25 Gaming Mouse Deals from Logitech G, Razer, ZEBRONICS & More

The Transformer M3 combines an optical sensor with a dedicated DPI switch for changing sensitivity across four levels. Its six-button layout includes forward and backward controls, while multicolor LEDs and a braided cable round out the listed features.

The Spectre listing describes an edgy design with a breathing rainbow-lighting effect and four selectable DPI settings. Its six buttons are tested for more than seven million clicks, and the 1.5 m braided cable includes an EMI suppressor. The product title states a maximum of 7,200 DPI, while the listed adjustment steps reach 3,600 DPI, so check the retailer listing for clarification.

The GM100 pairs a seven-button layout with a dedicated DPI switch and multicolor LED illumination. Its listing specifies a 1,000Hz polling rate and a 1.5 m cable, with the mouse presented in a white finish.

The Spirit has an ergonomic shape, RGB lighting and an optical sensor listed as the A603FP. Its six-level DPI adjustment reaches 7,200, and the Huano switches are rated for three million clicks. The 1.5 m braided cable includes an EMI ring.

The Transformer M uses an ambidextrous form and has dedicated forward, backward and DPI controls among its six buttons. Its DPI switch cycles through four listed settings, while the lighting offers seven breathing LED colours. Supplied listing details differ on cable length and USB version, so confirm those particulars with the retailer.

The Transformer M Plus has a six-level DPI switch with an indicator light, plus a dedicated button for its eight RGB lighting modes. The listing also specifies a 1,000Hz polling rate and a detachable 1.5 m cable. Its finish is described as grey and blue.

The GM333 listing combines eight programmable buttons with macro support, a 1,000Hz polling rate and RGB backlighting. It also specifies Huano switches and a 1.5 m braided cable. The listing describes an ergonomic shape with a rubberized texture.

The GM320 includes eight programmable buttons, a dedicated DPI loop button and a rapid-fire button. Its listing specifies RGB backlighting, a 1,000Hz polling rate and macro software support. The title states a 1.8 m braided cable, while the specification field lists 1.5 m; confirm the cable length in the retailer details.

This Phantom Air listing describes a 54 g wired mouse with six programmable buttons and Windows software for customizing DPI, macros, lighting and button functions. Its honeycomb shell is paired with RGB lighting, and the 1.5 m braided cable is listed with EMI shielding.

The product title identifies this black Kreo Harpy as a wired mouse weighing 55 g, with 12,800 DPI, a 1,000Hz polling rate and customizable RGB. Some additional supplied feature text describes a different Kreo model, so this summary sticks to details stated in the product title and the consistent listing fields.

The white Harpy listing specifies six buttons, an adjustable DPI range from 200 to 12,800 and 13 lighting modes, which can also be turned off. It lists a 1,000Hz polling rate and a 55 g weight excluding the cable. Windows software support is also noted.

The Sniper includes a dedicated DPI control and forward and backward buttons. Its listed settings range from 800 to 2,400 DPI, with RGB lighting and a plug-and-play USB connection. Supplied listing details also mention a 3 m cable in descriptive copy, but the specification field states 1.3 m; check the current retailer information.

The Blaze has eight buttons, including a dedicated fire key, and Windows software for adjusting DPI, macros and lighting. Its listing also specifies a 1,000Hz polling rate, 7,000 frames per second and smooth UPE foot pads. The 1.5 m braided cable has a gold-plated USB connector.

The Helios offers three connection modes and can continue to be used in wired mode while charging. Its Windows software supports button remapping, macros, DPI and polling-rate adjustments, as well as RGB customization. PTFE feet and a stated 81 g weight are among the other listed details.

This Phantom Air variant is listed with wired, 2.4GHz and Bluetooth connectivity, plus a rechargeable design. Its software supports adjustments to DPI, polling rate, RGB lighting and button mapping; the listing also mentions onboard profiles. Check the deal widget for current availability.

The M724 has five programmable buttons for assigning keybinds, while Redragon software provides controls for button functions and DPI. Its five default sensitivity levels run from 1,200 to 12,400 DPI, and the product listing describes a lightweight 42 g build.

The G102 Lightsync uses a six-button layout, with primary buttons described as mechanically tensioned with metal springs. Logitech G HUB can be used to customize settings and cycle through up to five DPI levels. Its LIGHTSYNC RGB supports customizable colour-wave effects.

The Blaze 2 switches among wired, 2.4GHz and Bluetooth connections. It combines eight programmable buttons, including a fire button, with onboard memory and software control. The listing specifies a 1,000Hz polling rate, customizable RGB and a rechargeable 500mAh battery.

The M612AK PRO supports wired, Bluetooth and 2.4GHz connections. Its nine programmable buttons include a rapid-fire control and two side macro buttons, with software available for customizing keybinds. The listing also describes a frosted surface coating and seven backlit modes.

The Chimera V2 includes magnetic shells and additional switches, with its listing describing hot-swappable mechanical switch support and software customization. It offers wired USB, 2.4GHz and Bluetooth modes. The supplied product title and specification field give different DPI figures, so check the retailer page for the exact variant details.

The G304 Lightspeed uses Logitech's HERO optical sensor and a nano receiver stored in the mouse body. The listing states up to 250 hours of continuous play in performance mode on one AA battery, with an endurance mode available through Logitech G HUB. It also has onboard memory.

The Pulsefire Haste 2 listing highlights a solid upper shell at a stated weight of 61 g, with a HyperX 26K sensor capable of up to 26,000 DPI. It supports both 2.4GHz wireless and Bluetooth connectivity, and its listed battery life is up to 100 hours per full charge.

The Viper V3 HyperSpeed combines a Focus Pro 30K optical sensor with Gen-2 mechanical switches. Razer lists up to 280 hours of battery life from a single AA battery and describes its wireless connection as designed for low-latency use. The listed weight is 82 g.

The R5Ultra listing describes a hollow, injection-moulded carbon-fibre design and tri-mode connectivity. Its sensor is specified as the PixArt PAW3950 MAX, with up to 42,000 programmable DPI. The listing also distinguishes an 8KHz wireless polling rate from 1,000Hz in wired mode.

The Dragonfly R1 information covers several variants, with differences in sensor, polling rate, connectivity and battery life. The supplied product title identifies the R1 SE+ in white, but the feature details describe the wider R1 series rather than providing a complete specification set for that variant. Check the retailer listing to confirm exact configuration and current availability.