Objectively, pretty sure the XM2 4K is the lowest latency unless something that's polling at 8k has beaten it recently

I am so tired of these blank "recommend me a mouse" posts.

> And needs to be ergonomic, of course.

The "of course" sounds like you think that ergonomic is objectively better. It's not. There's a reason why people say "shape is king". Most top mice perform fairly similarly, so you should always start with the shape. So first things first: how big is your hand and what is your grip style?

Why are you getting downvoted??? So many salty Razer fanboys here really? China mouse does the exact same thing for 100 cheaper so why the hate.

The Viper v3 pro by a long shot imo

Yes, but in this context, the term ergonomic mouse refers to a righthand slanted shape, and it is named as such because it is anatomically healthier to keep the writst more vertical. But that does not automatically mean it is more comfortable to how some people use their mouse compared to ambi. That is very much still subjective.

I have the M65 Pro RGB and I just upgraded my keyboard and head set the the K100 and HS80 MAX. I say this because I was gonna upgrade all three, but after looking into all the mouses, I realized I had the best one at least in my opinion. I also enjoy the thumb wrist that it has on the side. If I ever get another mouse, it’ll be the same one or an upgraded equivalent.

Hi, on paper this was going to be my dream mouse. Its big so it fits my hand good and I like the tilting gestures, wheel tilt buttos, and all the extra buttons.

NO, dont get it its over priced trash.

Scroll wheel feels terrible and loses input if you scroll "fast", right click is too sensitive and left click squeaks plastic on plastic.

This was my third and final mouse from Corsair. Logi G502 turned out to be all I ever needed.

I like my saber pro rgb

Have one. Button placement is great. Both left and right button squeak after less than a year of light use. It's fine, probably would not buy again.

ASUS ROG Keris II Ace Wireless Solid build quality, clicks feel good, responsive, comfortable, light, RGB but not enough to drain battery. Comes in white or black. It's been perfect.

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Watch reviews of all these from some good reviewers like Boardzy, Aim Adapt, Fresh Reviews etc:

Mchose G3/G7,

RK M30,

VXE R1 se+,

ATK A9

Mchose G3 would be my pick for the best in your budget

CB Blitz

Logitech G304

2k get a wired one not worth getting a wire less mouse

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I was in the same boat a few months ago and ended up going with the Razer Viper V3 Pro. It’s been fantastic. Super light, no noticeable latency, and the new sensor is dead accurate. I was skeptical about wireless for years, but honestly, it feels just as fast as wired now.

I also tried the Pulsar X2H Wireless and it’s a solid option too, especially for the price. Great shape if you claw or fingertip.

If you’re on a tighter budget or just prefer wired, I still think the XM1r holds up really well. But wireless is the way to go these days IMO, tech’s caught up.

G502 wired, i love it, i hate wireless mice.

G502 X Plus, best all-around Logitech gaming mouse. Super fast Lightspeed wireless, HERO 25K sensor, customizable buttons, RGB, and feels great in hand.

That's actually super helpful, I didn’t realize modern wireless mice have higher polling rates than most wired ones now. Makes me rethink the whole wired = faster assumption. The Attack Shark R6 sounds like a crazy good deal too, especially for under $50 and that weight. I’ll definitely check out r/mousereview for more insights. Appreciate you dropping all this info!

Wireless and wired when it comes to latency and response time is pretty meaningless now days.

What matters is how much space you have, what sensitivity you use and the shape and weight of the mouse you’re most comfortable with.

Wired mice are fine for a lot of people, but if you aim with your arm or use low sensitivity and just want the freedom of not having a cord flying around while you do those things, wireless might be your jam like a lot of us.

If you use higher sensitivity and trying to ball on a budget, then wired might be more economical.

The Maya X 🔥

Biased cause we have a collab with Lamzu but it was my favorite / main mouse beforehand too!

Yep, maya x is really nice. I think they released the Inca too recently, which should be the same mouse but slightly different shape.

+1 for the maya. Hands down my favorite mouse!

If you told us the size of your hand it would be easier. But generally for palm something like an Pulsar Xlite would be a good choice because it comes in 3 sizes.

currently using the Maya X, definitely a real winner.

Viper v3 pro. I'm not a fan of the Maya's shape

Hitscan Hyperlight.

GPX is always a very safe purchase.

Personally I'd stay away from Glorious mice. Everyone I've owned has had qc issues. Assuming you want to stay with an ergo shape the obvious upgrade would be one of the Deathadder wireless models, EC1-CW, also Pulsar's Xlite V3 is releasing soon which looks promising.

Deathadder v2 Pro are decently priced these days, I nabbed a "Used - Like New" one on Amazon for $37 and it is flawless. RVU and RBU are nice options too, and same generation as DAv2 Pro. (I have all three) Charging dock works on all three. For the DA, I found the surface to be slippy, so I added grips.

Pulsefire Haste 2 just came out and looks interesting.

I'd stay away from the Deathadder V3 Pro. From my experience with 2 copies, the left mouse button seems to wobble and almost feel loose at times. I can recommend the GPX, having used different mice and always went back to it.

The G Pro is still the king

Razer Viper ultimate for smaller hands / claw grip and G pro wireless for larger hands / palm grip.

If anyone sees this after such a long time: really want to recharge by cable, but absolutely dont want to add another cable to charge my mouse. Everything i use is usb-c, arent there top tier gaming mice charged by usb-c? Seen just 2 until now but didnt like its design

The G703 Hero has the exact same shape as your g403. So if you like the shape, this could be a good choice.

G703 , GPWX SUPERLIGHT

+1 on the G703... excellent mouse.

G pro superlight for ambi, pulsar xlite v2 for ergo imo.

My Aimlab scores seem more or less consistent across all mice, so I just go with comfort. I'm not sweaty good, but I'm not bad at FPS.

It depends on the person. But the "safest" oversll recommendation is probably the logitech Gpro superlight

Unless you want one right now, I'd wait for the new Viper Ultimate

FNATIC Bolt has been my go-to since its launch.

Also found myself enjoying the Ninjutso Origin One X quite a bit lately.