Gaming Mice Comparison Table — Features Side by Side

Compare gaming mice side by side. Weight, sensor, DPI, polling rate, battery life, and shape. Find the right mouse for your grip and games.

Updated 2026-03-09 Independently reviewed
Feature
Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2
Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2
Razer Viper V3 Pro
Razer Viper V3 Pro
Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro
Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro
Pulsar X2V2
Pulsar X2V2
Zowie EC2-CW
Zowie EC2-CW
SteelSeries Aerox 5 Wireless
SteelSeries Aerox 5 Wireless
Corsair M75 Air
Corsair M75 Air
Endgame Gear OP1we
Endgame Gear OP1we
Lamzu Atlantis Mini
Lamzu Atlantis Mini
HyperX Pulsefire Haste 2 Wireless
HyperX Pulsefire Haste 2 Wireless
Rating
9.4/10
9.3/10
9/10
8.8/10
8.5/10
8.2/10
8.6/10
8.3/10
8.7/10
8.1/10
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Price $159/one-time $159/one-time $149/one-time $109/one-time $119/one-time $109/one-time $129/one-time $79/one-time $89/one-time $79/one-time
Sensor Logitech HERO 2Razer Focus Pro 35KRazer Focus Pro 30KPulsar X2V2 (custom)PixArt 3370SteelSeries TrueMove AirCorsair MarksmanPixArt 3370Lamzu Atlantis 4K (Nordic 52840)HyperX 26K
DPI 32,00035,00030,00026,0003,20018,00026,0003,20026,00026,000
Polling Rate 2,000 Hz1,000 Hz (8,000 Hz with dongle)1,000 Hz2,000 Hz1,000 Hz1,000 Hz2,000 Hz1,000 Hz1,000 Hz (4,000 Hz with dongle)1,000 Hz
Weight 60g60g63g54g77g74g60g59g49g59g
Connectivity LIGHTSPEED 2.4 GHz wireless, USB receiverHyperSpeed 2.4 GHz wireless, USB receiverHyperSpeed 2.4 GHz wireless, USB receiver2.4 GHz wireless, USB receiver2.4 GHz wireless, USB receiver2.4 GHz wireless, USB receiver2.4 GHz wireless, USB receiver2.4 GHz wireless, USB receiver2.4 GHz wireless, USB receiver2.4 GHz wireless, USB receiver
Battery Life ~90 hours~95 hours~90 hours~70 hours~70 hours~180 hours~70 hours~70 hours~65 hours~100 hours
Switches LIGHTFORCE hybrid optical-mechanicalRazer Gen-3 opticalRazer Gen-3 opticalKailh GM 8.0Kailh GM 8.0SteelSeries customCorsair QuickStrikeKailh GM 8.0Lamzu Thorn (optical)HyperX custom
Shape Ambidextrous, low profileAmbidextrous, low and flatErgonomic right-handedSymmetrical ambidextrousErgonomic right-handed (EC2)Ergonomic right-handed with side buttonsSymmetrical ambidextrousHybrid ambidextrousCompact symmetricalSymmetrical ambidextrous
Grip Style Claw, fingertipClaw, fingertipPalm, clawClaw, fingertipPalm, clawPalm, clawClaw, fingertipClaw, fingertipClaw, fingertipClaw, fingertip
Feet Material 100% PTFE100% PTFE100% PTFE100% PTFE100% PTFE100% PTFE100% PTFE100% PTFE100% PTFE100% PTFE
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Our Methodology

We test each gaming mouse across FPS, MOBA, and productivity scenarios for at least 2 weeks. We measure sensor accuracy with MouseTester, polling rate stability, click latency, and battery life. We also evaluate shape comfort across different grip styles. No manufacturer has editorial influence.

Frequently Asked Questions

What specs matter most for gaming mice?
Sensor quality (accuracy, latency), weight (lighter is preferred for FPS), shape (must fit your grip), and connectivity (wireless latency). DPI and polling rate matter less than raw sensor quality—most players use 800–1600 DPI and 1K Hz polling is sufficient.
Is 2K or 8K polling worth it?
2K Hz polling can offer a slight perceptible improvement for some users. 8K Hz is more marginal and requires a separate dongle on most mice. The difference is small compared to sensor quality and shape. Start with 1K Hz; upgrade only if you can feel the difference.
Ergonomic vs ambidextrous—which is better?
Ergonomic (right-handed) mice like the DeathAdder V3 Pro and Zowie EC2-CW are more comfortable for palm and claw grippers. Ambidextrous mice like the Superlight 2 and Viper V3 Pro suit claw and fingertip grippers and left-handed users. Choose based on your grip and hand preference.

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