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Gaming mice are different — faster, lighter, more responsive than standard mice — which means they’re usually more expensive, too. Amazon currently stocks five of the mice in our review. Productivity testsEnjoy discounts of up to 47 percent Prices such as the Logitech are not all inclusive. G PRO X SuperlightAnd G502 LightspeedThe lowest values we have seen are (0).
Igor Bonifacic, our weekend editor, purchased the SuperlightHe bought it for himself, and uses it both for gaming and everyday computing. He was impressed with its lightness and accuracy. However, he also mentioned that the mouse has “one the best scroll wheels” he had ever used. The mouse is not Bluetooth compatible, but instead uses radio frequency wireless connectivity to provide faster speeds. For travel, you will need the dongle that comes with your purchase. It is magnetically stored in a compartment. It’s only $110 and $50 less than the MSRP.
The following products are also available for sale: Razer Viper Ultimate. It was a very ambidextrous mouse that we tested. The 74-gram, light design “glides across the table, making it enjoyable to use for extended periods of time.” It can run for 70 hours on a single charge, and eight buttons can be programmed to execute in-game functions. It’s expensive, but it’s worth the $130 list price. This sale price of $60 makes it a much simpler purchase.
Amazon Razer Viper Ultimate – Only $60
The Gaming Mouse 2 has two more buttons G502 LightspeedLogitech Razer’s Orochi v2These models (in white or grey) are currently discounted. The G502 features a host of gaming-focused options, including removable weights as well as 11 customizable buttons. You can get it for $60, or as low as $90. The Orochi, a compact ultraportable that can be taken with you for gaming, has six buttons and a staggering 950-hour-battery life. This one is 30% off in white or grey.
It is not a gaming mouse but it does have a few functions. Microsoft’s Arc MouseThis stylish and sleek travel item folds down into an ergonomic arc so it can be taken with you. It is a Bluetooth mouse with a trackpad which allows for touch-generated scrolling and clicks. It requires two AAA batteries, which will last approximately six months. This mobile mouse is a great value at 24 percent off.
You can upgrade to a more ergonomic mouse or one that is faster for gaming.
Logitech G502 on Amazon for $90
Razer Orochi on Amazon: $46
Amazon: Microsoft Arc – $53
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