The 7 BEST Mouse For VALORANT In 2023 [Hands-On-Tested]

Having the best mouse for Valorant is almost compulsory for you to be able to ace at the game. You’re going to need pinpoint precision along with great accuracy, the two most important skills of almost all first-person shooters. A precise, ergonomic gaming mouse will be your perfect companion during your journey of mastering those skills and becoming a pro and getting those headshots in Valorant. Even when you have got the potential to be a master of the game, an unresponsive peripheral or Valorant Mouse will keep you at a great disadvantage against your opponents. 

Following are the best mouse for Valorant, all compared to each other and what they are best for In 2023:

Last update on 2023-12-13

Best Mouse For Valorant

Following are the best mice you can get to play Valorant:

1. Logitech G Pro X Superlight
2. Razer Viper V2 Pro
3. SteelSeries Prime+
4. Razer Deathadder V3 Pro
5. Xtrfy M42
6. Xtrfy M4
7. Zowie EC2-B

Logitech G Pro X Superlight

Best eSports Mouse for Valorant

The best overall mouse for Valorant is the G Pro X Superlight. As the name suggests, this mouse is extremely lightweight and well-suited for FPS games like VALORANT. The design language is pretty simple and minimalistic, with an elevated hump making it suitable for claw and fingertip grip styles.

Logitech G Pro X Starlight features a false-ambidextrous design, as there are no side buttons for left-handed users. An impressive thing to note is that Logitech managed to achieve a 60g weight without a honeycomb shell, which is lighter than most mice with a honeycomb shell.

While reviewing the mouse, let me tell you there are absolutely no issues with the build quality of the Superlight, in case you were thinking that the weight must be a result of low quality. Although there are no rubber sides, the mouse still feels grippy and does not slip out of the hand. Still, Logitech has included a grip tape in the box for your convenience.

In terms of performance, it packs Logitech’s most accurate and renowned HERO 25K sensor. The sensor is rated at 25,600DPI and has a 400IPS tracking speed with no acceleration whatsoever. Pair that with an extremely low click latency, and you get the ultimate performance. The mouse switches are equipped with click tensioning which reduces the force needed to register a click.

No RGB and an efficient sensor grant a 70-hour battery life to this mouse, which is amazing. However, you can get the Logitech Powerplay mouse pad to charge your mouse while actually using it. We believe that the Powerplay is better than Razer’s charging dock since you can actually play and charge simultaneously.

Logitech’s Lightspeed wireless technology is one of the best wireless solutions and provides on-par performance with wired mice. It boasts a response rate of as low as 1 ms. However, Razer has them beat with a 0.2ms latency. The mouse gliding experience on this Valorant Mouse is highly smooth, all thanks to the non-additive PTFE glides.

The software compatible with the Logitech G Pro X Superlight is the Logitech G Hub software. It offers plenty of customization options starting from the DPI and polling rate to reprogramming of buttons and also onboard memory. However, there is no RGB which is a bummer. The mouse is extremely easy to carry due to its compact shape and lightweight.

What We Liked

The Logitech G Pro X Superlight features the “hero” sensor from Logitech that has a maximum DPI of 25,600. Logitech was able to reduce the G Pro X Superlight’s weight to 60g, which is impressive considering that there are no holes in the design.

What We Disliked

The Logitech G Pro X Superlight comes with no RGB whatsoever, making it one of the few gaming mice that come without any RGB lighting. Logitech has also removed buttons on the side for left-handed users to reduce the mouse’s weight further.

Verdict

All in all, the Logitech G Pro X Superlight, the lighter version of the original G Pro, is an excellent pick for Valorant players due to its on-point accuracy, smooth gliding, and amazing battery life. We title Logitech G Pro X Starlight as the best overall mouse for Valorant, which is also evident by its popularity among professional VALORANT players.

