Top 5 Budget Gaming Mice 2024

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#5 Cooler Master MM711:

#4 Damoshark M3:

#3 HyperX Pulsefire Haste:

#2 Razer Basilisk V3:

Honorable Mention:
Attackshark X3:

#1 Razer Cobra:

Today, I'm doing a video on the Top 5 Budget Gaming Mice 2024. If you are looking for best budget gaming mice of 2024 for FPS, MMO, or RPG gaming this is the video for you. In this video, I share the best budget wireless gaming mice, budget gaming mice under $50, cheap gaming mice on amazon, and more. This is the video to find the best affordable gaming mouse for your gaming setup. If you guys enjoyed this video, Top 5 Budget Gaming Mice 2024, drop a like below. AND if you have any questions about the Top 5 Budget Gaming Mice 2024, leave them in the comment section. This was Consumer Tech Review, and I'll see you guys later!

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10:55 Honorable Mention!
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[arijeanz]

i will never get tired of this "no intro" style, it's your trademark atp

[Fungilair]

I HOW TO THE POINT YOU ARE AND YET SO DESCRIPTIVE

[lemueljadeortizambanloc]

Check the attackshark x6. It is basically a x3 but with a docking station. Not much of difference in price

[Luqvy]

i had the attack shark, good at first but after a week of using mine the cursor would lag and stutter

[MrViperHiggins]

Where did you get your glasses man those are so dope

[zaiizaii]

Can you please review the redragon m916 pro it just came out and it looks good

[michaelbakker]

I rock the G305 lightspeed ($35) and Razer Orochi V2 ($45), which are both great wireless gaming mice for fingertip/claw grip users.

[Razoonn]

Super smooth video, love the editing and the getting right to the point! Def earned a sub from me!

i may have to purchase a couple to review thank you so much for the tips

[JamieReynolds]

Thanks for the budget mice advice!

What is/are the best gaming mouse/mice though that aren’t budget?

[madant]

I have the Razer Basilisk V3, stellar mouse overall for the price, and the best RGB. I even sticked some Razer universal grip tape to some parts because the surface, even though it repels fingerprints, is slippery. A bigger version would also be great, since it is a little small for my palm grip.
Also, You forgot the "Smart-Reel" automatic switching between tactile and freespin scrolling with the electronic clutch.

[KaiSizzlink]

Is it worth trying out Razer Cobra if I own and love my Viper Mini? Are there are any other benefits other than shape and size?

[TiagoSilva-kmke]

I'm interested on buying the razor cobra, however I often use the laptop on my lap and place the mouse on an uneven surface. This causes my current mouse's cursor to get very wiggly and lose precision. Can someone tell me if this would be the case with razor cobra? And if the mouse works good on different surfaces? Thanks in advance!

[starplatinumrqm]

You should check VGN dragonfly f1 MOBA, the mouse is priced close to the darmoshark m3 but it is much better

[AiCo]

Are we just all gonna skip over the fact that the pink darmoshark m3 was like yellow

[francisplourde]

I heard a lot of complaints about the quality build of the Cobra, it's like the Viper mini, but cheaper, I am looking to change my Viper mini cause the scroll wheel is a mess... if it's the same... that mouse should not be your top 1, not sure what should I buy...

[Retsu]

Whic one is good for big hands anyone know ?

[walter_h_white]

What about the redragon m916 pro? its only 40 bucks and 4k pooling rate with wireless? Its also only 50g

[MacBamboocha]

I have the basilisk and so does my coworker. Both started having issues with the mouse wheel after a year; recognizing an up wheel movement instead of down every few ticks and vice versa. "It's not two years ago", sure, but the products from a year ago still have baffling production quality issues. It's the main reason I'm here, to find an alternative for both gaming and work. Sadly the issues don't stop there:

The charging dock would be a great addition too, but sadly the mouse is too heavy so the pins don't stay where they are supposed to be me, meaning I have to put something small beneath to balance it out and making the dock less steep. The alternative would be a USB mini (not C, mini) charging cable, BUT, and that's a big but, the charging hole in the front is hidden in a narrow fessure. Most cables are too wide to enter, so you're forced to use their official Razor cable. Absolute insanity! If it stays idle too long it also tend to lose its bluetooth connection for good 15 seconds. Doesn't happen often, but often enough to get annoying. The buttons behind the wheel are also a bit whimsy, you need to press them in a certain angle which you might add to the annoyance list.

This sucks, cause the mouse itself is super comfortable, incredibly customizable thanks to a dozen of easily programable buttons and while it absolutely has the "gaming aesthetic", it still looks good. Especially with more neutral lights which are very easy to adjust. Till the wheel worked, it was my favorite mouse. But with the all things that don't work as they are supposed to, I just reached a breaking point. The production quality and design flaws of this product are just too lousy for the price and it certainly does not deserve to be so high on every list.

As a comparison, my old mouse is a Roccat Kone from... 2010 I believe? While consumed to hell and back, it still works perfectly! I might give them another chance with a wireless one. Razor? Never again. Sorry mate, but we got burned bad here.

[epic]

What abiyt Razer Basilisk V2 X Hyperspeed