KITGURU SHORTLISTS: THE BEST MOUSE OF 2025

Razer have updated their Viper mouse lineup with the release of the V3 Pro. This new model has seen a slight change to the design principles found in older models of the Viper, with the new version opting for curves and contours over aggressive lines and detailing. It also comes with the Hyperpolling dongle include in the box.

The Basilisk V3 Pro is a very good mouse. It delivers in every department. Excellent build quality, performance and design all add up to provide users with a great experience. Although, that experience does come at a cost, picking up both the mouse and Mouse Dock Pro bumps the total up to eye-watering levels. If you don't mind shelling out some cash, what you get in return is highly impressive.

The XM2we, or XM2 Wireless Essential, mouse from Endgame Gear is a 'lite' or 'core' version of the company's upcoming XM2W mouse. It's still aiming to offer quality hardware, including a PixArt PAW3370 sensor and Kailh GO optical switches under the primary buttons, but at a slightly lower price.

The M75 Air is great mouse for FPS gaming. It feels fast, fluid and responsive. The build quality of the body and casing is great, but is let down by some poor quality stock feet. However, with official glass skates on the horizon from Corsair, they can be changed out and upgraded if needed. Overall, if you're looking for a good quality, lightweight mouse for diving in to the latest FPS title with, this is a very decent option.

Glorious is aiming to cater for everyone with the Model O 2 Pro, offering a symmetrical design, lightweight build and two available versions...one which is capable of polling at 1000Hz and another which pushes that up to a massive 8000Hz when using a cable, or 4000Hz when going wireless.