Top Mouses 2023

The Razer Naga V2 HyperSpeed is an outstanding MMO gaming mouse. It has excellent build quality and a comfortable right-handed shape with a rest for your finger on the right side. There are plenty of programmable buttons, including a full 12-button panel designed specifically for MMO gaming. You can use the software to customize controls and assign a shifting button to program a secondary layer of commands if you choose. Performance-wise, it has excellent click latency and sensor performance, producing a very smooth and responsive-feeling gaming experience.

The Pulsar Xlite is an excellent ultra-light gaming mouse. It has a top shell covered in pill-shaped cutouts, making it extremely lightweight, but it feels very sturdy. It also has a flexible paracord-like cable and superb mouse feet that glide very smoothly. It has low click latency, a very low minimum lift-off distance, a wide CPI range, and you can adjust your set CPI by increments of 50.

The Endgame Gear XM1r is an excellent mouse for FPS gaming. It's lightweight and feels very well-built. It also has very low click latency, a very low lift-off distance, and an extremely wide CPI range in which you can precisely set your CPI sensitivity. The cable and mouse feet are also outstanding, and both slide easily across mousepads and desks. Its shape is well-suited to all grip types, but if you have small hands, you'll have trouble reaching the side buttons if you're using anything other than a palm grip.

Amazing for MMO games. The side panel offers 12 extra buttons, and this mouse has a unique third button on the top, right under your ring finger. This acts just like a keyboard shift key, which triggers a whole new set of programmed actions on each button, considerably increasing the number of possible actions. However, smaller hands might have trouble using this mouse, and we don't recommend using it with a fingertip grip since you'll more than likely accidentally press the third-click button.

Great for FPS video games. It has a very low click latency and is decently light when taking out all the available weights. This mouse has amazing performance and can be customized to your preference. Also, the build quality is amazing and most hand sizes will be able to use this mouse comfortably. Only extra-large hands might have some trouble with the palm and claw grips while small hands might not have the best control with a fingertip grip.

The newest iteration of the HyperX Pulsefire mouse has improved on its predecessor dramatically in terms of both components and aesthetics. There’s a few bells and whistles missing such as custom weighting, and its software needs some polish, but this is still one of the best gaming mice on the market.

The Endgame Gear XM2we is a fantastic FPS gaming mouse with excellent build quality and a comfortable, symmetrical shape ideal for a claw or fingertip grip for most hand sizes. It has very low click latency and outstanding overall sensor performance, delivering an extremely consistent and responsive-feeling experience in-game. It's also quite lightweight and has large, high-quality feet that glide smoothly on mousepads and desks.

The Cooler Master MM712’s light weight, ambidextrous design, and speedy performance, make it an almost ideal gaming mouse. However, the dedicated DPI button is on the mouse’s underbelly and there’s no feasible way to create a Sniper button, making this a hard sell for the competitive gamers Cooler Master is marketing this to. Otherwise, this is a pretty great mouse, especially with its various types of connectivity.

The back of the M65 RGB Ultra is a little short, so it doesn’t rest on the bottom of your palm like you might be used to. Instead, it rests in the middle of your palm for a more comfortable grip.

CORSAIR Saber RGB Pro Wireless has got a good game at hand when it comes to providing a powerful wireless connection at a strong polling rate and low latency for quick and buttery fast response. It has good tracking and offers a good blend of features as well.