Best value-for-money gaming mice
A good mouse starts with shape that fits your hand and a clean sensor. Everything else comes second.
Our value picks favour mice with 25K+ DPI sensors (overkill in-game, but a quality signal), 80M-click switches and stable firmware. Skip bloated bundles with mediocre mousepads and headsets — buy the mouse alone if the bundle adds nothing.
Recommended picks
RisoPhy — Souris Gamer Sans Fil Tri-Mode — Bluetooth / 2,4 GHz / Filaire — Rechargeable
Tri-mode · ergonomique · programmables
~$41
Redragon M908 Impact — Souris MMO RGB — 12 400 DPI — 18 boutons programmables — Filaire
18 boutons · 12 400 DPI · MMO / RPG
~$46
ATTACK SHARK X11SE — Sans Fil 63 g — PixArt PAW3311 — 22 000 DPI — BT / 2,4 GHz / Filaire
63 g · 22 000 DPI · tri-mode · 1 000 Hz
~$57
Logitech G502 HERO — Souris Gamer Filaire — Capteur HERO 25K — 11 boutons — Poids ajustable
25 600 DPI · 11 boutons · mémoire intégrée
~$74
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Buying guide: Best value-for-money gaming mice
Our best value gaming mouse picks for FPS, MOBA, and all-around gaming.
For more detail, see our full Gaming mouse guide which compares all available options on Amazon.
FAQ
Which gaming mouse for which hand size?
Small to medium hands (under 19cm) suit compact formats (Razer DeathAdder Mini, Endgame Gear XM1r). Large hands prefer full-size models (Logitech G502, SteelSeries Rival 600). Measure your hand from palm to pinky to choose the right size.
What DPI for a gaming mouse?
DPI is not a quality criterion: more DPI doesn't mean a more precise mouse. In FPS, most professional players play at 400–1600 DPI. What really matters: optical sensor quality (PixArt 3395 or Razer Focus Pro are benchmarks), consistency, and absence of smoothing.