Wireless gaming mouse: the 5 best models? ️?
Table of contents:
- Logitech G PRO Wireless
- Its key points
- Professional players using it
- Logitech G903
- Its key points
- Professional players using it
- Logitech G703
- Its key points
- Professional players using it
- Razer Mamba Wireless
- Its key points
- Professional players using it
- Razer Mamba HyperFlux Wireless
- Its key points
- Professional players using it
- In conclusion
If you want to play like a PRO , what better way than to take an example of your equipment? Those of Professional Review bring you this time a list of the best wireless gaming mouse models, taking as an example professional players from Dota 2, CS: GO, Overwatch, Apex Legends, League of Legends and Fortnite among others. Let's go see them!
Index of contents
First of all, let me tell you that Logitech has a monopoly on high-level competitive wireless mice. It is well known that the Swedish company covers the world of peripherals in all its facets, but this does not mean that it neglects the professional sphere. The best wireless models are almost all of their brand, and with good reason. You are warned.
Logitech G PRO Wireless
Without a doubt, it is the great winner of this ranking given that in the niche of professional players who choose to use a wireless mouse, this is the most demanded. Logitech has not been bumpy when it comes to design and light for high performance. The design is simple, clean and functional. Its HERO 16K sensor is the most accurate that the company has designed to date and has no smoothing, acceleration or filtering, so it guarantees full fidelity of movement to the DPI we have configured. Lastly, its LightSpeed technology delivers faster than many wired gaming mice in its click-per-second response times.
Its key points
- Grip type: ambidextrous DPI: 100 - 16, 000 Weight: 80g Response speed: 1ms Software: yes Autonomy: 48h with light (60h without). Number of Buttons: 8 Sensor Type: HERO 16K
Professional players using it
Here are a few examples of the PRO Players that chose this model:
- EliGE (Jonathan Jablonowski). CS: GO player on the Team Liquid team. Role: Rifler. electronic (Denis Sharipov). CS: GO player on Natus Vincere's team. Role: Rifler. LiNkzr (Jiri Masalin). Overwatch player on the Houston Outlaws team. Role: Damage Dealer (DPS). xQc (Félix Lengyel). Overwatch player on the Los Angeles Gladiator team. Role: Tank (main tank). Pengu (Niclas Mouritzen). Rainbow Six Siege player on the G2 Esports team. jOONAS (Joonas Savolainen). Rainbow Six Siege player on the G2 Esports team.
Logitech G903
The second favorite, and not without reason. Its sensor is slightly inferior to the Logitech G Pro, but not for that reason less sensitive. Something very practical is that it has the technology of Wireless Charging System ( Powerplay ), so when the battery is low we are not obliged to connect it if we have the necessary Logitech mat. This is somewhat similar to the Razer Mamba HyperFlux, also included in this list. In addition to being ambidextrous, all its buttons are fully configurable through software, so lefties can fully adapt this wireless gaming mouse to their needs.
Its key points
- Grip type: ambidextrous DPI: 200 - 12, 000 Weight : 110g Response speed: 1ms Software: yes Autonomy: 24h with light (32h without). Number of Buttons: 7 Sensor Type: PMW3366
Professional players using it
Here are a few examples of the PRO Players that chose this model:
- SicK (Hunter Mims). CS: GO player on the compLexity Gaming team. Role: Rifler. Maxalibur (Maxime Ollivier). Fortnite player on the Vitality team. AdZ (Adil Kamel). Fortnite player on the Vitality team. Carpe (Jae-Hyeok). Overwatch player for the Philadelphia Fusion team. Role: Damage Dealer (DPS). DDing (Jinhyeok Yang). Overwatch player for the Shanghai Dragons team. Role: Damage Dealer (DPS). Cike567 . Player of Player Unknown's Battleground for the TyLoo team. KRYSTAL . Player of Player Unknown's Battleground for the TyLoo team.
Logitech G703
Also equipped with the LightSpeed technology we have mentioned for the two previous models and enabling the PowerPlay charging system, the G703 features an extra 10g removable weight. Its sides are also made of non-slip rubber and it has an integrated memory for the button configurations that we have customized. It is a competent and simple model that offers effectiveness and good performance on the part of its sensor (same model as for the Logitech G Pro). Its main disadvantage is that its battery has a shorter duration.
Its key points
- Grip type: right-handed DPI: 200 - 12, 000 Weight: 107g Response speed: 1ms Software: yes Autonomy: 24h with light (32h without). Number of Buttons: 6 Sensor Type: HERO 16K
Professional players using it
Here are a few examples of the PRO Players that chose this model:
- Flusha (Robin Rönnquist). CS: GO player. Role: rifler . Krad (Vldislav Kravchenko). CS: GO player for the DreamEater team. Role: rifler . Poko (Gael Gouzerch). Overwatch player for the Philadelphia Fusion team. Role: Flex (flexible DT) . Fury (Jun-Ho Kim). Overwatch player for the London Spitfire team. Role: Flex (flexible DT) . Merc (Bryan Wrzek). Rainbow Six Siege player for the SoloMid team. DOKI (Jack Robertson). Rainbow Six Siege player for the SoloMid team.
Razer Mamba Wireless
Without a doubt the best wireless gaming mouse that Razer has created to date. With non-slip rubber stripes on the sides to ensure maximum support, the Razer Mamba Wireless allows you to customize all your buttons using Razer Synapse in five different game profiles (stored in the mouse, they are local). It works with a Lithium Ion battery and an 802.11a wireless connection. Another nice detail is that the nano USB can be stored inside the mouse for easy transport.
Its key points
- Grip type: right-handed DPI: 200 - 16, 000 Weight: 106g Response speed: 1ms Software: yes Autonomy: 50h with light (32h without). Number of Buttons: 7 Sensor Type: Razer 5G
Professional players using it
Surprisingly, we have not found professional players who use this model regularly. Yes, there are Razer users, but mainly they promote models like the Razer Mamba Tournament Edition or DeathAdder, both with cable.
About the Razer Mamba Wireless we have a Complete Review and you can check our list of best Razer models here:
- Razer Mamba Wireless Review in Spanish (Full Review) Razer Mouse: 5 Recommended Models in 2019
Razer Mamba HyperFlux Wireless
A mouse in which we not only forget to change batteries, but to charge batteries by cable. The Mamba HyperFlux set combines your Mamba mouse pad to allow wireless charging even while in use. Its biggest drawback lies in its price, which is that the Mamba HyperFlix combo and charging mat is somewhat prohibitive. On the other hand it is a guarantee of total carelessness of running out of a mouse in the middle of a game.
Its key points
- Grip type: right-handed DPI: 200 - 16, 000 Weight: 96g Response speed: 1ms Software: yes Autonomy: infinite on the Synapse mat, disconnects without it at 30s. Number of Buttons: 9 Sensor Type: Razer 5G
Professional players using it
Here are a few examples of the PRO Players that chose this model:
- Brandon Larned, better known as Seagull. He is an American professional player and streamer who has participated in the Overwatch League (Dallas Fuel) and the Overwatch World Cup for several seasons. Previously known player in Half Life 2: DM and Team Fortress 2.
In conclusion
Although the world of high competition is still largely dominated by wired mice, it is clear that wireless models may become the favorites of many professional gamers. Each year the refresh rates and latency of these types of mice are refined more and more, so it is not surprising that we see them more and more in esports contexts. Without a doubt, Logitech proves to be the emblematic brand of these mice and at the moment its Logitech G PRO Wireless seems unbeatable against the competition.
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