
Mice
Gaming and office mice, sorted by weight, shape and connection. Light symmetrical mice suit fast aim, ergonomic and vertical shapes suit long working days.
Products
25 products




Logitech Mouse
Logitech MX Master 3S Bluetooth Edition
- 141 g
- Ergonomic
- Wireless
$83.99Setuplify score: 8.8/10







Logitech Mouse
Logitech Lift Vertical Ergonomic Mouse
- 125 g
- Vertical
- Wireless
$59.99Setuplify score: 8.4/10











Anker Mouse
Anker 2.4G Wireless Vertical Ergonomic Optical Mouse
- 90 g
- Vertical
- Wireless
$29.99Setuplify score: 7.0/10
Before you buy
Our guides for choosing mice.

Best of 7 min read
The best budget gaming mice: cheap picks that still aim well
Eight cheap gaming mice on sale today, wired and wireless: an esports shape on an AA battery, a light tri-mode mouse, the cheapest Logitech G, an MMO mouse with 11 buttons and two ergonomic shapes.

Explainer 3 min read
Wireless vs wired gaming mouse: latency, weight and battery
Is a wireless gaming mouse as fast as a wired one? What actually differs in latency, weight, battery and price, with budget and premium picks on both sides.

Best of 5 min read
The best mice for work: ergonomic, vertical and budget picks
The mice we would put on a work desk today: a full-featured ergonomic mouse, a vertical mouse for sore wrists, a work-and-play option, a budget pick for students and a silent mouse for laptops.

Best of 6 min read
The best gaming mice for every grip and budget
Gaming mice on sale today, one per need: competitive shooters, cheaper esports shapes, ergonomic palm grip, budget wireless, budget wired, MMO macros and white setups. What each does well and who should skip it.
Questions people ask
Is a wireless mouse good enough for gaming?
Yes, modern gaming-grade wireless mice perform like wired ones when the receiver is close. Keep the receiver on the desk, away from USB 3 ports.
Does mouse weight matter?
For fast aiming games, lighter mice are easier to start and stop. For work, a fuller, heavier shape can feel more stable and comfortable.
What about vertical or ergonomic mice?
They keep your forearm in a more natural position and many people find them easier on the wrist over long days. They are less suited to fast gaming.