Best wireless gaming mouse

Wireless used to mean latency; it doesn't anymore. Modern 2.4 GHz gaming wireless matches wired for input lag, so there's no competitive reason left to stay tethered. These are the wireless mice worth buying, ranked the same way as our overall pick — proven, light, high-polling.

How we ranked these

Wireless mice only, ranked by pro adoption across our roster, then weight, then max polling rate.

The picks

1. 1

   Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2

   Our top wireless pick: 60 g, 8KHz, and the most-run on the roster.

   Run by 20 pros on our roster
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2. 2

   Razer Viper V3 Pro

   54 g, 8KHz wireless — a ambidextrous shape.

   Run by 7 pros on our roster
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3. 3

   Razer DeathAdder V4 Pro

   57 g, 8KHz wireless — a ergonomic shape.

   Run by 5 pros on our roster
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4. 4

   Logitech G Pro X2 Superstrike

   60.8 g, 8KHz wireless — a ambidextrous shape.

   Run by 5 pros on our roster
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5. 5

   Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro

   63 g, 4KHz wireless — a ergonomic shape.

   Run by 5 pros on our roster
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6. 6

   Razer Viper V4 Pro

   49 g, 8KHz wireless — a ambidextrous shape.

   Run by 4 pros on our roster
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7. 7

   Pulsar Xlite V3

   55 g, 8KHz wireless — a ergonomic shape.

   Run by 2 pros on our roster
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8. 8

   Lamzu Maya X

   47 g, 8KHz wireless — a ambidextrous shape.

   Run by 1 pro on our roster
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Specs at a glance

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