Best wireless gaming mice: Tested and approved

We already loved the G502 even before it went wireless. But now that this mighty mouse is paired with an innovative inductive wireless charging system, ensuring the trickle-charged mouse is never without power, we love the G502 Lightspeed even more. (Read more about Logitech’s Powerplay Wireless Charging System.)

Like the G502, the G903 is supported by Logitech’s Powerplay Wireless Charging system. It features many of the same features as the G502, with the addition of having a more ambidextrous shape. It can usually be found for around the same price as the G502, too.

Using a similar concept to Logitech’s Powerplay, the Mamba Hyperflux and Firefly Hyperflux combo provides constant and reliable inductive charging, but with the Razer name and aesthetic styling. Razer’s solution is also more expensive.

Okay, so you’re not really looking at adopting a whole wireless “system”—a la Logitech and Razer’s solutions above. You want a traditional rechargeable wireless mouse. We like the SteelSeries Rival 650 for its nice looks, smart button placement, responsive performance, and speedy re-charging capabilities. We’re talking 10 hours of charge in 15 minutes. Plus the price is right!

If you don’t want to deal with recharging, especially in a gaming mouse that meants to take on the road, Logitech’s G603 is a respectable battery-powered option that makes it well suited for travel. Two AA batteries will net you hundreds of hours of gameplay. Make no mistake, the G603 feels substantial, like a proper gaming mouse. And it performs like a proper gaming mouse, as well.

Read our full Logitech G603 review