The mouse is a simple tool: Point and click. That’s it.
And yet you’ll know if you need a gaming mouse. Pushing virtual paper around on your desktop isn’t the same as fragging bots and shooting zombies. (Not even remotely.)
Likewise, picking the right gaming mouse is an intensely personal decision. Every little detail—its overall shape and size, its buttons’ shape and placement, its cable (or lack thereof), its weight, its materials—can change how you feel about it. More than any other peripheral, the mouse is the hardest to recommend, because there is no perfect mouse. Everyone’s hands are different.
That said, we can guide you on your search. Below are our recommendations for gaming mice, built on years of experience first and foremost as gamers, and second as writers here at PCWorld. The list starts with the most popular mouse of the modern era: Logitech’s brilliant G502.
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