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    keychron-m6-wireless
    Overall score
    8.7/ 10
    Technical Score
    8.9
    User score
    7.8
    Ratio quality/price
    9.1

    Why buy?

    • High maximum polling rate (8000 Hz)
    • Many programmable buttons (10)
    • Multiple onboard profiles (5)
    • High maximum DPI (30000 DPI)
    • High tracking speed (750 IPS)
    • Lightweight design (78 g)
    • Proprietary 2.4 GHz support
    • Silent primary switches

    Why avoid?

    • Higher price
    • Lower user score
    • Tall mouse height (50 mm)
    • Wide mouse width (75.4 mm)
    • No RGB lighting
    • No receiver storage inside mouse
    • Long mouse length (50 mm)
    • No removable battery
    • Avg. price: ~£55
    • Connectivity: wireless+wiredLoading…
    • Maximum DPI: 30,000 DPILoading…
    • Weight: 78 gLoading…

    The Keychron M6 Wireless is a versatile, right-handed ergonomic mouse that bridges the gap between productivity and gaming with...Read more

    RBest Roccat silent mouse

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    roccat-kone-pro-air
    Overall score
    8.0/ 10
    Technical Score
    7.9
    User score
    8.0
    Ratio quality/price
    8.6

    Why buy?

    • Long switch durability (100 million clicks)
    • Multiple onboard profiles (5)
    • Many programmable buttons (7)
    • Lightweight design (75 g)
    • High maximum DPI (19000 DPI)
    • Proprietary 2.4 GHz support
    • Large onboard memory (512 KB)
    • Silent primary switches

    Why avoid?

    • Slow full recharge (3.5 hours)
    • Higher price
    • Wide mouse width (72 mm)
    • Few paired devices (1)
    • Poor default DPI tuning (800 DPI)
    • Small battery capacity (450 mAh)
    • No removable battery
    • Avg. price: ~£80
    • Connectivity: wireless+wiredLoading…
    • Maximum DPI: 19,000 DPILoading…
    • Weight: 75 gLoading…

    The Roccat Kone Pro Air is a high-performance wireless ergonomic gaming mouse featuring a 19,000 DPI Owl-Eye optical sensor...Read more

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    edifier-hecate-g3m-pro
    Overall score
    7.7/ 10
    Technical Score
    7.9
    User score
    7.1
    Ratio quality/price
    8.4

    Why buy?

    • Long switch durability (80 million clicks)
    • Lightweight design (63 g)
    • High maximum DPI (26000 DPI)
    • Multiple onboard profiles (3)
    • High tracking speed (650 IPS)
    • Proprietary 2.4 GHz support
    • Silent primary switches
    • High maximum polling rate (1000 Hz)

    Why avoid?

    • Slow full recharge (6 hours)
    • Short battery life (70 hours)
    • Lower user score
    • Not very popular
    • Higher price
    • No removable battery
    • No multi-device pairing
    • No wireless charging
    • Avg. price: ~£45
    • Connectivity: wireless+wiredLoading…
    • Maximum DPI: 26,000 DPILoading…
    • Weight: 63 gLoading…

    The Edifier Hecate G3M Pro is a high-performance, tri-mode (2.4GHz, Bluetooth, USB-C) wireless gaming mouse featuring the...Read more

    ABest ASUS silent mouse

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    asus-smarto-md200
    Overall score
    7.0/ 10
    Technical Score
    6.9
    User score
    7.6
    Ratio quality/price
    7.9

    Why buy?

    • High maximum polling rate (4000 Hz)
    • High tracking speed (750 IPS)
    • High 2.4 GHz polling rate (4000 Hz)
    • Proprietary 2.4 GHz support
    • Silent primary switches
    • Many programmable buttons (6)
    • Lightweight design (85 g)
    • Firmware upgradable

    Why avoid?

    • Short switch durability (10 million clicks)
    • Low maximum DPI (4200 DPI)
    • Few onboard profiles (0)
    • Not suitable for gaming
    • No adjustable lift-off distance
    • High minimum DPI (800 DPI)
    • Lower user score
    • Short cable (0.4 m)
    • Avg. price: ~£35
    • Connectivity: wirelessLoading…
    • Maximum DPI: 4,200 DPILoading…
    • Weight: 85 gLoading…

    The Asus Smarto MD200 is a wireless office mouse featuring a 4,200 DPI optical sensor capable of tracking on almost any surface...Read more

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    yeyian-shift
    Overall score
    7.0/ 10
    Technical Score
    7.0
    User score
    6.9
    Ratio quality/price
    7.9

    Why buy?

