Best Wireless Gaming Mouse 2024 [Ultimate Guide]

After testing 25+ Wireless mice, Here are my top 10 recommendations for the best wireless gaming mouse that you must consider in 2024!

11 Best Wireless Gaming Mouse of 2024

Update: I have added the newly launched Logitech G502 Lightspeed mouse which is claimed to be faster than the wired mouse!

With everything going wireless in the gaming world, it is definitely a good time to switch to a good wireless gaming mouse as well. Why? Because wireless mice have come far away from being laggy and unresponsive. Fortunately, things have changed for the better! 😀

Most competitive gamers (including me) now prefer wireless gaming mouse as their reliable companion for their favorite games!

So, I decided to share my thoughts and recommendations on the best wireless mouse for gaming that you can buy in 2024.

While it’s debatable that whether a wireless mouse is good for gaming, there are some clear advantages of wireless gaming mouse over a regular wired mouse when it comes to freedom of movement and the range of usage. I will explain all that in details but first let’s take a look at the list of the best wireless gaming mouse that you can buy in 2024.

1. Logitech G903 Lightspeed (Editor’s Choice)

The Logitech G903 Lightspeed is just like the ninja warrior of wireless gaming mice. It has got all the features you will imagine and even more!

Beginning from the design part, the ambidextrous shape feels super comfortable under my hand. It is sculpted perfectly for right-handed gamers as well as lefties, all you need to do is remove the thumb buttons as per the hand orientation.

Though I prefer a claw grip, the unique shape of G903 is made in such a way that it works perfectly for any grip style.

Logitech G903 comes with 11 customizable buttons and metal scroll wheel. The click mechanism is improvised and the clicks sound a lot better than most of the wireless gaming mouse on this list.

Accuracy is also not an issue as Logitech has put its most reliable PMW3366 optical sensor with  200 – 12,000 DPI range. The single click DPI button is precisely positioned to tweak the motion on the fly.

Lightspeed wireless technology ensures zero latency with response time as low as 2ms. No other wireless mouse has impressed me this much with their latency.

Despite having this many buttons, metal scroll, and the battery, the G903 manages to stay lightweight at just 110g. To tune the weight even further, I just pull out the removable 10g weights from the bottom.

I have been using this one for more than 8 months now, and there is no sign of problems and I recommend G903 over all the wired mice I’ve used (i have used many expensive ones too.)

Apart from the trendy design and LightSpeed technology, it also features RGB lighting and Powerplay wireless charging support, though, the wireless charging pad comes as an addon. Instead of that, I prefer plugging it in and use it as a wired mouse in case the battery starts to die in mid-game.

All these great things seal the top spot for G903 on my list. I would say Logitech G903 is clearly the best wireless gaming mouse available today.

2. Logitech G Pro Wireless

The Logitech G Pro Wireless is actually newer than the G903 and outperforms the latter in almost everything. The only reason to put it as the second best wireless mouse for gaming is due to the higher price.

I was kinda doubtful with the looks of it that whether it is worth the dollars it comes at. But, as a pleasant surprise, the Logitech G Pro wireless sets the performance bar even higher.

Though it does not have plenty of buttons that you would expect from a wireless mouse for gaming, G Pro focuses on the performance! It is equipped with a highly precise Hero 16K sensor that delivers ultimate accuracy and responsiveness.

Playing Fortnite with this was super exciting for me and I don’t mind sacrificing a couple of extra buttons for that. Still, there’s a DPI button on the side for those sniper shots needing more precise tracking and sensitivity in your favorite FPS titles.

This Logitech wireless gaming mouse is one of the best I’ve used. Why? I have two solid reasons. One, the 100-16000 DPI sensor that keeps my hand and cursor perfectly in sync no matter what title I am playing. Second, the ultra-lightweight design (just 80g) which allows it to glide effortlessly.

Complete with RGB lighting and ambidextrous design with removable buttons, Logitech G Pro is one great choice for any gamer who can afford it.

3. Logitech G502 Lightspeed (New Launched)

Logitech has recently launched the wireless variant of its most popular mouse Logitech G502. This newly released wireless mouse is named the Logitech G502 Lightspeed.

The G502 which was released in 2014 became a phenomenon and gamers were fanatic about it. I used it for a couple of years but had to leave it because I went wireless.

