Choose the right upgrade for your setup.

A 60 g wireless mouse built for FPS and esports: the HERO 2 sensor, LIGHTSPEED link and USB-C charging prioritize fast aim without adding many controls. Confirm that its shape and button count suit your grip before paying the competitive premium.

An ergonomic wireless all-round gaming mouse with 13 programmable controls, LIGHTFORCE switches and LIGHTSYNC RGB. It better suits buyers who will use macros and side controls than those chasing minimum esports weight.

A 54 g symmetrical model focused on competitive aim, with a Focus Pro 35K sensor and very little mass to move. It primarily targets fast FPS play; compare its shape with your grip, hand size and need for extra buttons.

Simple, proven wireless model with long battery life.

Compact wired mouse with familiar shape and customizable RGB.

Classic right-handed ergonomic shape in an accessible model.

The DeathAdder V4 Pro is built for FPS players who want a full right-handed ergonomic shape without the usual weight penalty. At 56 g, it combines the Focus Pro 45K Gen-2 sensor, HyperSpeed Wireless Gen-2 and polling up to 8,000 Hz; its strength is precision and wireless consistency rather than a large macro-button layout. It is especially well suited to medium-to-large palm and claw grips.

The Viper V3 HyperSpeed brings an esports-oriented shape to a lower price tier than the Viper V3 Pro. Its Focus Pro 30K sensor and six programmable buttons suit FPS play, while a single AA battery provides up to 280 hours of runtime. The trade-off is straightforward: it is heavier than a rechargeable ultra-light mouse but requires far less charging management.

The DeathAdder V3 Pro remains a strong lightweight ergonomic FPS option even alongside the newer V4 Pro. It weighs about 63 g, uses the Focus Pro 30K sensor and is rated for up to 90 hours of battery life. Its appeal is the combination of a full ergonomic shell, low weight and a proven platform, while the V4 Pro retains the edge in the newest polling and sensor technology.

The DeathAdder V3 HyperSpeed is a lighter, more compact alternative to the V3 Pro for users who still want DeathAdder-style ergonomics. At 55 g with a Focus X 26K sensor and up to 100 hours of battery life, it targets a balance of price, runtime and performance. It is particularly attractive for players who want a lightweight right-handed shape without paying for the newest Pro flagship.

The wired DeathAdder V3 removes the battery and wireless premium while retaining a very light 59 g ergonomic shell. It combines the Focus Pro 30K sensor with native HyperPolling up to 8,000 Hz, making it a high-performance option for a fixed desktop setup. Its main compromise is simply the cable; if that is acceptable, the performance-to-price ratio is strong.

The Cobra Pro is a compact mouse that prioritizes features over chasing the lowest possible weight. It combines ten customizable controls, eleven RGB zones, the Focus Pro 30K sensor and three connection modes. It is a strong fit for small-to-medium hands that want a versatile, visually richer mouse than a minimalist esports model.

The Naga V2 Pro is built for MMOs, MOBAs and users who rely heavily on shortcuts. Its interchangeable 2-, 6- and 12-button side plates let it move from a simple layout to a full macro grid, while the Focus Pro 30K sensor preserves high-end tracking. It is much heavier than an FPS mouse, but that weight buys flexibility that ultra-light designs cannot match.

The wired Basilisk V3 is a control-focused mouse rather than an ultra-light design. Its eleven programmable buttons, tilt-capable HyperScroll wheel and Chroma lighting make it a feature-rich option for games with many commands and everyday productivity. It is especially suitable for users who want extensive controls without paying for a battery or wireless radio.

The G309 LIGHTSPEED is a straightforward, long-running wireless mouse that avoids unnecessary extras. It combines the HERO 25K sensor, LIGHTSPEED and Bluetooth with an AA battery rated for more than 300 hours, plus six programmable buttons. It suits users who want a dependable gaming mouse across multiple devices without frequent recharging.

The PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2 DEX moves the Superlight platform into an asymmetric right-handed shell. It keeps weight around 60 g, the HERO 2 sensor up to 44,000 DPI and polling up to 8 kHz, while providing more palm support than the standard Superlight 2. It targets competitive players who like Logitech's ecosystem but prefer a right-handed ergonomic shape.

The G502 X LIGHTSPEED is the non-RGB member of the G502 X family, prioritizing battery life. It offers thirteen programmable controls, the HERO 25K sensor and hybrid LIGHTFORCE switches, with up to 140 hours of runtime. It is ideal for strategy players, lighter MMO use and productivity users who want many controls without the extra weight and power draw of the PLUS model.

The G705 is designed around a compact, comfortable shell rather than a long universal shape. At 85 g, it offers LIGHTSPEED, Bluetooth, six programmable buttons and LIGHTSYNC lighting, making it especially appealing for smaller hands. Its battery life is more modest than Logitech's efficiency-focused models, but it prioritizes compact comfort and styling.

The G502 LIGHTSPEED is the wireless version of the classic G502, distinct from the newer G502 X generation. It keeps the eleven-button layout, free-spin wheel and adjustable weights while adding LIGHTSPEED and POWERPLAY compatibility. It remains relevant for users who want the familiar G502 feel without a cable, though the G502 X LIGHTSPEED is newer and lasts longer per charge.

The G703 LIGHTSPEED is a more traditional right-handed ergonomic mouse than today's ultra-light designs. Its 95 g shell, HERO 25K sensor, six programmable buttons and POWERPLAY compatibility make it comfortable for medium-to-large hands. It prioritizes stable handling and grip comfort over absolute weight reduction.

The G403 HERO brings Logitech's classic ergonomic shape to a wired package that is lighter and cheaper than the G703. It weighs 87 g before the optional 10 g weight, uses the HERO 25K sensor and provides six programmable buttons. It is a straightforward choice for a comfortable full-size shell without a battery, dongle or unnecessary extras.

The Aerox 9 Wireless tackles an unusual problem: providing a true MMO button grid without turning the mouse into a very heavy block. At 89 g, it offers eighteen programmable buttons, the TrueMove Air sensor, 2.4 GHz/Bluetooth connectivity and IP54 protection. It is especially compelling for MMOs and complex shortcut layouts when you still want a lighter feel than traditional MMO mice.

The SCIMITAR ELITE WIRELESS SE is designed for MMOs and shortcut-heavy productivity rather than minimalist FPS play. Its adjustable Key Slider places a twelve-button grid under the thumb, for sixteen programmable buttons overall, while the MARKSMAN S sensor reaches 33,000 DPI. Its Corsair ecosystem and Virtual Stream Deck integration also make it attractive for creators and shortcut-driven workflows.

The TUF Gaming M3 Gen II is a lightweight, affordable wired mouse focused on the essentials. Its 59 g weight, 8,000 DPI sensor, six programmable buttons, PTFE feet and IP56 resistance make it a strong entry-level option without the bulk of many budget mice. It is especially suitable for value builds that want a genuinely light gaming mouse rather than a rebranded office design.

An alternative grip for desk work when the usual flat gaming-mouse shape is not the priority. Hand fit and the adjustment period matter more than comparing headline DPI. Consider the trackball option if the main constraint is the space needed to move a mouse.

Move the pointer while the device stays in place. This fills a different desk-space need from a vertical mouse and uses the fingers rather than a thumb-operated ball. Expect a learning period; compare the control style and software requirements before changing your daily input device.

Affordable wired RGB mouse with programmable buttons and a right-handed shape.