    • High maximum DPI (26000 DPI)
    • High tracking speed (650 IPS)
    • Lightweight design (80 g)
    • Proprietary 2.4 GHz support
    • Silent primary switches
    • High maximum polling rate (1000 Hz)
    • Many programmable buttons (6)
    • Low minimum DPI (50 DPI)

    Why avoid?

    • Few onboard profiles (0)
    • Short battery life (60 hours)
    • Slow full recharge (3.5 hours)
    • Lower user score
    • Not very popular
    • Short cable (1.5 m)
    • Tall mouse height (43 mm)
    • Few RGB zones (1)
    • Avg. price: ~£25
    • Connectivity: wireless+wiredLoading…
    • Maximum DPI: 26,000 DPILoading…
    • Weight: 80 gLoading…

    The Yeyian Shift is a high-performance 3-in-1 wireless gaming mouse featuring the advanced PixArt PAW3395 optical sensor...Read more

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    rapoo-mt760
    Overall score
    7.0/ 10
    Technical Score
    6.6
    User score
    8.4
    Ratio quality/price
    7.9

    Why buy?

    • Many programmable buttons (11)
    • Proprietary 2.4 GHz support
    • Silent primary switches
    • High maximum polling rate (1000 Hz)
    • Long battery life (160 hours)
    • Low minimum DPI (50 DPI)
    • Firmware upgradable
    • Multiple onboard profiles (1)

    Why avoid?

    • Low tracking speed (30 IPS)
    • Heavy mouse weight (101 g)
    • Low maximum DPI (4000 DPI)
    • Low maximum acceleration (10 G)
    • No adjustable lift-off distance
    • Slow full recharge (3 hours)
    • Tall mouse height (47 mm)
    • Wide mouse width (81.6 mm)
    • Avg. price: ~£35
    • Connectivity: wireless+wiredLoading…
    • Maximum DPI: 4,000 DPILoading…
    • Weight: 101 gLoading…

    The Rapoo MT760 is an ergonomic, multi-device wireless mouse designed for productivity, featuring a 4000 DPI high-performance...Read more

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    inphic-in9
    Overall score
    6.7/ 10
    Technical Score
    6.3
    User score
    8.7
    Ratio quality/price
    7.7

    Why buy?

    • Proprietary 2.4 GHz support
    • Silent primary switches
    • High maximum polling rate (1000 Hz)
    • Many programmable buttons (6)
    • Adjustable lift-off distance
    • Firmware upgradable
    • Multiple onboard profiles (1)
    • High wired polling rate (1000 Hz)

    Why avoid?

    • Short switch durability (8 million clicks)
    • Heavy mouse weight (92 g)
    • Low maximum DPI (10000 DPI)
    • Low tracking speed (300 IPS)
    • Low maximum acceleration (20 G)
    • Wide mouse width (80 mm)
    • Tall mouse height (43 mm)
    • Few RGB zones (1)
    • Avg. price: ~£25
    • Connectivity: wireless+wiredLoading…
    • Maximum DPI: 10,000 DPILoading…
    • Weight: 92 gLoading…

    The Inphic IN9 is a versatile tri-mode gaming mouse featuring 2.4GHz wireless, Bluetooth 5.0, and USB-C wired connectivity with...Read more

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    uciefy-q5-slim
    Overall score
    6.4/ 10
    Technical Score
    5.7
    User score
    9.1
    Ratio quality/price
    7.5

    Why buy?

    • Lightweight design (69.45 g)
    • Proprietary 2.4 GHz support
    • Silent primary switches
    • High tracking speed (400 IPS)
    • Fast full recharge (2 hours)
    • Automatic sleep mode
    • Receiver included
    • Adjustable DPI

    Why avoid?

    • Low maximum polling rate (125 Hz)
    • Few programmable buttons (0)
    • Low maximum DPI (1600 DPI)
    • Few onboard profiles (0)
    • Not suitable for gaming
    • Few side buttons (0)
    • High minimum DPI (800 DPI)
    • Few stored DPI steps (3)
    • Avg. price: ~£9
    • Connectivity: wirelessLoading…
    • Maximum DPI: 1,600 DPILoading…
    • Weight: 69.45 gLoading…

    The Uciefy Q5 Slim is a highly portable, ultra-thin wireless optical mouse featuring 2.4GHz connectivity with a 10-meter range...Read more

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    attack-shark-x2-pro
    Overall score
    6.4/ 10
    Technical Score
    6.0
    User score
    7.7
    Ratio quality/price
    7.4

    Why buy?