Now Logitech has re-engineered the legacy with the latest technology to come up with Logitech G502 Lightspeed! And, it is going to rule the wireless mouse section just like its predecessor!

This newly launched Logitech wireless mouse has the next-gen Hero 16K optical sensor. It is capable of running at 16000 DPI and 400+ IPS with zero acceleration, filtering or smoothing. Now, that’s what I call sniper-like accuracy!

It also features 11 customizable buttons which you can configure for different actions using the Logitech hub software. They have improved the scroll wheel too with hyper-fast scrolling.

Talking about the design, the Logitech G502 Lightspeed looks identical to its predecessor. And, it must have taken large engineering and designing efforts because they had to make space for batteries and the wireless charging technology! Yeah, it has wireless charging too. 😉

The battery life is claimed to be 48 hours which is pretty enough for your long gaming sessions. The weight is 114g which you can adjust according to your comfort.

Overall, the Logitech G502 Lightspeed gives a strong competition to the best of the best wireless gaming mouse today!

Check out the detailed review of Logitech G502 Lightspeed below:

4. Razer Mamba Chroma

The only wireless gaming mouse that gives strong competition to the Logitech flagship mice is the Razer Mamba Chroma.

With its new ultra-precise 5G laser sensor combined with 16000 DPI, this mouse tracks even the smallest movement precisely. Though, after using Logitech’s G Pro, I think its PWM3366 optical sensor is a little more accurate.

It has a 1000Hz Ultrapolling rate which means virtually zero latency. So, you can stop worrying about your mouse lagging when you need the fastest response in your game!

Razer Mamba Chroma features 9 buttons which can be reprogrammed in as many configurations with the Razer’s Synapse software. In fact, it also allows you to tweak a lot of things to match your preference for a completely personalized experience. And when I ‘personalized’, I mean it to the core.

You can adjust the motion sensitivity in just a few clicks with Synapse. The RGB lighting is fully customizable and you can match the colors to your gaming setup with Advanced Chroma configurator. Best of all, even the click force can be tweaked to anything from 45g to 95g with a handy hex wrench. Ain’t that cool?

As this is a wireless gaming mouse, the batteries need recharging. And, Razer Mamba Chroma does it impressively with the special charging dock which is included with the mouse! Just put your mouse on it and it charges. Let me tell you Logitech offers a similar charging dock as an add-on for around 100 bucks.

My verdict after testing it enough is that Razer Mamba Chroma is a great wireless gaming mouse with a laser sensor and RGB lighting.

5. Logitech G305

Logitech’s previous mice on this list are clearly not affordable for everyone. And even Logitech knows it. That’s why, with their new G305 mouse, they have tried to bring a high-end wireless gaming mouse at an affordable cost.

Though its price is almost half of the top variant, there are no compromises made in the performance and design.

The G305 features the newest Hero optical sensor from Logitech, which is actually a 12000 DPI variant of G903’s sensor delivering almost similar tracking performance.

It has got a lightning fast response time of just 1ms, that’s virtually instant. With this under your palm, your hand and pointer on the screen will be perfectly in sync!

There are 6 fully programmable buttons including one right on the top for scaling the DPI on the fly.

To reduce the cost, Logitech G305 has omitted the rechargeable battery system and used a single AA battery. But that’s not bad news at all, because the power management is optimized to deliver 200 hours of battery life.

The AA battery goes under the removable top cover and it also sneaks in the tiny wireless dongle. To give a satisfying click, left and right-click buttons are fixed separately and not the part of the cover.

If you have used any Logitech gaming mouse previously, you must have noticed a perfect ambidextrous design. Logitech G305 has the same design, so no matter you are left handed or right handed, this will work great for you.

Although the scroll wheel kinda feels cheap and there’s no flashy RGB or LED lighting, still this wireless gaming mouse is far better than its wired alternative in the same range.

Without a doubt, the quality and performance of the Logitech G305 make it the most affordable wireless gaming mouse for the price.

6. ASUS ROG Spatha

As we all know, Asus ROG is the brand dedicated to the gaming community. That’s why Asus ROG Spatha becomes a worthy addition to this roundup of best wireless gaming mice.

With 12 programmable button design and capability of running on both wired and wireless mode, Asus ROG Spatha has a lot to offer for gamers. Out of these 12 buttons, 6 are thumb buttons that you can use for playing MMO games.

