8 Latest Gaming Mouse For Swift Clicking and Slashing – MCS

8 Latest Gaming Mouse For Swift Clicking and Slashing

1. Razer Naga Hex V2 Gaming Mouse

With 7 thumb buttons and a colorful design with 16.8 million color choices, this gaming mouse looks great and performs even better. Don’t let the hexagonal design misguide you – the 12 button thumb grid on the side of this mouse will have you slaying enemies like never before – all buttons are easily reachable.

Another great thing about the Razer Naga Hex V2 Chroma is that it can be used both wired or wirelessly with a battery life of up to 12 hours. The mouse connects via USB dongle or wirelessly via Bluetooth, depending on your preference.

The hexagonal shape of the mouse looks great in Razer Chroma colors but might take some getting used to if you’re used to more standard ergonomic designs.

This is solid gaming peripheral for gamers looking for an edge in MOBA games or MMORPGs with massive amounts of hotkeys mapped out – well worth the money.

2. Corsair Vengeance M65 Laser Gaming Mouse

Corsair’s Vengeance M65 laser gaming mouse is one of the most attractive mice ever created – it features a sleek matte black finish and a beautiful aluminum base. The form factor is very ergonomic taking inspiration from FPS games, which makes it very comfortable to use during long gaming sessions for giving higher clicks per second results.

The Vengeance M65 Laser Gaming Mouse comes with a weight tuning system that allows the user to adjust the center of gravity for their own personal needs – you can add up to 18g in removable weights. It also features an 8200 DPI sensor, making movement across your screen very smooth, and a dedicated sniper button on the side that allows you to instantly lower your DPI, so you have pinpoint accuracy when doing long-range sniping.

Corsair Vengeance M65 is fully customizable as well – from button mapping for different games to custom profiles if you use it on multiple PCs or want different settings for specific games. The mouse connects via braided USB wire with gold-plated connectors, which offers great data transmission.

The Vengeance M65 laser gaming mouse is one of the best FPS mice out there, especially for shooters that prioritize performance over flashiness like CS: GO or Battlefield 4. The design takes some getting used to if you’re coming from a more standard ergonomic mouse, though.

3. Mad Catz RAT 1 Gaming Mouse

If you’ve ever seen the movie Real Steel, then the Mad Catz RAT 1 looks familiar – it’s based on the designs of boxing robots in the movie (albeit much smaller). This makes it perfect for MOBA games like League of Legends, where quick reflexes are required to survive, and fast clicking is necessary to dish out damage at a high rate.

The Mad Catz RAT 1 gaming mouse features a very ergonomic design that makes it perfect for left or right-handed gamers – you can even flip the entire top half of the mouse over to switch sides. It also comes with 6 DPI settings which you can cycle through by pressing a button on the underside of the mouse, and an adjustable weight system if you prefer your mice heavier or lighter depending on what game you are playing.

Connecting it is simple via braided USB wire with gold-plated connectors, and Mad Catz RAT 1 also offers great software support in case you ever need to adjust it further. Finally, this thing has one of the coolest designs in modern gaming peripheral history, so much that you might even want to show it off when you’re not playing your favorite games.

4. Razer Deathadder Chroma

The Razer DeathAdder is the definitive gaming mouse for MOBA players – this thing has been recommended by gamers and pro-gamers alike since its release in 2014. The ergonomic design makes it comfortable for both left and right-handed users, while the 10,000 DPI 5G optical sensor provides extremely smooth tracking across all surfaces (trust us – running around on Summoner’s Rift is buttery smooth with this thing).

Razer DeathAdder also comes with some awesome customization options like fully customizable RGB lighting (16.8 million color possibilities), as well as adjustable click resistance on the left and right buttons. Razer’s Synapse software is also incredibly user-friendly, making it an excellent choice for gamers of all skill levels.

The only thing keeping this mouse from reaching the top of our list is the price – at around $70, it’s one of the most expensive mice on the market right now. However, if you’re looking for what many consider to be “the best gaming mouse available,” then Razer Deathadder Chroma has our vote.

5. SteelSeries Sensei Wireless Gaming Mouse

If you’ve read the review for Logitech G930 wireless gaming, then you know that we really like this thing – honestly, it’s much better than its predecessor (Logitech G933). The only thing holding back the G930 was the cable – it’s very long and can get annoying.

The SteelSeries Sensei Wireless fixes this issue by ditching the wire entirely, instead opting for a wireless connection via a 2.4 GHz radiofrequency. This makes the mouse ideal for LAN events where you might have to bring your own mouse or just want to cut down on cable clutter at home. The battery lasts up to 48 hours before needing a recharge, so you could easily go days without having to plug it in (as long as you do basic things like web browsing). And if you forget to charge it before playing? Well, there’s always a power-saving mode that allows you to turn off many of the cool lighting effects and lower max DPI, so it doesn’t drain too fast.

The Sensei Wireless also features the same excellent ergonomic design as previous models and comes with a 10,000 DPI laser sensor for fast response time in games. If you’re looking for an awesome wireless gaming mouse that can handle everything from MMOs to MOBAs, then this might just be the best choice out there.

6. Corsair Gaming Sabre RGB Optical Mouse

Corsair is practically dominating this list – most of our top recommendations are from their lineup. The Sabre RGB Optical makes it here because it offers a great combination of performance and price, coming in at around $50, which is very affordable for a modern gaming mouse. One of its most notable features is Omron switches on all 8 buttons – something Corsair doesn’t advertise much but is a huge part of why this thing performs so well. These switches are rated for 50 million clicks – you’re definitely not breaking them anytime soon.

Another great part of the Sabre RGB is how customizable it is. The software allows for full adjustments on color options, DPI settings, and all kinds of macros. You can even adjust the polling rate if you want to get really into tweaking your mouse to perfection. Finally, the 8200 DPI laser sensor has incredible tracking and makes movement feel very smooth in FPS or MOBA games (although we recommend keeping the DPI lower at high sensitivities because it’s easy to overshoot).

If you’re looking for an affordable gaming mouse that performs well across all genres, then you can’t go wrong with Corsair’s Sabre RGB.

7. Zowie FK2 Gaming Mouse

If you’re looking for a more compact mouse, then the Zowie FK2 might be the best choice out there. It has all of the features you’d expect from a modern gaming mouse – adjustable DPI, buttons on both sides for ambidextrous players, and incredible ergonomics. However, it doesn’t skimp on performance either – its sensor performs just as well as most $100+ mice out there (the Pixart 3310 is really that good).

One of our favorite parts about this model, in particular, is how lightweight it is despite having fully adjustable weights inside  We like to play with the weight on our mice pretty high, and most other models (including many of our top recommendations) are very heavy.

The only downside of the FK2 is that it lacks RGB lighting which might be a turnoff for some people, but honestly, we think it looks pretty cool without any flashy lights weighing it down.

If you want one of the best compact gaming mice available, then Zowie’s FK2 is definitely worth checking out.