Which mouse to buy for less than 50 dollars? If you are looking for mouses, we present you the best mouses for less than 50 that you will find in the market that suit to your needs and budget.
Now that all its flagship mice have had new versions, Razer seems determined to create new models: after the Lancehead and the Atheris, here is the Basilisk, a mouse designed for first-person shooters (FPS).
Price
~49€
Introduced in August 2018, the Logitech G502 Hero mouse is none other than an updated G502 Proteus Spectrum with a new Hero 16K optical sensor. A mouse which therefore retains its strengths and weaknesses by modernizing very slightly.
Price
~49€
Evolution of the DeathAdder Chroma, the DeathAdder Elite improves sensor and switches to appeal to professional and demanding players. To do this, Razer introduces a new optical sensor called "5G" and equips its mouse with even more enduring switches. What justify the interest of this model compared to the previous version?
Price
~49€
Unlike the G303 and Pro Gaming, both designed for a bit nervous handling, the G403 is intended for players looking for more comfort, for slightly quieter games or for more pleasant office use between two parties. . Without really replacing the G402, the G403 is an alternative, wiser design side, a little less well equipped, but no less technically successful.
Price
~35€
Like the manufacturer's keyboards, Corsair mice evolve in small touches. After adding an RGB backlight, the M65 gains the suffix "Pro" and switches to an optical sensor with a precision of 12,000 dpi. What to forget the previous laser sensor?
Price
~49€
SteelSeries renews its famous ambidextrous mouse, the Sensei. A delicate operation which leaves no room for error as the previous version is appreciated by the players; it is no coincidence that some manufacturers have adopted its design for their own mice (Dream Machines DM1 Pro S, Nixeus Revel ...). If the Danish manufacturer retains the DNA of the original Sensei, it has however completely revised its copy.
Price
~43€
Razer Lancehead Tournament Edition
The Razer Lancehead Tournament Edition is the wired version of the Lancehead we tested. Strictly identical in shape, it is distinguished by its optical sensor which replaces the laser sensor of the wireless version.
Price
~49€
In 2017, Cooler Master launched its MasterMouse series, composed of classic but well-designed mice. A year later, the manufacturer dares to use a slightly less conventional form, notably aimed at comfort in handling. If the MM520 recently tested is thus rather doomed to use in claw or fingertips, the MM530, it, is intended preferably for a palm grip, bringing in principle more relaxation. So let's see what our hand says.
Price
~49€
After the successful return of the legendary Microsoft IntelliMouse mouse in a Classic version dedicated to office automation, Microsoft is offering this time an IntelliMouse Pro designed for video games. The real return of the mouse from the 90s.
Price
~47€
Released in 2005, the Logitech MX518 marked its era. 14 years later, here it is resurrected for the greatest happiness of those who appreciated its design. No change in shape, but a new Hero 16K optical sensor at the forefront.
Price
~24€
