I'm looking to buy my first gaming mouse and could use some recommendations. I mostly play casually and focus on single-player games, though I do play osu! and League of Legends, which are probably the most mouse-intensive games I play. My hands are fairly small.
I was considering the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2C because the shape and features seem suitable, but I'm wondering whether a much cheaper mouse would feel just as good for my use case. What affordable options should I look at, and are there any important differences I should know about?
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If you’re in the US, the Scyrox V6 can sometimes be found at Micro Center for around $35–$45. That’s a pretty compelling price for a lightweight wireless mouse and should be more than enough for casual gaming and games like osu! or League.
Shape and size matter more than having a flagship sensor for the games you play. Logitech mice tend to be smaller and rounder, while many Razer models feel larger. If possible, try a few display models in a store to see what fits your hand, then look for a less expensive mouse with a similar shape.
The wired Razer Viper Mini is still a good inexpensive choice for small hands. If you want wireless, the Scyrox V8 is worth considering, although it costs a bit more. The Razer Basilisk V3 X Hyperspeed is also frequently discounted to about $35, but its shape is larger and more ergonomic, so it may not fit small hands as well.
ATK, MCHOSE, and Rapoo are good places to start. Redragon, RAWM, Incott, Darmoshark, and Scyrox also have some worthwhile budget models. If you specifically like the shape of the Superlight 2C, the ATK A9 Air Mini is a close alternative, while the MCHOSE A5 is another solid option.
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