons: 6 | Connection: 2.4GHz Slipstream Wireless, Bluetooth | Battery Life: 30-60 hours | Weight: 99g
A small budget doesn’t have to preclude the option of going wireless. Corsair’s been making wireless gaming accessories more affordable than you may have realized, and theBağlantıları görmek için lütfen Giriş Yapdoes it for the mouse market at just over $40. So, what do you miss out on by going with the wireless mouse? More or less nothing. It uses 2.4GHz Slipstream Wireless connectivity to keep a strong, low-latency link between itself and your computer, so you should get the same response times your wired competitors get.
The Corsair Harpoon RGB Wireless mouse still comes with your typical six buttons as well as an adjustable sensitivity up to a decent 10,000 DPI. And, with 30 to 60 hours of battery life, you won’t have to plug it in all the time. But while it's charging up, you can continue to use it as a wired option. If you decide to take it on the go to use away from your gaming desktop, you can connect using Bluetooth, giving you extra flexibility. Plus, given the name, a bit of RGB lighting is even packed into this pick.
4. SteelSeries Sensei 310
Best Wired Gaming Mouse
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SteelSeries Sensei 310
Sensor: SteelSeries TrueMove3 Optical | Sensitivity: 12,000 DPI | Shape: Ambidextrous| Buttons: 8 | Connection: Wired | Weight: 92.1g
Yes, of course, we have another SteelSeries mouse on our list. TheBağlantıları görmek için lütfen Giriş Yapis one of the finest we've tested. This pick comes toting the TrueMove3 Optical sensor with 12,000 DPI sensitivity. Though keeping your sensitivity capped to 3,500 will enable the 1:1 tracking—which is to say the on-screen cursor will follow your exact hand movements. You can also program the eight buttons on board to do as you please in different games.
The SteelSeries Sensei 310 is one of the most comfortable gaming mice on the market thanks to a coat of soft-touch rubber covering a majority of the peripheral. The sides of the mouse also feature two large silicon pads, which aid in keeping a firm hold of it. And, for those who are right-handed, theBağlantıları görmek için lütfen Giriş Yapis a similar mouse but in an ergonomic shape. You'll also find a bit of RGB lighting on the mouse as an added bonus.
5. Logitech G502 X Lightspeed
Best Wireless Gaming Mouse
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Logitech G502 X Lightspeed
Sensor: Hero (High-Efficiency Rated Optical) | Sensitivity: 25,600 DPI | Shape: Right-Handed | Buttons: 11 | Connection: Lightspeed Wireless | Battery Life: 145 hours | Weight: 99.7g
The Logitech G502 X Lightspeed is the successor to one of our favorite mice, theBağlantıları görmek için lütfen Giriş Yap, and this wireless mouse has all the features we love with a few extras. You get a beautifully angular mouse with enough geometry incorporated into its design to make it look straight out ofBağlantıları görmek için lütfen Giriş Yap, while the sculpted curves almost wrap around your thumb and support the rest of your hand. It's responsive and the controls are reliable, including a new and improved sniper button, DPI-shift button, and scroll wheel. Beyond that, you can reprogram controls and save up to five profiles on the mouse, or even more using the G Hub software, making it super handy for tournament players or gamers that play on multiple devices. You’re also getting almost perfect tracking from 100 to 25,000 DPI, not that you'll ever even need to go that high.
Since the G502 X is a wireless mouse, latency and battery life are always a concern. Luckily, Logitech continues to use its “Lightspeed” wireless connection, so after plugging in its USB dongle, you’ll experience a speedy and accurate mouse. That dongle can connect to a Logitech G keyboard simultaneously, so you won’t have to clog up your device’s USB ports. Unfortunately, you still don’t get Bluetooth, though. As far as power is concerned, the mouse supports Powerplay wireless charging, so you can juice up while still in the heat of battle. However, you won’t have to worry about charging that often with its 140-hour battery life.
