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Ultralight wireless and wired gaming mice from Logitech G, Razer, Pulsar, Glorious and SteelSeries with esports-grade sensors.
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GravaStar Mercury M1 Pro Battle-Worn Silver Mist Wireless Gaming Mouse - 26000 DPI / 4K Dongle
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GAMING MICE AT AX
Aim is a hardware decision too.
Logitech G PRO, Razer Viper and DeathAdder, Pulsar X2, Lamzu, Finalmouse and Glorious: AX Store stocks the mice used in competitive play, with flawless sensors, low-latency wireless and sub-60g shells.
Match the shape to your grip (claw, palm or fingertip) and hand size before anything else; weight and sensor come next. We also carry the skates, grip tape and mousepads that finish the setup.
Sub-60g
ultralight shells
Flagship sensors
HERO 2, Focus Pro, PAW3395
2.4GHz wireless
wired-level latency
How light should a gaming mouse be?
For fast aim in shooters, most players prefer roughly 40 to 65 grams, such as the Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2, Ninjutso Sora at 43 g or Finalmouse Ultralight X at 35 g. Heavier mice with more buttons, like the Logitech G502 X PLUS, suit MMO, MOBA and everyday use.
Wireless or wired gaming mouse?
Today's 2.4GHz wireless mice, like Logitech LIGHTSPEED and Razer HyperSpeed models, are as fast as wired and remove cable drag. Wired mice never need charging. Bluetooth is fine for work but not for competitive gaming.
Which shape suits my grip?
Ergonomic right-handed shapes like the Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro and V4 Pro suit palm grip. Symmetrical shapes like the Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2 suit claw and fingertip grip. Compare the mouse length and width with your hand before choosing.
What DPI and polling rate should I use?
Most players aim at 400 to 1600 DPI and fine-tune with in-game sensitivity; very high DPI figures are rarely used. 1000Hz polling is the standard, and higher polling on supported mice adds smoothness on high refresh monitors but uses more battery.
Does the mousepad matter?
Yes. The pad decides glide and stopping power as much as the mouse feet. Control pads like the ARTISAN Type-99 help with precise aim, while speed and glass pads like the Pulsar Superglide V3 glide faster.