Logitech G305 Lightspeed Wireless gaming mouse

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Searching for gaming mice with no parameters can get overwhelming fast. There are seemingly endless options with variations in size, style and price. That’s why we’ve created this list to streamline your choices. Keep reading to see our picks for the best cheap gaming mouse under $50. 

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A rare wireless gaming mouse bargain. The Katar Pro uses the company’s Slipstream 2.4GHz wireless that can channel-hop on the fly so it stays on the fastest connection possible, keeping latency under 1 millisecond. This wireless mouse also has low-latency Bluetooth LE 4.2, which is nice to have for gaming when speed is less critical, or for connecting to other computers or devices that don’t have a USB-A port for the Slipstream receiver.

Corsair used a 10,000 dpi PixArt PMW3325 sensor and a mouse button on top lets you switch between three presets: 800, 1,500 and 3,000. Those settings, along with the mouse’s other five buttons, can be remapped in the company’s iCue software for Windows and MacOS. You can also store dpi and lighting settings on the Katar Pro so you’ll always have your favorites no matter what computer you’re using. 

This wireless mouse is powered by a single AA battery that is rated for up to 135 hours of battery life. That’s good, but you’ll probably want to invest in good rechargeable batteries.

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You can dismiss Razer because it’s popular or you feel it’s all hype. But the fact is, this is a good budget gaming mouse for any gamer. It’s comfortable, particularly if you use a palm grip, with an accurate speedy 16,000 DPI sensor and a lightweight body. The programmable Synapse software lets you tweak its lights and seven buttons as much as you want, and you no longer need to sign in. And it’s covered with a two-year warranty. 

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The G305 is the only one here that doesn’t have RGB lighting. However, it’s also wireless and without that extra lighting, this wireless gaming mouse lasts longer — up to 250 hours of continuous PC gaming. It takes a single AA battery that hides under the palm rest with its Lightspeed wireless USB adapter. Even with the battery, though, this PC gaming mouse weighs less than 100 grams. The small size, relatively low profile and weight was comfortable when used with claw and palm grip styles. It’s also an ambidextrous gaming mouse. All in all, it’s a great choice among wireless gaming mice, with good battery life, if you don’t want a lot of buttons or lights.

It’s available in four color options if you’re looking for something that stands out a bit more on your desk.

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