6. Razer Basilisk V3 Pro
Best FPS Gaming Mouse
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Razer Basilisk V3 Pro
Sensor: Focus Pro 30K Optical | Sensitivity: 30,000 DPI | Shape: Right-Handed | Buttons: 11 | Connection: HyperSpeed Wireless, Bluetooth, Wired | Battery Life: 90 hours (Hyperspeed) | Weight: 112g
The Razer Basilisk has been our favorite gaming mouse for first-person shooters since it hit the scene in 2017, and it continues to endure with the Razer Basilisk V3 Pro. This gaming mouse takes a great ergonomic design and pairs that with fast, smooth, and responsive movement. It boasts 30,000 DPI, 750 IPS max speed, and 70G acceleration, plus there are 11 programable buttons toting optical switches. The Basilisk is a fully loaded gaming mouse when it comes to connectivity, too. You get Razer HyperSpeed Wireless or a USB-C wired for a lag-free connection, while Bluetooth allows the mouse to work with a majority of your other devices. And to top it off, you get 13 customizable RGB lighting zones to play with.
Beyond the specs, the Razer Basilisk Ultimate feels and plays great. It has the perfect shape to be cupped in your hand, and hitting the DPI clutch to pull off a precise shot feels as good as pulling the e-brake on a hairpin turn in a rally car. You can also program the side paddle to toggle your second ability bar in MMOs or trigger your class ability in a MOBA game. And the improved scroll wheel allows for free spinning to run through content quickly, while a tactile mode makes it easy to cycle through weapons or skills.
7. Corsair NightSword RGB
Best MOBA Gaming Mouse
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Corsair NightSword RGB
Sensor: Optical | Sensitivity: 18,000 DPI | Shape: Right-Handed | Buttons: 10 | Connection: Wired | Weight: 119g (141g with all weights)
TheBağlantıları görmek için lütfen Giriş Yapis a highly customizable weapon designed specifically for right-handed, claw-grip gamers who play battle arena (and first-person shooter) games. This gaming mouse has all the usual programmable buttons, an 18,000 DPI optical sensor, and some aesthetically pleasing RGB lighting. It then adds six underside weights to adjust this peripherals center of gravity. Corsair could've just left things there, but with the iCUE software, you can track how shifting the center of gravity is affecting the way you play. Now, that's nifty.
A key feature of the Corsair NightSword RGB is that it's designed slightly larger than your average gaming mouse, so it should fit like a glove for users with larger than average mitts. This pick also offers gamers a completely rubber-covered finish, sizable thumb rest, and 10 easily reachable mouse buttons. Packed with customizations on top of a quality build and insane accuracy, you'll be hard-pressed to find a better MOBA gaming mouse.
8. Swiftpoint Z Gaming Mouse
Most Customizable Gaming Mouse
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Swiftpoint Z Gaming Mouse
Sensor: PixArt PMW3360 optical sensor | Sensitivity: 12,000 DPI | Shape: Right-Handed | Buttons: 13 | Connection: Wired | Weight: 117g
While a few gaming mice let you change up the side grips and add weights, theBağlantıları görmek için lütfen Giriş Yaptakes customization to the next level. For starters, you can tune when and how the mouse recognizes left and right clicks based on height and pressure. There are also secondary left and right mouse buttons positioned behind the main ones that can be either pressed or pulled, so they act as triggers. Also included are two sets of glide feet brackets that attach via magnets. One allows the mouse to sit flat, another is slightly conical allowing for a bit of tilt, and the final is rounded lifting the mouse straight off the desk. You can do even more tailoring from there.
Aside from the usual 2D tracking mouse sensors give you, the Swiftpoint Z has also been designed to recognize mouse tilting and pivoting as specific commands. Users can tilt the mouse to lean in tactical shooters likeBağlantıları görmek için lütfen Giriş YapandBağlantıları görmek için lütfen Giriş Yap. Pivoting, meanwhile, is useful for turning your field of view while running in a straight line. All these handy tricks make the Swiftpoint Z phenomenal for first-person shooter games and one of the best overall gaming mice, period. It just may take a bit of getting used to.
9. Razer Orochi V2
Best Portable Gaming Mouse
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Razer Orochi V2
Sensor: Optical Razer 5G Sensor | Sensitivity: 18,000 DPI | Shape: Right-handed/Ambidextrous | Buttons: 6 | Connection: Hyperspeed wireless, Bluetooth | Battery life: 425hours (950 hours on Bluetooth LE) | Weight: 60g (w/o battery)
If you're constantly on the go and want a quality gaming mouse that's ready to come along for the ride, your best bet is the Razer Orochi V2. There's a lot that makes this a great gaming mouse, but the biggest feature for mobility has to be the battery life. On a single AA battery, this mouse can run for 950 hours over a Bluetooth LE connection. Even using its low-latency Hyperspeed Wireless connection, it can last for 425 hours. You won't have to worry about swapping in a new battery for a while, and most of your devices will easily connect to this peripheral using one of the two wireless options.
