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When deciding whether to buy a wired or wireless mouse, consider what you’ll do with your computer as well as your personal preferences. If you’re a gamer, for example, you may prefer a wired gaming mouse with dedicated gaming features. If you want speed and accuracy, you may prefer a wired mouse.

You’re going to want the best wired mouse in your PC setup, even if you’re not doing competitive gaming. Trust us when we say that when you’ve got the best mouse in your arsenal, you’ll never look back.

Those cheap $10 mice you get at bargain shops may be enough for your basic pointing and clicking needs, but an excellent mouse will change your computing experience for the better.

That’s because, contrary to what many believe, a mouse is more than just a pointing device. The best wired mouse is simply light years ahead when it comes to ergonomics, reliability and responsiveness.

It will actually improve your workflow and your game, and it will be kinder to your wrist and shoulder.

Who this is for

If you play games on a PC, you should consider a gaming mouse. Such models have faster response times than regular wired or wireless mice, more precise sensors, ergonomically placed buttons that you can customize with software, comfortable shapes, and scroll wheels with decisive ratchets.

Most gaming mice let you switch between different sensitivity levels with the push of a button, so you can lower the sensitivity for a first-person shooter, say, and then turn it up for browsing the web. They can light up with pretty colors, too.

10 Best Wired Mouse of 2021:

Name	Dimensions	Weight
Razer DeathAdder V2	2.87 x 5 x 1.69 in	6.7 ounces
Logitech G502 Lightspeed	1.57 x 2.9 x 5.2 in	4.3 ounces
Razer Basilisk V2	2.9 x 5.2 x 1.67 in	8.1 ounces
Finalmouse Ultralight 2	7 x 5.12 x 2.5 in	6.4 ounces
Razer Naga Trinity	4.7 x 2.9 x 1.69 in	4.2 ounces

1. Razer DeathAdder V2

The best wired mouse for gaming we’ve tested so far is the Razer DeathAdder V2. The newest version of the legendary DeathAdder design is an excellent gaming mouse with a very straightforward design.

It features two side buttons, a customizable CPI, and full RGB lighting. It’s also pretty lightweight at only 83g, which is impressive for a mouse that isn’t designed to be an ultra-light gaming mouse like other options on this list.

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This mouse features the newest Razer sensor, which offers outstanding performance. Movement with this mouse feels fluid and accurate, and the feet glide very well.

It also has the newest Razer cable, which is noticeably lighter and more flexible than previous models. The mouse feels very well-built and is great for pretty much any grip and hand size.

However, people with small hands might find it a bit big, unless they’re using a palm grip, and the Razer Synapse 3 software can be finicky to use at times.

On the bright side, the software gives you a ton of customization options, including the ability to reprogram every button. Overall, this is one of the best mice for gaming out there and should please most players.

20,000 DPI Focus+ sensor works fantastically
Timeless, ergonomic design
Chroma lighting looks gorgeous

Only two RGB lighting zone
Little more expensive than some competition

2. Logitech G502 Lightspeed

The Logitech G502 Lightspeed is our top recommended wireless gaming mouse, with Logitech including absolutely everything you’d want or need from such a premium peripheral. The Hero sensor is supremely speedy, with a 16,000 DPI, while there are lots of programmable buttons dotted around the mouse for flexible customisation.

The Logitech G502 uses Lightspeed wireless connectivity instead of Bluetooth to reduce latency as much as possible. As it’s a wireless mouse, Logitech has also made sure to maximise the battery life to an impressive 48hrs with lighting activated.

On that subject, the G Hub gives you total control of the colours and lighting effects radiating from the mouse.

This mouse is also customisable in terms of performance, not only allowing you to quickly shift between DPI settings on the fly, but also bundling weights in the box so you can ensure the G502 Lightspeed has the perfect weight ratio for your preferred game style.

Sure, this gaming mouse isn’t cheap, but it’s the best wireless mouse you can get, for both casual gamers and pros.

The Hero sensor is precise and sharp
Great battery life – 48hrs with full lighting enabled
Some brilliant backlighting functions

Hyperscroll seems a little pointless
The removable bottom panel is a little fiddly

3. Razer Basilisk V2

The original Razer Basilisk did something incredibly clever for FPS mice. Rather than have a third “sniper” button to lower DPI while lining up shots, it had a clutch. This small strip of metal is much easier to find, and much more convenient to click down, than a sniper button.

The Razer Basilisk V2 improves on the Basilisk’s great design, adding a better sensor, an adjustable scroll wheel and better gliding feet.

It’s especially helpful for FPS players who need to aim precisely, but it’s also a perfectly good all-purpose gaming mouse; you can simply remove the clutch and plug the hole with a rubber stopper, if needed.

My only real issue with the Basilisk V2 is that adjusting the scroll wheel isn’t as foolproof a process as it could be.

However, once you find a comfortable position for the scroll wheel, you’ll probably never need to adjust it again, making it almost a moot point. The Razer Synapse software is robust, although it may take a few days to learn all of the options at your disposal.

Comfortable design
Innovative clutch
Great in-game performance

Inconvenient scroll-wheel adjustment
Software has a steep learning curve

4. Finalmouse Ultralight 2

The best wired mouse for ultra-light gaming we’ve reviewed so far is the Finalmouse Ultralight 2 – Cape Town. This mouse performs great, and at only 49 grams with the wire bungeed, it’s the lightest mouse we’ve tested so far.

Despite its honeycomb pattern that helps keep its weight to a minimum, the mouse still feels solid and robust. It has a sleek design and comes in a unique sand color with an orange scroll wheel and cord.

This mouse also has a very light and flexible cable, which easily moves around your desk without any drag or kinks. The mouse has a very low click latency, and the buttons are clicky and responsive. Unfortunately, there are only two side buttons, and there’s no dedicated software available to reprogram them, so you’ll have to rely on third-party options.

The mouse has a straightforward ambidextrous design that’s well-suited for people with small or medium hands and comes with unique sticky latex grips that can be applied to modify its shape and size, although this makes it slightly heavier.

Unfortunately, Finalmouse only releases its mice through one-time drop sales, so at this point you can only purchase it through third-party resellers, meaning you’ll likely be paying a bit of a premium. The performance also isn’t quite a