Best Silent Mice

There is not a whole lot to dislike about the VicTsing USAA2-CA32. Equipped with a sensor that boasts 5 DPI settings with a maximum value of 2400 dots per inch, this thing makes for a great budget silent gaming mouse. Featuring an optical tracking technology, the model gives you the sensitivity and precise tracking that you need to not fall behind your online opponents or to use the mouse on a wide range of surfaces.

Standing at the top of our list, it does not disappoint in the whole "silent" department either, as one would imagine. With its quiet button design, the model is more than suitable for public spaces and small apartments.

By the way, even though it is one of the more affordable prospects on the silent mice market right now, the model delivers just as much on the durability front as it does on the performance one. Each button has a lifespan of 5 million clicks.

Speaking of which, the model gives you 7 of those buttons, 2 of which are programmable. Needless to say, you should be able to put those standard 2 programmable buttons on the left side of the mouse to good use.

Finally, thanks to the multi-stage power-saving mode and the automatic sleeping function, the device's durability extends to the battery. With the LED backlighting turned off, this thing will give you 12 months of runtime on a single battery.

All in all, the VicTsing USAA2-CA32 is arguably the best silent mouse on our list and definitely one of the better models in this price range. It is just as noiseless as the next silent model but its specs and durability make the device suitable for gaming purposes and an excellent long-term investment.

The folk at Logitech seldom give you the most advanced, cutting-edge peripherals. Nevertheless, the company still remains one of the biggest names in the business and one of the most reliable brands. A detailed look into just about any of their products will be enough to surmise why that's the case, so let's go with the Logitech M330.

Again, on the surface level, there's nothing fancy or particularly interesting about this peripheral. But it isn't in the business of being interesting. It is in the effectiveness business and it does its job quite well there. Incorporating the company's very own noise reduction technology, the model eliminates about 90% of the noise, all while retaining the same click feel that is seldom present in other silent mice.

With 2.67 x 1.51 x 4.15 inches in overall dimensions, we wouldn't necessarily call it a mini model but it is just the right size for offices and not a bad travel model.

Longevity of their products has always been the calling card of Logitech and M330 follows in the footsteps of its predecessors. Thanks to the auto-sleep mode, the mouse is able to deliver a whopping 24 months of runtime, on a single battery no less. You add to that the ergonomic shape of this device, with contoured grips using soft rubber pads, and you have yourself a mouse that's as durable as it is comfortable.

In other words, the Logitech M330 does not excel in the performance department. But, thanks to its longevity, practical design, and simplicity, this silent mouse will be a particularly great fit for offices. If you're looking to start a small company or reequip your employees with silent models, this is the one to go for.

The Noiseless JNL-101k, true to its name, is a noiseless mouse first and foremost. It isn't the most balanced option on the market right now and more of a model for people who simply need a silent peripheral and do not have too many requirements.

Of course, it would be virtually worthless if it didn't deliver on its "noiseless" premise. Fortunately, it does just that. The company's patented Noiseless Click switches produce about 95% less noise than your average computer mouse. Being as quiet as it is, the model will prove a great fit for libraries and dormitories.

Other than that, there isn't much to it. With a maximum DPI of 1600, calling it a gaming mouse would be an overstatement but it should cut it for occasional casual gaming sessions. Plus, it is a wired mouse, so you won't have to deal with the Bluetooth delay. On top of that, the 6-feet cable incorporates a special coating that prevents it from tangling. It is reinforced where the cable meets the mouse and at the USB end, so it also isn't as prone to wear and tear.

For the most part, it is a comfortable mouse that incorporates an ergonomic right-handed design with rubber side grips. That said, the scroll wheel doesn't feature the same noiseless technology, so you'll have to be gentle with it.

In short, the oiseless JNL-101k is a silent mouse, plain and simple. Its driver is automatically detected by Windows, making this device a decent travel peripheral and a nice substitute mouse. It is large enough to be comfortable but not too large to cause any inconveniences with transportation.

The VEGCOO C8 has that awesome futuristic gaming aesthetic that you don't often get from budget PC peripherals. Fortunately, with this particular peripheral, it isn't just about aesthetics either.

Despite the ridiculously modest price tag, the model doesn't just dress the part - it plays the heck out of that part. Though it is a wireless mouse, thanks to the adopted advanced tracking technology, this thing is surprisingly accurate and precise.

The people behind most of these silent models only "silence" the main left key, leaving the rest as noisy as the rest of them. That isn't the case here. Both left and right keys are equally silent so you'll be able to say goodbye to that disruptive clicking noise as you work, play, or do whatever it is you do at your computer.

For the most part, it is the same wireless mouse that relies on the usual 2.4 GHz Bluetooth adapter, not dissimilar to the rest of them. But, unlike most of its counterparts, the model incorporates a large built-in 400mAh rechargeable lithium battery. It lasts for about 30 days, doesn't take a whole lot of time to recharge, and it will allow you to save a little money on batteries. Add to that the LED backlighting that randomly changes its colors and what we have here is nothing short of a steal.

To sum it up, for its price, the VEGCOO C8 is pretty fantastic. It doesn't look as bland as your typical budget mouse. With a maximum DPI of 2400 and the aforementioned adopted advanced tracking technology, it doesn't just look like a gaming peripheral, it is a gaming peripheral.

The OKIMO LED mouse is yet another wireless silent mouse on our list, however, it is noticeably smaller than the competition.

Starting off, the body of the mouse fits the wireless 2.4 GHz USB dongle inside of the body so you don’t have to worry about losing it by accident. Likewise, this model has a rechargeable battery instead of an expendable one, which prolongs the service life of the kit significantly.

The low-profile design of the mouse makes it comfortable to use for people looking for a smaller device. But the best thing about this particular mouse is its wireless capability and its quick charging process. To be more specific, it will only take 1-1.5 hours to recharge the internal battery of the mouse using the provided USB cable. Conversely, the battery will provide up to 6-8 weeks of runtime, given that it is being used regularly.

Although the mouse won’t work from too far away from the PC or a laptop it is connected to, you can expect up to 15-20 feet of operational range. Similarly, it is recommended to turn on the mouse close to the connected device so it can pair with it without any issues. That being said, the pairing process usually takes just a few seconds.

In the end, the OKIMO LED mouse will be a go-to option for users looking for a small, quiet, and easy-to-use wireless device that can be hooked to both laptops and computers alike. The variable DPI modes and a good optical sensor combined with the high-quality build of the buttons and its wheel will also contribute to an excellent user experience.