• Logitech G Pro X Superlight Review

Razer Viper V2 Pro

Best Wireless Mouse For Valorant

Razer always manages to stay on top of the charts thanks to its excellent brand value and high-quality products. Their Viper V2 Pro has been one of their best-sellers since the day it was launched and for all the good reasons. Not only for Valorant, but this mouse is suited for pretty much every game. There’s a word that perfectly sums up the aesthetics of the Viper V2 Pro: iconic. With the infamous Razer logo and simplistic design language, the Viper V2 Pro has surely created an identity of its own.

As we saw in our Review, it features a truly ambidextrous design with two left-side buttons. Build quality is a solid eight out of ten. The body, despite being constructed from plastic, feels incredibly premium to the hand. Razer Viper Ultimate is impressively lightweight, too – weighing in at just 58g, the Viper V2 Pro definitely is one of the lightest mice out there. Comfort has always been a strong point of Razer peripherals, and it’s no different with the Viper V2 Pro.

It features a low-profile back, with textured plastic on the sides for better grip. It’s not very large, so it shouldn’t bother those with small hands. Under the hood, the Viper V2 Pro features Razer’s latest and greatest Focus Pro 30k optical sensor. This sensor has a maximum DPI of 30,000 and a tracking speed of 750IPS.

When you’re playing a fast-paced shooter like Valorant, those numbers come in quite handy. In addition, Razer has also equipped the Viper V2 Pro with smart features like motion sync, asymmetric cut-off, and smart tracking. The use of PTFE skates allows for a smooth user experience while playing Valorant.  A rechargeable Li-ion battery rated at 80 hours of endurance will last you through the longest of Valorant gaming sessions. You can also buy a wireless Razer charging dock (sold separately) for better convenience.

If you are asking, is a wireless mouse good for Valorant? In previous years, wired mice ruled the mouse regime, and wireless ones were nowhere in the picture. However, with their HyperSpeed Wireless technology, Razer has completely filled the performance gap that once existed between their wired and wireless mice.

About the switches, they are rated at up to a whopping 90 million clicks, and last but not least, the mouse can be controlled using Razer’s Synapse software.

What We Liked

The Razer Viper V2 Pro uses the Focus Pro 30K optical sensor, which gives the mouse really low click latency and a high tracking speed, making it perfect for Valorant.

What We Disliked

There isn’t anything significantly wrong with the Viper V2 Pro. However, in our testing, we found that the DPI-switching is quite difficult. Furthermore, the mouse is priced very steeply.

Verdict

In simple words, the Razer Viper V2 Pro has got all that it takes to be entitled the best wireless mouse for Valorant. If the Finalmouse is a bit too overwhelming to your taste, then the Viper V2 Pro is your next best option.

• Razer Viper V2 Pro Review

Razer Deathadder V3 Pro

Best eSports Mouse For Valorant

Ranging from peripherals to whole gaming setups, Razer has been leading the way in the gaming industry for quite a long time. The consistently evolving products of Razer have established the brand as one of the eSports gamers’ favorites. Similarly, the Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro is a benchmark mouse that can help you ace Valorant at big stages. Let’s dive further into what makes it the top choice for eSports.

Even the slightest details of your gaming equipment matter when you are playing at big stages. That’s why Razer has carefully crafted the DeathAdder V3 Pro to make it flawless in every way. The first wonder this wireless mouse exhibits is its exceptionally low weight, i.e., only 63g. Such a lightweight mouse with 100% PTFE feet can help you maintain a fluid connection with the game and efficiently translate your every hand gesture.

Almost every eSports player requires additional programmable buttons on their mouse to assign various frequently performed functions to it. So, the Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro features five programmable buttons. All these five buttons are placed conveniently in their standard positions and give good feedback. It also has onboard memory support that can help you carry your go-to profile. The excellent ergonomic design of the DeathAdder targets players with different grip styles. However, it best suits players with long hands or claw grip.

