The Best PRODUCTIVITY Mice of 2022

Finding the best mouse for productivity, office work and ergonomics in 2022 isn’t an easy job. Professionals have a lot of options to pick from especially when it comes to the best price for an ergonomic mouse. In this productivity mouse roundup we go through some of the best wireless mice in this category.

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0:00 - The Best Productivity Mice (Wireless)
0:49 - AmazonBasics Standard Wireless Mouse
2:36 - AmazonBasics Full-Size Ergonomic Wireless Mouse
4:54 - Sponsor Spot
5:29 - Microsoft Mobile Mouse
7:45 - Logitech MX Anywhere 2S
10:21 - Razer Pro Click Mini
12:23 - Razer Pro Click
14:24 - Logitech MX Master 3S
16:37 - ASUS ProArt MD300
20:07 - Wireless Performance & Battery Life
23:51 - Best Productivity Mice & Recommendations

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[HardwareCanucks]

Hey guys! Just wanted to make slight correction with the Razer Pro Click and Pro Mini's Battery Life. The Razer mice are set to run at a Polling Rate of 500Hz vs Logitech's 125Hz. Hence the shorter battery life. However, if you set Razer's to the same 125Hz Polling Rate, you get an around 116 days on 2.4G. Also wanted to emphasize that the sensor performance of the Razer Mice is MUCH MUCH better than Logitech's offerings.

[simoSLJ]

Using G703 Lightspeed for gaming and Logitech M720 to work for years now.
Can recommend both of them easily.

[bellshooter]

MX Masters have been my daily driver for years, I get one during black friday sales every couple of years. The remaining dongles live in all my project pc's and laptops, allowing a couple of mice to cover them all. I use a Logi 325 as my mobile option.

[Aaron_Lesse]

Out of all the mice reviewed, I am surprised that not a single vertical mouse was included. I have been using the wireless Anker Vertical Ergonomic mouse (model no. ‎AK-98ANWVM-UBA) for five years (yes, the same one) and I really love it—for both productivity AND gaming. I also picked up a wired version (model no. ‎AK-98ANWVM-BA) just over a year ago for a second PC setup, though my pprimary setup still uses the wireless version.

[sohailahmaduk]

I have the 2S, I love it, solid build quality, the only downside to it, is there is no middle button, when you click the scrollwheel down, it changes from a smooth scroll to a tactile scroll. I had to program the wheels side clicks to envoke the middle button to open tabs/windows upon clicking links.

[MikeAzul]

I adore the Logi Lift because it's even quieter than the mx 3s. Wish you mentioned click, scroll, and button noise comparison for every mice. I wish the Razer and Asus were more refined so they give more competition to the 3s.

Now hoping you do productivity and editing keyboards 💚

[seekyeefirstforsound]

Thanks again for the work on your content. Very thankful on your showcase of MX Master 2s. Much prefer it over the new version. I actually modded it to kailh silent for the clicks and mapped gesture button with mouse movement up and down for volume, left and right for desktops for mac, the button itself does mission control for me... scroll wheel left and right for left and right which really helps me skim through youtube content like a breeze. Oh! And left side buttons for forward and previous browser history.

[LucasAlmeida-fxeb]

One of the things I hate the most in the Logitech masters line is actually the rubber texture that after 6 months of use gets nasty and sticky even if you don’t sweat from your hands, so actually for me the fact the asus mouse doesn’t have the rubber texture is a big selling point to me!

[MrCrownUK]

The lighting in this video is excellent...!

[JoshuaWayt]

The Logitech the M720 is hands down the mouse I recommend to most people. It's basically a poor man's MX master. It's $40 and goes on sale often. I've used one at my job for 40+ hours a week for over 3 years now.

[kevinsheppard]

Video was great as always so thank you for this, only one thing that I would call out, this video was around productivity Mice, Most employers provide a device (unless your self employed) and most employers have rules around not installing third party software. So in a round up of productivity mice I think you could also consider how well the mouse works without any software and what features work and do not work without the software, as a lot of people will not be able to down load say the Logitech Hub because of restrictions on third party software. Just a thought guys 😊😊👍👍

[nmihaylove]

Strange reason to exclude the MX Anywhere 3. Its wheel is vastly better than the 2S and the button can be remapped ti mid click. I hate pressing the wheel for mid click. The Anywhere 3 is the best mouse I've ever had. Better than the regular MX 3 IMO.

[aravindk]

Mx Master 3S for the desk and Razer Click Pro Mini for travel/laptop bag because of the AA battery vs inbuilt, silent switches and receiver storage.

Looks like I finally have worthwhile upgrades from my Logitech M330 silent plus

[leonnardsd]

The MX Anywhere 2S also have the free-wheeling scroll, you just have to press the scroll until the physical click and voilà.

[irfanpatel]

I have the Samsung mouse for travel which basically looks exactly the same as the Microsft mouse for travel and it has the back and forward buttons too, it feels very premium. I also have 2 Logitech M720 Triathlons which are a great mouse with premium looks and feeling and the battery last a couple or more years!

[akaheadlesschicken]

Great video. I just picket up a MX Anywhere 2s for 30 bucks from Amazon and I can't help but feel I gamed the system. Great advice.

[mikeoleksa]

The Logitech MX Master series is really unrivaled, in my opinion. I still have an original MX1 that is at least 7 years old and still works like when it was new. I never bothered getting a MX2. There just was no reason to with the MX1 still going strong. However, I did get a MX3 when they came out, just because, and it is what stays on my desk. I have to throw the Logitech M720 in he ring for the best bang for the buck though. It can be used with Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz, wired, and the included 2.4 GHz receiver is a Unifying receiver to boot. It has pretty much all of the same functionality as the MX Master series and can be found under 30 bucks. The M720 is what I keep in my tool bag and it goes everywhere with me. The most important feature for me with ANY mouse is the "Infinity" scroll wheel. Even on my gaming mice, it's a must have. I ended up replacing a Basilisk v2 with a v3 just because of the scroll wheel, even though the v3 is wired.

[andreerland]

I have tried a lot of these "productivity" mice including the MX master, but I always jus end up with my gaming mouse (g502 wireless), because it just feels better in the hand and the sensor is far better than any "productivity" mouse. It has a lot of macro buttons and I can assign anything I want to it. Only downside I see with it would be pairing with new multiple devices.

[Kivaskib]

Didn’t even watch the whole video yet but already hitting the like, always enjoy your reviews! very depth and informative

[tride.design]

Logitech 720 triathlon is one of the best for productivity, it many programmable buttons, very compact and battery lasts about a year. Very similar to MX master but cheaper and much better than MX Anywhere, it also comes with Logitech Options and Flow software.