    • Many programmable buttons (7)
    • Long battery life (300 hours)
    • Proprietary 2.4 GHz support
    • Silent primary switches
    • High maximum polling rate (1000 Hz)
    • High wired polling rate (1000 Hz)
    • Automatic sleep mode
    • Receiver included

    Why avoid?

    • Heavy mouse weight (109 g)
    • Low maximum DPI (4000 DPI)
    • Low tracking speed (60 IPS)
    • Few onboard profiles (0)
    • High minimum DPI (1200 DPI)
    • Low maximum acceleration (20 G)
    • Lower user score
    • Small battery capacity (300 mAh)
    • Avg. price: ~£25
    • Connectivity: wireless+wiredLoading…
    • Maximum DPI: 4,000 DPILoading…
    • Weight: 109 gLoading…

    The Attack Shark X2 Pro is a versatile tri-mode gaming mouse featuring 2.4GHz wireless, Bluetooth 5.0, and USB-C wired...Read more

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    zeru-wireless-mouse-for-mac
    Overall score
    6.3/ 10
    Technical Score
    5.6
    User score
    8.9
    Ratio quality/price
    7.4

    Why buy?

    • Long battery life (500 hours)
    • Proprietary 2.4 GHz support
    • Silent primary switches
    • High maximum polling rate (1000 Hz)
    • High tracking speed (400 IPS)
    • Automatic sleep mode
    • Receiver included
    • Adjustable DPI

    Why avoid?

    • Few programmable buttons (0)
    • Low maximum DPI (1600 DPI)
    • Few onboard profiles (0)
    • No firmware upgrades
    • Heavy mouse weight (90 g)
    • Not suitable for gaming
    • Few side buttons (0)
    • High minimum DPI (800 DPI)
    • Avg. price: ~£20
    • Connectivity: wirelessLoading…
    • Maximum DPI: 1,600 DPILoading…
    • Weight: 90 gLoading…

    The ZERU Bluetooth Mouse is a slim, ambidextrous wireless peripheral designed for broad compatibility with macOS 10.10.4 or...Read more

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    inphic-dr8
    Overall score
    6.3/ 10
    Technical Score
    5.6
    User score
    8.8
    Ratio quality/price
    7.4

    Why buy?

    • Long battery life (720 hours)
    • Proprietary 2.4 GHz support
    • Silent primary switches
    • High maximum polling rate (1000 Hz)
    • Many programmable buttons (6)
    • Lightweight design (84 g)
    • High tracking speed (400 IPS)
    • Automatic sleep mode

    Why avoid?

    • Short switch durability (3 million clicks)
    • Low maximum DPI (1600 DPI)
    • Low wired polling rate (125 Hz)
    • Low 2.4 GHz polling rate (125 Hz)
    • Few onboard profiles (0)
    • No adjustable lift-off distance
    • High minimum DPI (800 DPI)
    • Slow full recharge (2.5 hours)
    • Avg. price: ~£9
    • Connectivity: wireless+wiredLoading…
    • Maximum DPI: 1,600 DPILoading…
    • Weight: 84 gLoading…

    The Inphic DR8 is a versatile, right-handed tri-mode wireless mouse that supports 2.4GHz, Bluetooth 5.0, and Bluetooth 4.0...Read more

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    jlab-jbuds
    Overall score
    6.2/ 10
    Technical Score
    5.6
    User score
    8.5
    Ratio quality/price
    7.3

    Why buy?

    • Many programmable buttons (7)
    • Multiple onboard profiles (3)
    • Proprietary 2.4 GHz support
    • Silent primary switches
    • Firmware upgradable
    • Fast full recharge (2 hours)
    • Automatic sleep mode
    • Receiver included

    Why avoid?

