Which esports mouse should you buy? Don’t worry, we’ve got you.
Just like keyboards, people will tell you that any old thing will do, but c’mon now you need a decent mouse.
I mean, unless you’re just spending your time searching for cat videos on YouTube, then you’re fine. However, if you’re playing any sort of game, especially a competitive one, you absolutely need to use something a little more, specialist.
Three of the best esports keyboards you can buy at the moment
And just like we did with keyboards, we’re going to walk you through with three really great options if you’re in the market for a new mouse.
Again, we will give you two high-level options and one that is cheaper but still a good option.
1. Final Mouse Ultralight Sunset
One of the newest mice on the market, and it looks like an absolute must-buy. FinalMouse has always made fantastic peripherals and this one looks like one of their best ever.
Weighing 68 grams, it will allow even the most wristy of players to play on a low DPI. Oh and the fact that is coated with a special grip is going to help a lot with grip, especially for ‘claw’ players.
FinalMouse also claims that this could be one of the best ever esports mice and we can see where they’re coming from.
You can get it for £89.99, which is a little steep but looks well worth it.
2. Razer DeathAdder Elite
I can personally tell you that this mouse is amazing and is currently what I’m using. With the ‘worlds most advanced sensor’, this little beaut just feels so incredibly accurate and you can play at 400 DPI with no issues.
Despite that, it does weigh 105g but it doesn’t feel like you’re moving a big expensive brick around. If like me, and you play more with your arm rather than your wrist, then this really is the perfect mouse for you.
You can actually get this for just under £75, so is a perfect mid-range option for a high-quality mouse.
Is this an esports mouse should you buy? Absolutely, yes!
3. Logitech Hyperion Fury G402
Want a brilliant mouse for under £30? Look no further! I mean, it’s not quite got all the bells and whistles that the others have on this list. However, it gets the job done, is very comfortable and still has 8 buttons and a good 400 IPS tracker.
Logitech doesn’t really sell rubbish, and you get a 2-year guarantee that will cover any mishaps.
You can get this for just £29.99, which is brilliant for a quality budget esports mouse should you buy, or at least consider.