Moving to responsiveness, Razer has seamlessly integrated its advanced sensors and switches into the DeathAdder V3 Pro. The Focus Pro 30K Optical Sensor boasts an impressive sensitivity of 30,000 DPI. It can achieve a peak speed of 750 IPS and a maximum acceleration of 70g. Furthermore, the Gen-3 optical switches featured in the Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro provide feedback similar to mechanical mice and flaunt an extraordinary lifespan of 90 million clicks.

Regarding connectivity, the Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro offers a polling rate of 1000Hz through the provided Razer HyperSpeed 2.4GHz wireless dongle. Should you opt for it, an upgrade to 4000Hz is attainable through the separate purchase of the Razer HyperPolling Wireless Dongle. Another noticeable feature is the lift-off distance customization that can benefit in competitions where every slight edge over your opponent can lead to victory. 

In terms of DPI adjustments, the Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro offers seamless switching between 5 DPI stages using the conveniently integrated DPI switch. An impressive aspect is that this very switch also serves as the power switch, discreetly located on the underside of the mouse. Furthermore, the mouse’s battery life matches the caliber of its other notable features. While in uninterrupted motion at 1000Hz, it boasts a commendable endurance of around 90 hours. The battery life is reduced to 24 hours when functioning at 4000Hz.

Coming to the design, just like other mice in the DeathAdder series, the V3 Pro also has a carefully crafted ergonomic design. The lightweight mouse features a split-button design rather, which allows for quicker click recovery. Many eSports champions have recommended the Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro. As a tribute to their good relations, Razer has also made a Faker’s edition of the mouse. You can get this non-RGB lightweight mouse in two colors, i.e., black and white.

What We Liked

The excellent responsiveness, customization options, and well-thought ergonomic design are some of the impressive features that made me list this mouse best in its category.

What We Disliked

Although the mouse’s overall design is excellent, the DPI switch is on the bottom, which may be problematic for players who change their DPI preset in-game.

Verdict

Encompassing all the features that separate a regular mouse from a professional-grade mouse, the Razer DeathAdder V3 pro is an excellent eSports mouse. Its unmatched responsiveness, and good ergonomic design make it suitable for tournaments where too much is at stake. Therefore, I confidently rank it as the Best eSports Mouse For Valorant.

SteelSeries Prime+

Best Budget Mouse For Valorant

So far, we’ve looked at three of the finest choices for Valorant. They’re all absolute pinnacles of tech, but let’s face it – they’ll probably cost you a fortune. When you’re low on budget, and you need something that is at par with the top three contenders, you want something a bit more wallet-friendly – enter the SteelSeries Prime+. The SteelSeries Prime+ features a very conventional design in a matte black build.

The only aesthetic elements are the SteelSeries logo on the front and RGB lighting around the scroll wheel. Interestingly though, the Prime+ has a built-in OLED screen at the back, which can be used to configure key settings of the mouse, including DPI, RGB lighting, polling rate, and so on. The build quality is decent enough, and the mouse manages to weigh a mere 71g without a honeycomb build.

However, there are a few slight downgrades when you compare it with other Valorant mice. It’s a purely right-handed mouse with not the best ergonomics. A normal Valorant Player will get used to it pretty quickly, but a mouse enthusiast/professional will recognize the difference.

Moving on to specifications, the Prime+ is powered by the SteelSeries TrueMove Pro+ optical sensor rated at 18000 DPI and 450 IPS. You can adjust the polling rate between 125Hz, 250Hz, 500Hz, and 1000Hz. Apart from the primary sensor, SteelSeries has also installed a secondary sensor whose purpose is to minimize lift-off distances and bring it down to 0.5mm. With that said, Prime+ offers excellent performance and fluid responsiveness.

The ability to configure settings on the go using the OLED screen is convenient for the most part. However, the scores are let down by a high click latency; more on that in a bit. With the Prime+, SteelSeries has made use of magnetic optical-mechanical switches for their buttons. Everything about the buttons is great, apart from the click latency, which is 20ms. It is a tad bit higher than most wireless mice designated for gaming.n But other than that, the Prime+ ticks all the boxes. The PTFE feet design ensures silky smooth gliding on the mousepad.

