CheckMag | 4 eye-catching wireless mice for every budget

An eye-catching mouse for under $50: Logitech Pop

This Logitech mouse (currently $28 on Amazon.com) tips the scales at around 82 g or 2.89 oz, AA type battery included. Either the Bolt USB dongle or Bluetooth can be used for wireless connection. The product is on the smaller side as we noted in our 2022 review; still, Amazon user reviews are overwhelmingly positive. The clicking sounds are very quiet on this one and it is in part made out of recycled plastic.

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An eye-catching mouse for under $100: Logitech G305 Lightspeed

The G305 (currently $62 on Amazon.de) is larger than the Pop at 4.57 x 2.44 x 1.50 vs 4.13 x 2.34 x 1.39 inches. It is heavier, too; in return, it features several gaming-centric features including 6 programmable keys and an "up to 12,000 DPI" resolution optical sensor.

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An eye-catching mouse for under $100: Microsoft Surface Arc Mouse

Unlike the G305, the Surface Arc Mouse (currently $77 on Amazon.de) isn't at all targeted at gamers. With this mouse, Microsoft hopes to make frequent travelers happy; it folds flat in just a second to take much less space in one's luggage. The left/right button area is touch-sensitive, making the usual scroll wheel redundant. Just like Logitech's Pop mouse, this one is relatively lightweight at 83 grams including two AAA-size batteries.

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An eye-catching mouse for under $150: Razer Viper V2 Pro PUBG Battlegrounds edition

The V2 Pro (currently $140 on Amazon.com) is the lightest mouse on this little list at 59 grams. It's powered by a rechargeable lithium-ion battery that delivers "up to 80 hours" of heavy use. A proper gaming product, the V2 Pro is not Bluetooth-enabled for latency not to be a problem; a proprietary USB dongle is used instead (and wired mode is supported too).

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