    • Low maximum polling rate (250 Hz)
    • Short switch durability (5 million clicks)
    • Low maximum DPI (2400 DPI)
    • Low tracking speed (30 IPS)
    • Low 2.4 GHz polling rate (125 Hz)
    • Heavy mouse weight (97 g)
    • High minimum DPI (1200 DPI)
    • Not suitable for gaming
    • Avg. price: ~£25
    • Connectivity: wireless+wiredLoading…
    • Maximum DPI: 2,400 DPILoading…
    • Weight: 97 gLoading…

    The JLab JBuds Wireless Mouse is a full-sized ergonomic peripheral featuring an optical sensor with adjustable DPI (1200–2400)...Read more

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    jlab-epic
    Overall score
    6.2/ 10
    Technical Score
    5.9
    User score
    7.3
    Ratio quality/price
    7.3

    Why buy?

    • Multiple onboard profiles (3)
    • Proprietary 2.4 GHz support
    • Silent primary switches
    • Many programmable buttons (6)
    • Firmware upgradable
    • Many side buttons (3)
    • Free-spin scroll mode
    • Automatic sleep mode

    Why avoid?

    • Low maximum polling rate (250 Hz)
    • Heavy mouse weight (137 g)
    • Low maximum DPI (2400 DPI)
    • Low wired polling rate (125 Hz)
    • Low tracking speed (30 IPS)
    • Low 2.4 GHz polling rate (250 Hz)
    • Not suitable for gaming
    • Low maximum acceleration (10 G)
    • Avg. price: ~£90
    • Connectivity: wireless+wiredLoading…
    • Maximum DPI: 2,400 DPILoading…
    • Weight: 137 gLoading…

    The JLab Epic is a full-sized ergonomic wireless mouse designed for high-productivity environments, featuring a tri-mode...Read more

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    t-dagger-wireless
    Overall score
    6.2/ 10
    Technical Score
    5.5
    User score
    8.8
    Ratio quality/price
    7.3

    Why buy?

    • Many programmable buttons (7)
    • Proprietary 2.4 GHz support
    • Silent primary switches
    • Lightweight design (83 g)
    • Firmware upgradable
    • High wired polling rate (1000 Hz)
    • Automatic sleep mode
    • Receiver included

    Why avoid?

    • Low maximum polling rate (125 Hz)
    • Short switch durability (5 million clicks)
    • Low maximum DPI (4000 DPI)
    • Few onboard profiles (0)
    • Low tracking speed (220 IPS)
    • No adjustable lift-off distance
    • High minimum DPI (800 DPI)
    • Cannot be used while charging
    • Avg. price: ~£20
    • Connectivity: wirelessLoading…
    • Maximum DPI: 4,000 DPILoading…
    • Weight: 83 gLoading…

    The T-Dagger wireless gaming mouse is a 2.4GHz cordless peripheral featuring an ergonomic, compact design with a textured side...Read more

    LBest Logitech silent mouse

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    logitech-m340
    Overall score
    6.1/ 10
    Technical Score
    5.5
    User score
    8.6
    Ratio quality/price
    7.3

    Why buy?

    • Proprietary 2.4 GHz support
    • Lightweight design (80.8 g)
    • Silent primary switches
    • Firmware upgradable
    • Automatic sleep mode
    • Receiver included
    • Low price
    • High user score

    Why avoid?

    • Low maximum polling rate (125 Hz)
    • Low maximum DPI (1000 DPI)
    • Low tracking speed (20 IPS)
    • No adjustable DPI
    • Few onboard profiles (0)
    • No DPI switching button
    • High minimum DPI (1000 DPI)
    • Not suitable for gaming
    • Avg. price: ~£20
    • Connectivity: wirelessLoading…
    • Maximum DPI: 1,000 DPILoading…
    • Weight: 80.8 gLoading…

    The Logitech M340 is a compact, ambidextrous wireless mouse defined by its ultra-portable 'Pebble' shape and colorful...Read more

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    logitech-m590
    Overall score
    6.1/ 10
    Technical Score
    5.3
    User score
    9.2
    Ratio quality/price
    7.3

    Why buy?

    • Proprietary 2.4 GHz support
    • Silent primary switches
    • Firmware upgradable
    • Automatic sleep mode
    • Receiver included
    • Adjustable DPI
    • High user score
    • Very popular

    Why avoid?

    • Low maximum polling rate (125 Hz)
    • Low maximum DPI (1000 DPI)
    • Heavy mouse weight (101 g)
    • Low 2.4 GHz polling rate (125 Hz)
    • Few onboard profiles (0)
    • Few programmable buttons (5)
    • No DPI switching button
    • High minimum DPI (1000 DPI)
    • Avg. price: ~£110
    • Connectivity: wirelessLoading…
    • Maximum DPI: 1,000 DPILoading…
    • Weight: 101 gLoading…

    The Logitech M590 Multi-Device Silent is a compact, right-handed wireless optical mouse featuring 1000 DPI sensitivity and 7...Read more

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    hp-z3700
    Overall score
    6.1/ 10
    Technical Score
    5.3
    User score
    9.2
    Ratio quality/price
    7.3

    Why buy?

