The best Logitech mouses for less than $100

Logitech G900 Chaos Spectrum, the wireless mouse for professional gamers

Despite the increasingly successful attempts of different manufacturers, the wireless mouse for players is still shunned by the most demanding, including professionals. Accused of being less reactive, subject to electromagnetic disturbances and often too heavy, they struggle to compensate for their defects by their primary quality, the freedom of movement allowed by the absence of wire. Logitech has therefore decided to redouble its efforts to offer a wireless mouse devoid of problems and above all able to convince pro-gamers: the G900 Chaos Spectrum was born.

Price

~99€

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Logitech G502 Lightspeed

Logitech G502 Lightspeed: wireless suits it well

Already modernized by the addition of a latest generation sensor on the Hero version, the G502 is available this time wirelessly. A change under the sign of rebirth for this bestseller from Logitech.

Price

~89€

Logitech G502 Proteus Spectrum

Logitech G502 Proteus Spectrum: little evolution for a classic gamer

Logitech recently launched its new G502, named Proteus Spectrum, a version that joins the RGB range of the Swiss manufacturer, which already includes the G933 Artemis Spectrum helmet, among others. Its predecessor, the Proteus Core, had already greatly convinced us, to the point of holding the head of the mouse buying guide. More than a year and a half later, the release of the Proteus Spectrum is an opportunity to take stock of the model that has become Logitech's flagship.

Price

~58€

Logitech G502 Hero

Logitech G502 Hero: a Hero core for the third wired version of the Swiss mouse

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€

Logitech G403 Prodigy

Logitech G403 Prodigy: performance and comfort for the player

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€

Logitech MX518 (2019)

Logitech MX518 (2019): the legend resurrected

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€

Logitech G603 Lightspeed

Logitech G603 Lightspeed mouse: a Hero sensor to save autonomy

Presented at the same time as the manufacturer's G613 keyboard - with which it actually goes very well, in technology as in design -, the Logitech G603 Lightspeed mouse can be compared to a battery version of the G403 Prodigy Wireless and G703. If it loses the backlight of the latter, it instead introduces the Hero sensor from Logitech, designed mainly for performance and energy efficiency.

Price

~56€

Logitech G305

Logitech G305: Pro Gaming freed from the wire thanks to the Hero sensor

Very inspired by Logitech Pro Gaming, the G305 loses its thread on the leg and goes wireless. In order not to drive up the price, the Swiss manufacturer has removed the backlight and thus made it the cheapest of its "Lightspeed" mice. Did she lose anything else in the process? This is what we will see ...

Price

~76€

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Logitech G203 Prodigy

Logitech G203 Prodigy mouse: a G Pro less swift, but much more affordable

At the end of 2016, Logitech launched a mouse dedicated to professional players, soberly called "Pro" (initially "Pro Gaming" and also called "G Pro"). A mouse unfortunately sold at a high price (79.99 €) despite a simple design and on-board technologies already proven by the Swiss manufacturer. Never mind, Logitech has decided to decline this mouse into a more affordable version (€ 39.99), the G203 Prodigy, which nevertheless has little to envy its big sister.

Price

~29€

Logitech M330 Silent Plus

Logitech M330 Silent Plus: a quiet and comfortable little wireless mouse

With its new Silent mice, Logitech is thinking of night owl workers, those who want to remain discreet in the community and more generally lovers of silence. First representative of these almost stealthy mice on the mid-range, the M330 Silent Plus is intended for right-handers looking for a simple and comfortable little mouse.

Price

~19€