Best Wireless Gaming Mice

Moving on, with 7 programmable buttons at your disposal, you will be able to take complete control over any aspect of the gameplay. The button positioning makes it much easier to bind the controls to your liking and not to break your fingers while playing.

The real issue with the wired mode is the USB cable itself. The rubber casing of the wire is of poor quality and can lead to cable snapping if not used carefully. If you intend on using this mouse in wired mode we strongly recommend a cable of better quality; a regular braided cable will do the job just fine.

The silicone padding on the sides of the mouse is glued somewhat poorly and can come off if you apply too much pressure to it. Hence, we recommend using a mouse pad that will prevent the padding from falling off too soon.

In this updated mouse version, SteelSeries introduced a much anticipated extended battery life. The capacity of the built-in battery allows you to use the mouse for about 24 hours from one full charge. On top of that, this model is also equipped with a quick charge feature. The way it works is nothing short of amazing. You can charge the mouse for just 15 minutes and the mouse will operate for almost 10 hours after the process is complete.

In order to make the gaming process more comfortable, this wireless mouse comes with 8 weights that you can add or remove according to your liking. Although this model is by no means a lightweight one when the weights are attached, without all of these small pieces of metal it weighs only 3.8 oz.

To wrap things up, the Rival 650 is a go-to pick for any gamer out there and the best wireless gaming mouse for those who seek a completely customizable product.

Physically speaking, the Logitech G903 only varies in subtle ways from its predecessor. The gunmetal gray parts of the Logitech G900 have been replaced with a purely black color scheme which gives it an even slicker futuristic look with cutaways and fins that recall the design of a modern day sports car more so than a computer mouse. The Logitech G903’s newest trick is that it comes with the ability to wirelessly charge through a specialized mousepad called the Logitech PowerPlay. Thanks to the said device, the Logitech G903 can pull a constant current of electricity to both power its operation and recharge its internal batteries. Fully-configurable button layout and ambidextrous design allow for left- or right-handed use that works with nearly any mouse grip style. For those who want a little extra weight, the G903 comes with an optional 10g removable weight. There are 11 programmable buttons and onboard memory that will allow you to take your settings with you thanks to the Logitech Gaming Software. The PMW3366 optical sensor guarantees zero smoothing, filtering or acceleration across the entire DPI range (from 200 up to 12000 DPI).

The Logitech G903 LIGHTSPEED is a gaming mouse that will suit virtually every type of gamer there is. You can use it with a wire or make it wireless, adjust its weight and buttons to make it fit any kind of hand all while having a great accurate sensor and a mechanical pivot button design. This model may seem pricey to some people, but if you are looking for the most complete gaming mouse on the market, it doesn't get any better than the G903.

The newest, and the fiercest of the black Mambas out there, this model is compatible with the special Synapse software from Razer that lets you program the buttons right from your desktop without too much effort. In addition to the desktop software, the mouse features 5 memory slots that utilize cloud storage in order to keep track of the known configurations. Hence, even if you reinstall your operating system the button layouts can be accessed in a matter of minutes.

The overall build quality of the Mamba is pretty much solid and on point. However, the mouse wheel can be a bit loose for some users. When you use the mouse wheel as a button it can produce distinctive clicking sounds that are a bit louder than your regular mouse click. Although this minor flaw doesn’t affect the performance of the device, the sound can be quite annoying for people that don’t use headsets and prefer playing with their speakers instead.

Last but not least is the shape of the mouse, which makes it easier to hold the device with both left and right hands. Considering how hard it can be for ambidextrous gamers to find the right accessories, the Razer Mamba will be real bliss for the vast majority of players regardless of their dexterity and how big their fingers are. This model is a silent, efficient workhorse of a mouse that every gamer should have.

On top of the regular wireless options, this mouse can also be used as a wireless model, which adds an extra level of versatility, especially if you don’t want to drain the battery too much. What is more, in addition to the Windows compatibility the Dark Core can be used with virtually any device that uses Bluetooth 4.0 (or higher) connections. The only thing to consider while using the wireless mode is that you need to use a dongle that comes together with the mouse in order to achieve the best signal quality.

As for the nitty-gritty side of the device, Dark Core features a three-point RGB backlight that will come in handy during long nighttime sessions. Moving on, the DPI of the sensor can reach up to 16,000 DPI and is adjustable to your liking. The only thing that cannot be adjusted is the weight of the mouse. Unfortunately, considering that the mouse is not exactly a professional device, Corsair doesn’t include additional weights that can be attached to the gadget.

Other than a few cosmetic defects, there are no significant weaknesses and we can fairly say that this model is the best wireless gaming mouse in the medium price range. Considering the number of features that are useful for gaming included in this wireless mouse, you can’t go wrong with picking this model.

Although this mouse model utilizes AA batteries in order to run, it has a special power saving system that is integrated into the body. The system consists of 3 chips, and thanks to them you can extend the running time of the mouse when using a regular AA battery. To maintain a good signal with the gaming system, the mouse operates at 2.4 GHz and is compatible with devices that have a Bluetooth transmitter. In case you don’t have one, don’t be discouraged since this model comes equipped with a USB Bluetooth dongle. The only issue with it, though, is its build quality that makes the dongle a bit stiff and can lead up to situations when you might have a hard time unplugging it. In order to prevent that, we recommend unplugging it by holding the dongle from both sides while you pull.

Contents and build oddities out of the way, let’s take a closer look at the software that Redragon provides with their hardware. Although the company states that no software is required to use the mouse with various operating systems, the back and forward keys won’t work with Mac OS from the get-go. To fix that, you can download a native desktop application that will let you program all the buttons regardless of the operating system you are using.

In the end, the Redragon comes out as, perhaps, the best wireless gaming mouse in the low price range, and indeed, this model is by far the top pick when it comes to upgrading from stock mice to gaming hardware without breaking the bank.