    • Lightweight design (50 g)
    • Proprietary 2.4 GHz support
    • Silent primary switches
    • Automatic sleep mode
    • Receiver included
    • Very popular
    • High user score
    • Low price

    Why avoid?

    • Low maximum polling rate (125 Hz)
    • Few programmable buttons (0)
    • No adjustable DPI
    • Few onboard profiles (0)
    • No firmware upgrades
    • High minimum DPI (1200 DPI)
    • No DPI switching button
    • Not suitable for gaming
    • Avg. price: ~£20
    • Connectivity: wireless+wiredLoading…
    • Maximum DPI: ?Loading…
    • Weight: 50 gLoading…

    The HP Z3700 is a sleek, ultra-slim wireless mouse designed for high portability and broad compatibility across Windows, macOS...Read more

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    jlab-go
    Overall score
    6.1/ 10
    Technical Score
    5.5
    User score
    8.5
    Ratio quality/price
    7.2

    Why buy?

    • Lightweight design (63 g)
    • Proprietary 2.4 GHz support
    • Silent primary switches
    • Receiver included
    • Adjustable DPI
    • DPI switch button
    • Low price
    • High user score

    Why avoid?

    • Low maximum polling rate (125 Hz)
    • Low maximum DPI (1600 DPI)
    • Low tracking speed (28 IPS)
    • Low 2.4 GHz polling rate (125 Hz)
    • Few onboard profiles (0)
    • No firmware upgrades
    • Not suitable for gaming
    • Low maximum acceleration (10 G)
    • Avg. price: ~£25
    • Connectivity: wirelessLoading…
    • Maximum DPI: 1,600 DPILoading…
    • Weight: 63 gLoading…

    The JLab Go is an ultra-compact, ambidextrous wireless mouse designed for high portability and travel. Its key technical...Read more

    RBest Redragon silent mouse

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    redragon-m690-1-wireless
    Overall score
    6.0/ 10
    Technical Score
    5.3
    User score
    8.9
    Ratio quality/price
    7.2

    Why buy?

    • Many programmable buttons (8)
    • Proprietary 2.4 GHz support
    • Silent primary switches
    • Many side buttons (3)
    • Automatic sleep mode
    • Receiver included
    • Adjustable DPI
    • Suitable for gaming

    Why avoid?

    • Low maximum polling rate (250 Hz)
    • Heavy mouse weight (120 g)
    • Short switch durability (10 million clicks)
    • Low maximum DPI (2400 DPI)
    • Low tracking speed (30 IPS)
    • Low 2.4 GHz polling rate (250 Hz)
    • Low maximum acceleration (10 G)
    • No adjustable lift-off distance
    • Avg. price: ~£25
    • Connectivity: wirelessLoading…
    • Maximum DPI: 2,400 DPILoading…
    • Weight: 120 gLoading…

    The Redragon M690-1 is an ergonomic wireless gaming mouse featuring a Pixart 3212 optical sensor with five adjustable DPI levels...Read more

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    huawei-wireless-mouse
    Overall score
    6.0/ 10
    Technical Score
    5.4
    User score
    8.6
    Ratio quality/price
    7.2

    Why buy?

    • Proprietary 2.4 GHz support
    • Silent primary switches
    • Many programmable buttons (6)
    • Firmware upgradable
    • Receiver included
    • Adjustable DPI
    • Usable while charging
    • DPI switch button

    Why avoid?

    • Low maximum polling rate (125 Hz)
    • Low maximum DPI (3000 DPI)
    • Low 2.4 GHz polling rate (125 Hz)
    • Few onboard profiles (0)
    • Heavy mouse weight (92 g)
    • Not suitable for gaming
    • Few side buttons (0)
    • No adjustable lift-off distance
    • Avg. price: ~£20
    • Connectivity: wirelessLoading…
    • Maximum DPI: 3,000 DPILoading…
    • Weight: 92 gLoading…

    The Huawei Wireless Mouse is a lightweight, ergonomic accessory (approx. 92g) featuring dual-mode connectivity via Bluetooth 5.1...Read more

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