The 29 best lightweight mouse brands

  • 29 brands ranked
  • Ranked by brand visibility

Logitech, Razer and SteelSeries lead our ranking of 29 lightweight mouse brands. Compare what each brand makes, visit its official site, or shop it online.

Lightweight Mouse brands, ranked

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  1. 1

    Logitech

    Pebble slim office mice and PRO X Superlight esports mice cover both everyday and competitive wireless use.

    Top products: PRO X SUPERLIGHT· PRO 2 LIGHTSPEED· Pebble Mouse 2 M350s

    Popularity 10.0/10

  2. 2

    Razer

    Viper and DeathAdder ultralight gaming mice with optical switches, aimed mainly at esports players.

    Top products: Viper V3 Pro· DeathAdder V3 Ultra· Cobra Pro

    Popularity 9.9/10

  3. 3

    SteelSeries

    Aerox range uses a perforated honeycomb shell to keep weight down, with wired and wireless versions.

    Top products: Aerox 9 Wireless· Aerox 3 Wireless· Esports FPS

    Popularity 5.3/10

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    ASUS

    ROG Keris uses a symmetrical shape and tri-mode radio, so it works wired, on 2.4GHz, or over Bluetooth with the same body.

    Top products: ROG Keris Wireless· ROG Strix Impact III

    Popularity 4.1/10

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    HyperX

    Pulsefire Haste models are light honeycomb-style shells at a lower price than most premium esports mice.

    Top products: Pulsefire Haste 2· Pulsefire Haste 2 Mini

    Popularity 3.9/10

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    Corsair

    M75 mice offer a light RGB-lit shell in standard and Air wireless versions, sold alongside Corsair PC parts.

    Top products: M75 WIRELESS· M75 AIR WIRELESS

    Popularity 3.4/10

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    Lenovo

    Plain office mice like the 300 are simple wireless designs for everyday laptop use rather than gaming weight.

    Top products: 300 Wireless Mouse

    Popularity 3.3/10

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    Finalmouse

    Ultralight wireless mice at a premium price, built for players who want very low weight and a focused shape.

    Top products: Starlight X Achilles· SLX StarlightX Nightfall

    Popularity 2.7/10

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    MSI

    MSI builds gaming laptops, desktop motherboards and DDR4 RAM modules for gamers and PC builders. Its gaming machines are designed to keep performance steady under heavy load. The Titan GT series is among its laptop lines, and the motherboards and...

    Popularity 2.5/10

  10. 10

    HP

    The Hewlett-Packard Company was founded when completely electronic computers did not exist. It was 1939, and the only printers were industrial-sized. Its defining feature was its health care plan for its employees and its use of an open office floor...

    Popularity 2.3/10

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    Kensington

    Kensington produces laptop security locks, along with docking stations, wireless mice, trackball mice and wrist rests. The company is known as a manufacturer of computer accessories for office and home use. Its products include ergonomic designs that support comfortable desk...

    Popularity 2.1/10

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    Redragon

    Redragon builds mechanical keyboards, gaming mice and mouse pads for players on a budget. Its range also covers headphones, gamepads and mouse mats. Its gear has sturdy construction and bright, stylish designs aimed at everyday gaming setups, from mechanical keyboards...

    Popularity 2.0/10

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    Turtle Beach

    Gamers who want clearer voice chat and immersive sound will find Turtle Beach's headsets built for consoles and PCs. The range includes headsets for Xbox, Microsoft and Nintendo Switch, with models designed around advanced audio technology and sturdy construction.

    Popularity 2.0/10

  14. 14

    ROCCAT

    Burst line is a lightweight optical-switch mouse for players who want a light, fast-clicking shape.

    Top products: Burst Pro

    Popularity 2.0/10

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    Glorious PC Gaming Race

    Glorious PC Gaming Race sells gaming mice in white, along with keyboards, headsets and other peripherals for gaming setups. The brand aims its products at gamers who want strong performance without paying a high premium.

    Popularity 1.8/10

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    BenQ

    BenQ stands for bringing enjoyment N quality to life. The motto of the company is something that they live by. They continue to evolve and develop in the matters of life that are the most important. BenQ makes sure that...

    Popularity 1.8/10

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    Apple

    Stephen Wozniak had a dream of building his computer. In 1976, Wozniak partnered with his former high-school classmate, Steve Jobs, and began operations at Jobs’ family garage. Their first model was a lone working circuit board, which they worked into...

    Popularity 1.7/10

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    Rapoo

    A Chinese maker of computer accessories, Rapoo sells wireless mice, silent mice, Bluetooth mice and computer keyboards. The company also offers headphones, webcams and wireless chargers. Its products are built with an emphasis on stylish designs and sturdy materials.

    Popularity 1.7/10

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    Microsoft

    The year 1975 saw two boys convert a famous computer programming language for personal use. They went on to start a company and moved on to develop other programming languages. This company produced essential operating systems for the International Business...

    Popularity 1.7/10

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    ELECOM

    ELECOM started in 1986 as a Japanese electronics company, and it is headquartered in Chūō-ku, Tokyo. Its catalog includes computer mice, trackball mice, headphones and wireless LAN equipment. The brand sells its devices to consumers in markets around the world.

    Popularity 1.5/10

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    TeckNet

    Wireless doorbells and door chimes form the home side of TeckNet's range. The same catalog includes wireless mice, webcams and keyboards for computer use. TeckNet focuses on smart home and PC accessories rather than larger appliances.

    Popularity 1.4/10

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    Rii

    The small portable keyboard-mouse combinations are made and sold by Rii. The company's products work with all widely used platforms, including Android phones, Apple iPhones, Windows PCs, smartphones, tablets, and other Bluetooth devices. You may select the customization choices that...

    Popularity 1.4/10

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    Perixx

    Perixx builds computer keyboards, wireless mice and ergonomic keyboards for office and home desks. Its keyboards and mice are designed for comfortable typing and long daily use. Combined wireless keyboard and mouse sets are also available.

    Popularity 1.4/10

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    Cooler Master

    Cooler Master started out as a Taiwanese maker of computer hardware aimed at people building their own PCs. The brand's core products are CPU coolers, computer cases, power supplies and case fans. Its products are sold through online stores and...

    Popularity 1.3/10

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    VicTsing

    Wireless mice, FM transmitters and humidifiers are among the accessories VicTsing sells for desks, homes and cars. The brand makes practical electronics for everyday work and home use. Its Bluetooth car accessories are designed to be simple to fit and...

    Popularity 1.2/10

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    Sony

    Shortly after World War 2, Masaru Ibuka founded the Tokyo Tsushin Kogyo K.K., a telecommunications and engineering corporation. He wanted technology to contribute to Japan’s culture and future. Despite starting small, he never gave up and stressed the importance of...

    Popularity 1.1/10

  27. 27

    Targus

    With society progressing rapidly, the one desire that has remained the same is the need to connect. Targus is here to provide you with the latest technology to allow you to fulfill your dreams. For over 35 years, the brand...

    Popularity 1.1/10

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    Jelly Comb

    For more than ten years, Jelly Comb has produced prestigious computer accessories. They are the top option among PC fans worldwide, thanks to their dedication to quality, service, and design. They are renowned for wanting to design the world's most...

    Popularity 1.0/10

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    Dell

    Michael Dell founded PC’s Limited in 1984 with the intent of providing customized upgrades for computers. The initiative was successful, and Dell dropped out of college to start building computers. Soon, he started selling his designs, which were met with...

    Popularity 1.0/10