For those of you using a wireless mouse to play BF and/or other FPS games, I'm looking for suggestions. I'm currently using a Logitech G 403 (Hero sensor) wired mouse, and it's been great. Just wanting to try a nice wireless mouse.Here is a short list of mice I am considering. If you're using one of these below, I'd love to get your feedback on how it performs for you. Logitech PRO X Superlight 2 Razer DeathAdder V3 ProRazer Basilisk V3 ProThanks in advance!

@Doo-Doo-Draws If it ain't broke don't fix it, this is all you need.On a slightly more serious note, I don't think you can go wrong with "most" modern gaming mice.Some are slightly better than others, but it all comes down to what YOU like and what you want.

Another vote for the Logitech G502 X Lightspeed. The Logitech Pro X mouse you posted would also be a good choice.

Oh when I see all the nice mice you guys have I think I need to seriously upgrade my equipment.I have a G305 here.

@UP_Hawxxeye I'm using Ghub and so far no issues. I guess there may be issues when GHub uses BF2042's keybind settings to override keyboard (G915 Lightspeed in my case) RGB and apply BF theme + current key binds.

Do any of you Logitech owners use the Onboard Memory Manager, I have used this for a while now without issues.Logitech Onboard Memory Manager Software Download (logidownload.com)

Wireless Mouse Recommendations For FPS Games

29 Replies

UP_LordPlumber
Seasoned Ace
2 years ago
@Doo-Doo-Draws Been using G502 Lightspeed for a few years now. Phenomenal mouse. Comfortable, light, great battery life, not a bad word about it's sensor.

I've switched from wired G502. Literally no deference in response time or delay. You need to be either top 0.1% of players or a super human to feel the difference.

I'm 3.7 kd infantry player if that matters.
UP_Hawxxeye
Legend
2 years ago
@Doo-Doo-Draws
I would like to say that if one of them has optical switches, I would prefer that one (the Basilisk V3 Pro seems to do).
Optical switches means that there is less wear of the button switches over time.
I have replaced at least 3-4 mice in the last decade due to the mechanical switches degrading and starting to double click or unclicking at the wrong time.
No matter the choice, be sure to keep the proof of purchase and even scan it so that you will be able to get warranty support if needed (Gamer related products can be hit and miss, so always register them right away)
RaginSam
Seasoned Ace
2 years ago
@Doo-Doo-Draws I vote for anything Logitech when it comes to mice. I have the Superlight X and love it. I would never use a wired mouse again. The software for it is the worst in the industry. It’s not something you really need to tinker with, so get frustrated with it once and forget about.

There’s so many great options these days, but Logitech is probably the safest choice. You definitely want to go with a lighter mouse if you can. It does help.
RayD_O1
Hero
2 years ago
@UP_LordPlumber
I have always been a big fan of the G502, I also used to like the earlier MX510 / MX518. 👍
fragnstein
2 years ago
I also have had some logitech mice where the right click button was wore out after a few years. If you read reviews of logitech mice, you will see quite a few people have this problem
UP_Hawxxeye
Legend
2 years ago
@fragnstein
I have had this with both logitech mice and razer mice.
This is why suggest people to look for the longest warranty and/or optical switches.
HugeBigness
Seasoned Adventurer
2 years ago
Well do you want Ergo or Ambi? Latest specs matter?
Ambi - GPX1 (2 if you wanna waste money), Lamzu Atlantis, Pulsar X2, EGG XM2we/OP1, Ninjutso Sora.
Ergo - Lamzu Thorn, Xlitev2/DAV3, Vaxee NP01S. Ninjustso Origin One X (if you want a bargain Ergo I got my for 29)
A few to consider.
EA_Leeuw
Community Manager
2 years ago
Switched to the Logitech G703 Lightspeed in combination with the Powerplay mousepad a couple of years back. It's amazing, can highly recommend!
sk1lld
Legend
2 years ago
Another vote for the Logitech G502 X Lightspeed. The
Logitech Pro X mouse you posted would also be a good choice.
Ai-Fluffy
Seasoned Ace
2 years ago
The fit of the mouse for your hand size and grip will determine what is best.
Any recent mouse will have a good enough sensor.