The Razer Orochi V2 also manages to stay impressively light, weighing just 60 grams excluding the weight of the battery. And, slotting in a battery won't make it much heavier because it can actually run on either a AA or a AAA battery. All that comes paired with your standard set of gaming mouse controls and Razer's optical sensor for all the basic capability needed for competitive gaming on the go.
10. MadCatz R.A.T. 8+
Best "Palm Grip" Gaming Mouse
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MadCatz R.A.T. 8+
Sensor: Pixart PMW3389 | Sensitivity: 16,000 CPI | Shape: Right-Handed | Buttons: 11 | Connection: Wired | Weight: 145g
Now, the MadCatz R.A.T. 8+ is an interesting-looking mouse that conforms to your hand rather than the other way around. It lets you literally dial in the perfect palm grip with moveable rests that you can shift into just the right position for a comfortable hold. You also get adjustable weights to really make this mouse a perfect dance partner for your hand.
Beyond the convenient adjustments, you're getting a proper gaming mouse with RGB lighting, 11 customizable buttons (including a side scroll wheel), onboard memory for up to four profiles, and long-lasting Omron switches. A Pixart sensor keeps you sharp in games, and it supports sensitivities up to 16,000 CPI. If you're on the hunt for a gaming mouse with a robust feature set and unique look guaranteed to conform perfectly to your hand, look no further than the MadCatz R.A.T. 8+.
11. Logitech G Pro X Superlight
Best Lightweight Gaming Mouse
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Logitech G Pro X Superlight
Sensor: Hero 25K Optical | Sensitivity: 25,400 DPI | Shape: Right-Handed | Buttons: 5 | Connection: Wireless | Battery Life: 70 hours | Weight: 63g
Logitech already had a super lightweight mouse on its hands with the 80-gram Logitech G Pro gaming mouse, but now the company has gone and made it even lighter. The Logitech G Pro X Superlight trims some of the fat and adds a bit to the price to bring you an option weighing less than 63 grams. It's also wireless, so you won't have a cable adding resistance or inconsistent drag to your movements. And, with a 70-hour battery life, you'll get ample playtime with each charge and no eccentric RGB lighting will take away from that. If you want wireless charging, PowerPlay is also supported with an optional Powercore module, but that'll surely add some weight.
The Logitech G Pro X Superlight offers advanced tracking with the Logitech Hero 25K optical sensor. But, you won't be quickly cycling between DPI settings for various games. Logitech ditched the typical DPI button to save weight – another hint this mouse is for gamers who know exactly what they want for peak performance. You are able to customize the DPI in increments of 50 though, plus there is a high polling rate and low click latency. Just note that there are only five programmable buttons on the mouse, which may be a bit light for MMO gamers. Clearly, this isn't for the casual gamer, as it has a price and pared-back features meant for those who know exactly what they're after.
12. Razer Viper Mini
Best Small Gaming Mouse
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Razer Viper Mini
Sensor: Optical | Sensitivity: 8,500 CPI | Shape: Ambi-dextrous | Buttons: 6 | Connection: Wired | Weight: 61g
If you don't have the biggest hands or just don't like the extra bulk of some gaming mice, Razer has a solution. TheBağlantıları görmek için lütfen Giriş Yaptakes the design of the stylishBağlantıları görmek için lütfen Giriş Yapand shrinks it down a bit while also cutting the weight. It's actually the lightest mouse Razer offers. This model is slightly taller than the original, but it trims the length and width to give smaller hands an easier grip and access to the main buttons without needing to awkwardly slide forward.
The Razer Viper Mini still has the perks you expect in a gaming mouse, with a high-DPI sensor, extra thumb buttons, and a healthy dose of RGB lighting. It will hold up during all the fast moments in your game even tracking 35G and moving at 300 inches-per-second. You also get to customize that lighting to your liking as well by using Razer's fairly simple Synapse software. Even though this is a corded mouse, Razer has aimed to make it perform smoother with a specially designed cable that resists dragging on surfaces. As a bonus, this mouse is also a good deal cheaper than the full-sized Viper.
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