The Asus ROG Spatha runs at 8200 DPI and you can switch between two modes using DPI button. The Standard mode is meant for casual gaming while the Extra-low speed mode offers better aiming so that you can fire a sniper with utmost accuracy!

For even better response, this wireless gaming mouse has up to 2000Hz polling rate (when used with wire). Though the mouse is heavier (178.5g), it gives a solid feel and better durability with magnesium alloy bottom.

Also, you can customize this mouse using the ROG Armory interface like button actions, RGB lighting etc. The best part is that your button profiles are saved right on to the flash memory inside the mouse itself.

Being a right-handed gamer, this wireless mouse fits very well under my hand and I found it suitable for both palm and claw grip.

Definitely, the above-100$ price is a little too much for gamers, but, the Asus ROG Spatha does have features that make it worth the money. It is definitely one of the best wireless gaming mice that you can buy in 2024.

7. Logitech MX Master

Another impressive mouse from Logitech is the MX Master – an ergonomic wireless gaming mouse specially designed for right-handed gamers.

The special hand-sculpt shape ensures maximum comfort and natural hand posture. With 7 well-positioned buttons – all programmable – and two scroll wheels, this one brings a lot at your fingertips.

Logitech MX Master uses dual wireless connectivity options – IR and Bluetooth. What I love about this is the ability to switch between 3 devices with one touch.

I use it with my MacBook Pro and Windows PC simultaneously, and it feels magical to push that button as the mouse switches from my desktop to my laptop within seconds. It is clearly a good wireless gaming mouse for laptop.

Though there’s a laser-grade tracking sensor, it’s not the top notch. Still, I could see a clear difference in tracking precision as compared to any of the regular mice.

Also, the Darkfield tracking allows it to be used on practically any type of mousepad surface – transparent or glossy too – with a minimum thickness of 4mm. It works like charm on my Razer Firefly mouse pad. To read more about the mousepad I use, check out my top picks for mousepads.

Those who hate the time it takes for recharging the mouse batteries, Logitech Mx Master has an answer. With just 1 minute of charging, it surprisingly works for close to 2 hours! It can also switch seamlessly between 3 different machines.

All that comes at an attractive price and there’s no reason not to buy this wireless gaming mouse if you are a right-hander.

8. E-Blue Mazer II – Budget Wireless Gaming Mouse

The E-Blue Mazer II deserves its place in this list of best wireless gaming mouse for all the good reasons.

From trendy ergonomic design to ultra-fast 3000 frames per second tracking rate, E-Blue Mazer II brings a lot of cool stuff at an inexpensive price (just around $20).

At this price, it’s far better than a wired mouse. Isn’t it?

E-Blue Mazer II uses the Avago 5090 gaming chipset ensuring an overall good performance with faster response and high-speed clicking. Although, I find the DPI range of 500 to 2500, a little underwhelming comparatively.

The standard 2.4 GHz wireless connection and a polling rate of 250Hz ensure zero input lag or latency. It is also interference resistant that means it can receive signals even from 30 feet!

Also, it can achieve a maximum acceleration of 20G.

After testing it for a few hours, if you ask me, I would say the E-Blue Mazer II is one of the best budget wireless gaming mice that offers more with fewer dollars to spend.

9. Razer Lancehead Wireless

This Razer wireless gaming mouse is sleek yet loaded with features – the Razer Lancehead! After testing it for hours, I noticed a few things with make it worth mentioning in my list.

First, it is such a pleasure to hold this mouse even for long hours; thanks to the precisely engineered shape and the extended rubber grips for added comfort.

Second, the pro-gaming design with RGB. I absolutely love syncing it with Razer Synapse and it seamlessly blends with my gaming setup. It adds so well to the aesthetics that it will impress all your gaming buddies when they come over!

A little let-down here is the Laser sensor which is not one of the top-notch options in terms of accuracy. Though its 5G Laser sensor has 16000 DPI and 200 IPS tracking, but the DPI adjustments can be done in steps of 1000 DPI while other competitors have it as low as 50 DPI providing better accuracy.

Programming the mouse is very simple using Synapse including setting up the all-important lighting scheme, and the mouse pad calibration capability is nice to have if you’re into that sort of thing.

