Are CHEAP Gaming Mice WORTH your money?

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Today, we’re going to compare the cream of the crop of gaming mice -- the $150 G Pro Superlight. To a mouse we bought for $15 on Amazon.

Let’s see how they stack up.

Written and hosted by: Niall McCrossan
Edited by: Ryan McKenna
Produced by: Sean Wetselaar

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[xxxxyyyy]

Those cheap "gaming mouses" tend to be flooded with rgb but the sensors are really bad. I have used some basic Logitech Office mouses in the same price range some years ago and those are/were, when it comes to the sensor, a lot better than these coloured bricks

[gabrielpoole]

If you want a cheap mouse I'd recommend the steelseries rival 3. £20 mouse.
Customisable DPI and RGB with the steelseries add on.
Works well with fast fps games, you wont notice any input delay that will hinder performance.
They last a long time.
Very simple design.
Light weight.
The only issue I have is the side mouse buttons don't feel amazing but for £20 who am I to complain over something I can get used to quickly.

[XenFPV]

Ok no surprises those gaming mice are useless.

A better comparison would be a Rival 3 or G203 Vs G-Pro.

[tim_means_heart]

Logitech and steelseries have pretty good mice in this price bracket and you could even get a used g305 for 30$

[SteelyDanUnofficial]

You can probably get used Viper mini or Logitech G102 for that price

[extrabingo]

If you have a playstyle that’s super snappy, those cheap mice are almost unplayable. If you move them fast, they can’t track because their sensors are so bad

[unboundsnep]

Probably the reason why they start at 1200 dpi is so their buyers have to move the mouse less, so that problem you encounter becomes hard to detect

[sammyaxel]

Cheap mouse user here, met the same problem all the time, the sensor sucked. Reason for that is because of the cloth mousepad, in which it apparently doesn't compliment with the sensor at all. Tried playing with my mouse placed directly on table surface, definitely worked better.

[johnsimpsen]

It literally does not matter which mouse you use, some are just more convenient and comfortable

[ramalingaswamyreddy]

I’m a student and I have a Zebronics mouse that’s like $5/₹350. At diamond 2 right now, I think it’s more about getting used to a mouse than having the best of the best

[Noridomi]

I would recommend a G102 Logitech for cheap mouse + RGB + good sensor, I manage to reach Master Guardian on CSGO with it in this year ever since I started last year, it still works just fine after a year.

[bigbload]

If you want a cheap mouse, the G305 and the Razer Viper Mini are incredible options. I’ve used both and they’re great.

[srinjaypanja]

Me who uses a 3 dollar mouse
: This is fine

[ryanyn]

That kind of mouse, will have a stall state when you move it too quickly, like the sensor we're unable to keep up.

[crisnmaryfam]

Those chinesium mice you are looking at there are the same thing as the "Bugha" Fortnite gaming mice ;) They can be found in a kit with a keyboard, mousepad, mouse and headset for like 30$ at Big Lotts or similar "knockoff" bigbox stores.

[sadmanpranto]

A4 Tech office mouse, been using the same model for 10 years. Each of them costs 7-9 USD and lasts 3-5 years easily.

[diztinger]

I used to own a Hyperx Core mouse and it was actually decent (it costed me 28 bucks; pretty comfy shape and the 3327 sensor, but it was also 95 grams and had a really stiff cable, that's why I moved to Hyperx Haste). I personally think that Delux M800 (or 800 Pro) is also a great wireless mouse for 25-30 dollars.

[mahdisaadi]

Don't buy a mouse for the design, buy for the sensor.

[jorgerodriguez]

those weird mouses are garbage but there are better decent cheap mouses, although they can sometimes range for $30. It would be useful if you review decent mouses and give spotlight to at least decent hardware.

[jaq]

Honestly i think a Logitech g102 would've made a better comparison.