The SteelSeries GG companion software can be used to adjust DPI/polling rate, reprogram the buttons, create macros, and control the limited amount of RGB lighting zones. You can also create and store five profiles on the mouse’s onboard memory.

What We Liked

The SteelSeries Prime+ does a lot of things right; from its excellent build quality to the smooth gliding, it packs everything you would expect from a gaming mouse. Furthermore, the SteelSeries Prime+ provides all that at a relatively affordable price.

What We Disliked

The main disadvantage of the SteelSeries Prime+ is its shape which might not be comfortable for most people. While most mice from SteelSeries tend to feature a shape like this, the SteelSeries Prime+ by far, features one of the worst ones.

Verdict

To sum up the review of SteelSeries Prime+. It is (almost) the complete package for a reasonable price. It has multiple interesting quirks that separate it from its competitors. The price-to-performance ratio with this one is impeccable, which helps SteelSeries Prime+ claim the title of best budget Valorant mouse.

Xtrfy M42

Best Cheap Mouse For Valorant

The next competitor for the best mouse for Valorant is from a company that recently became popular due to producing high-end mice at fairly low prices. Xtrfy now has had multiple launches and they named their fourth mice lineup as project 4 which has two lineups, the Xtrfy M4 and Xtrfy M42.

Each project has the same model, albeit with varying colors. What mostly caught the attention of the consumers was unique colors like Miami blue and pink for the mice shells.

The Xtrfy M42 features a symmetrical shape with a honey-comb shell to achieve that 60g weight. However, side buttons can only be seen on the left side of the mouse which makes it unsuitable for left-handed users.

A lightweight mouse with a honeycomb shell certainly does not mean low quality, and the Xtrfy M42 is evident to that. Not only does it have commendable quality, but it also has a coating to protect the circuitry from any dust or water splash.

An interesting addition is the swappable back shell to adjust it according to your hand size. Moreover, you are also provided with a file of the 3D design if you want to 3D print your own shell. Xtrfy has opted for the Pixart PMW3389 sensor that boasts a 20,000 DPI and a 400IPS tracking speed configuration.

The sides also have honeycomb holes which help in gripping the mouse. The interchangeable shell allows you to fit the mouse perfectly in your hand, which makes it comfortable to use even for long hours. Moreover, there are subtle grooves in the primary clicks which add to the comfort of the mouse.

Xtrfy has made use of the Omron switches rated for 20 million clicks, which is a good number of clicks but 50 million or more would have been better. The Xtrfy M42 is not only lightweight but also features a lightweight paracord cable which is quite flexible. However, it might get kinks while unboxing so be careful.

Now for the gliding experience, it is extremely smooth, all thanks to the PTFE feet under the mouse. Xtrfy has also included extra mouse feet in the box so you can replace the pre-installed one in case they wear out later. The M42 has a DPI switch present under the mouse which allows you to switch between eight presets: 400, 800, 1200, 1600, 3200, 4000, 7200, and 16000. The polling rate can also be changed from another button present under the mouse.

RGB effects can be cycled through a button present just below the scroll wheel (mouse3). Moreover, the brightness can be adjusted using a combination of mouse3 and mouse4 or mouse5 (for increasing and decreasing).

What We Liked

Its incredible price-to-performance ratio make the Xtrfy M42 one of the better options for valorant. The Xtrfy M42 comes in at an affordable price range while also featuring a fantastic design and solid build quality.

What We Disliked

One concerning thing about the Xtrfy M42 is the lack of a software, which makes it impossible to change the DPI or polling rate without the buttons. RGB can only be controlled using the button present on top of the mouse.

Verdict

In conclusion, the Xtrfy M42 is a mouse with all the things done right at a cheap price. It is the cheapest mouse on this list and packs all the features you can expect in a premium mouse. In fact, it is the best cheap mouse for Valorant on our list. 