Razer promises 24 hours of gaming out of a single battery charge, but while I tested, the battery power lasted around 16 hours. Hope that’s not the case with you.

An interesting feature that I liked is the onboard and cloud storage capability. It allows you to save your button configurations and DPI profiles right on the mouse chipset or cloud and you can switch between the profiles even when the mouse is not connected to Synapse.

If comfort and design is your priority along with satisfactory performance, you can have the Razer Lancehead on your list while buying a wireless gaming mouse.

10. Razer Ouroboros Elite Ambidextrous

Razer has finally created a mouse that lefties can use. The ambidextrous design on the Razer Ouroboros is perhaps one of the reasons this mouse is highly sought. It has two types of interchangeable side panels, back tilt, and adjustable length. With the fully adjustable arched palm rest, this mouse can fit comfortably with any grip style, hand length, and shape. It is your best bet for fatigue-free play over extended periods.

This mouse explores a laser and an optical sensor to provide up to 8200DPI. You can expect excellent tracking on just about any surface. With a 1000Hz polling rate and tracking speeds of up to 200 inches per second, you are dealing with an extremely accurate gaming mouse. It is a 4G laser sensor that gets you hitting targets at the exact point you want.

Razer uses their favorite 32-bit ARM processor that is typical of offering 1ms response rate. The processor also manages high-resolution sensor calibration to give you unmatched gaming experience. A dedicated dpi-clutch trigger provides temporary increase or decrease of the DPI to get you exact sensitivity depending on the game.

We found the versatility of this mouse very thoughtful since you can use it wired or wireless. We did not find inconsistencies with the wireless connection which is why it is on our ten best list. It syncs seamlessly with its dock without affecting the response time. You can still connect it with USB 2.0 to get a stable wireless connection. The standing dock allows it to be used as a charging station when it’s not in use.

This mouse is Razer Synapse-enabled. This is a cloud-connected customization dashboard so you can create unlimited profiles and tweak button settings, and assign macros. The mouse will not store profiles, but the cloud connectivity allows you to use the created profiles with any PC. You can also use this mouse with other peripherals from Razer Keyboards and gaming keypads. You can even switch the mouse and still retain the custom settings you made for your games.

The Razer Ouroboros Elite is an excellent option for gamers who like to endlessly tweak your rig for the ultimate customization. With a left and right clickable scroll wheel and 11 programmable buttons, it gives you a dedicated device for every user.

However, because of the many adjustable settings, it is easy to get lost in actual gameplay especially on the DPI settings. Your ring finger is also unsupported which you may take issue if you have big hands.

All in all, Razer Ouroboros is a robust piece of hardware that does not compromise performance with the staggering number of customizable options.

11. TechNet Ultimate Professional

The TeckNet Ultimate Professional Wireless Gaming mouse is all about control. It aims at giving you a weapon in your hands using TechNet True Wave Optimization for high accuracy. Whether you are targeting, slashing, aiming, or even attacking, this mouse gives you the most reliable responsiveness.

With an adjustable DPI sensor, you can toggle from 800 to 4000DPI to match your exact gaming needs. Your gaming performance improves with the help of the smooth gliding underside which provides ultimate cursor control.

It runs on 2.4GHz wireless connectivity to give you a secure connection up to 32ft. With its eight highly-responsive buttons, you have high precision without the chances of skipping frames or getting stuck. It can respond accurately to your every move since it can be used on most surfaces including transparent and reflective surfaces like glass.

The intuitive buttons placement is perhaps one of the reasons die-hard gamers love this model. Some users like to use the words “fit like a glove” to describe its ergonomic design. This is because it comes with only the necessary buttons that make mastering their location fast and easy.

This mouse is made with gamers in mind. The components are tailored to suit avid players seeking to score it big in competitive arenas. It has an extra 40g weight for gaming and a sleek design for comfortable gaming.

Only that, you may not like the scrolling wheel noise, but it is easy to ignore when your head is in the game.

Wired vs Wireless Gaming Mouse

As I mentioned earlier, the whole debate of wired vs wireless gaming mouse is as old as the release of the very first wireless mouse in 1991 from Logitech. Though there’s no clear winner among them, below are my thoughts about the wired vs wireless mouse for gaming in the nutshell.

In simple words, wired gaming mice are the ones which are connected to the PC via fixed cables while the wireless gaming mice come with an Infrared or Bluetooth receiver to operate wirelessly.

But there’s more to it when gaming is concerned. For gaming, there are two very important things that can make it or break for a mouse – responsiveness, and freedom of movement.

As the wired connection is more stable, it is clear that they are more responsive as well. So, a wired gaming mouse does not have any kind of latency or input lag during the gameplay. On the other hand, the wireless connection may lag to a minor extent subject to the quality of the transmitter/receiver and the interference.

With a good wireless gaming mouse such as Logitech G903, this input lag is indistinguishable and operates just like a normal wired mouse.

Also, wireless gaming mice are dependent on batteries for power which either need recharging or replacing increasing the overall cost. While the wired alternative does not have any such requirements.

Gamers are switching to wireless mice in the modern era of gaming as they give more freedom of usage and can be moved around conveniently while the old wired mice give a very restricted usage area.

However, some gamers still do not want to invest in a wireless gaming mouse with the doubt that it may lag or disconnect during those important gaming sessions. Believe me, I have been using the Logitech G903 for a year now and never faced any lag even once!

Buying Guide: Choosing a Good Wireless Mouse for Gaming

Buying a wireless gaming mouse for the very first time and have no idea what things to watch out for? Well, don’t worry. To make sure you are choosing the right wireless gaming mouse, always consider the following things before making your choice.

What’s the Response Time?

Be it a racing game or an FPS game, every split second matter! And wireless gaming mice were infamous for being slow, but not anymore. The credit goes to technological improvements due to which the response time has come down to a few milliseconds.

If you want to experience lag-free gaming, go for a wireless gaming mouse with the least possible response time. To enjoy supreme speed, make sure the mouse uses a 2.4GHz wireless connection as well.

A wireless gaming mouse with least response time will ensure you’re always a step ahead in the game!

Sensor and Accuracy

The sensor is responsible for the tracking accuracy of the mouse. Optical sensor and Laser sensor are two common types of sensors which you will find on any wireless gaming mouse.

Optical sensors provide better accuracy and tracking which is required in FPS games. A good optical sensor with 10,000+ DPI works the best for a wireless gaming mouse. For more info, you can also refer to one of my recent post about the difference between optical and laser mouse for gaming.

DPI Adjustability

DPI basically defines how far the pointer on the screen will move corresponding the movement of the mouse. Having the ability to adjust the DPI on the fly allows tweaking your mouse behavior as per the situation without having to pause the game ever!

My suggestion would be to go for a wireless gaming mouse that has a wide range of DPI and the ability to switch the DPI in one click. By the way, all mice that I have mentioned have adjustable DPI (just telling you!).

How much should the Mouse weigh?

During those long gaming sessions, you would not want a mouse as heavy as a stone in your hand. It’s tiring as well as obstructs high-speed movement when needed. Go with a wireless gaming mouse that’s lightweight if do not want the game and go home with aching forearms!

How many hours the battery of Wireless mouse lasts?

Getting a wireless mouse for gaming means batteries – may be rechargeable ones, maybe not – so battery life is critical. Make sure the mouse you are getting has a battery life of 24 to 36 hours on a single charge. In case of non-rechargeable batteries, go with some solid Li-ion or Alkaline batteries to avoid dying in the middle of the game.

Price & Budget

See, there are wireless gaming mice worth hundreds of dollars out there in the market. And, they are not worth it unless you are a professional gamer and ready to splurge all your money. As a regular gamer, you can get a decent wireless gaming mouse under $50 with low response rates and what not!

Are wireless mice better for gaming?

Nowadays, wireless mice are a good choice for gaming. You get more space to move your mouse around as well as the ability to use your mouse even at a distance.

And, thanks to faster IR receivers and better batteries that ensure a lag-free and uninterrupted gaming experience.

My recommendation would be to refrain from any cheap wireless gaming mouse, because those may lag and even get disconnected in the middle of an important game (i know the pain! 🙁 )

Do Wireless Mice Have Lag?

No, not all wireless mice lag; only the cheaper ones do to some extent. That’s because they compromise the quality of IR receiver which results in lesser polling rates and eventually lags and slows down. With a good gaming mouse, even if there is some input lag or latency (which most wireless gaming products have), it is not noticeable enough to disturb you while gaming.

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