Xtrfy M4

Best Ergonomic Mouse For Valorant

The next entry on our list is yet another product from Xtrfy. It is also a part of the project 4 lineup however, it was released before the M42. It is priced the same as the M42 and is also very similar in terms of specs. The main difference is the shape as the M4 is designed purely for right-handed users. The Xtrfy M4 is also built using a honeycomb shell design with an ergonomic shape.

It weighs in at 69 grams, which is pretty light. The shape is somewhat unusual if you ask me. It has a wide back and a narrow grip width and looks bigger than it actually is.

However, it is comfortable in the hand and you should have no issue using it for long hours. Unlike the M42, there is no modular back this time, so you cannot adjust the size of the mouse. For the performance part, you get a Pixart PMW3389 sensor rated for 16,000 CPI and a tracking speed of 400IPS.

The CPI can be adjusted from 400 all the way up to 16,000 and the polling rate can be adjusted between 125, 500, and 1000Hz. Even with a honeycomb shell, the M4 feels solid and has no wobbly parts. Hats off to Xtrfy for amazing quality. It fits in the hand nicely and suits all grip styles.

Just like the M42, the Xtrfy M4 is also equipped with Omron switches rated for 20 million clicks. The cable is also the same, which Xtrfy calls the ‘EZcord’. It means the same flexibility and light weight however, you might also encounter kinks while unboxing. Under the mouse, there is a slight difference from the M42 which is the PTFE feet.

The M4 has 4 small feet whereas the M42 has 2 large feet. Four feet definitely allow for a bit smoother glide but again, the difference really isn’t noticeable. Since there is no software, there are presets available for all the settings.

DPI has presets of 400, 800, 1200, 1600, 3200, 4000, 7200, and 16000 that can be switched from the button present under the mouse. The same goes for the polling rate.

Even the flashy RGB has presets that can be configured from the button between the mouse switches which is the DPI switch in most mice. The plug-and-play feature is beneficial for those who travel a lot and do not want to spend a long time customizing their mouse settings.

What We Liked

What makes the Xtrfy M4 stand out from the rest of the mice on this list is its shape; the ergonomic shape is very comfortable, making it suitable for long Valorant sessions.

What We Disliked

Much like the previously mentioned Xtrfy M42, the Xtrfy M4 also has no software customiziblity, so you are limited to the buttons for any kind of customizability.  One thing worth mentioning is the low battery capacity which can be a problem for some people.

Verdict

To sum up, the Xtrfy M4 is another amazing mouse at an economical price and offers amazing features for the price. It has an excellent ergonomic shape which earns it the title of the best ergonomic mouse for Valorant.

Zowie EC2-B

Best Gaming Mouse For Valorant

This list would have been incomplete without an entry from Zowie. It’s their prestigious EC2-B making it to the top seven, a solid mouse for hardcore gamers and enthusiasts alike. Upon first impression, the EC2-B looks just like your ordinary office mouse. That’s because it does not have an aggressive design or boatloads of RGB, as Zowie likes to keep its aesthetics plain and simple.

The mouse’s body has a matte-glossy finish, with the Zowie logo upfront and the BenQ logo on the side. The EC2-B does not have an ambidextrous design, so you’ll have to work with two buttons on the left side. Regardless, the shape of the mouse itself is very ergonomic, and the size feels just about right for all kinds of grips. In terms of dimensions, it is as good as it gets, apart from the weight. Weighing in at 90g, the EC2-B is, in fact, the heaviest mouse on this list.

Zowie’s products might not be the best looking, and that’s because they’re all about performance. The case is no different from the EC2-B, which packs Zowie’s latest and greatest 3360 sensor. This is, without a doubt, an impressive sensor that has all the responsiveness required in Valorant; in other words, it won’t let you down. It is mainly due to this reason that many Valorant professionals use the EC2-A and the EC2-B.

The sensor has a maximum DPI of 3200, and adjustable polling rates of 125Hz, 500Hz, and 1000Hz. Since this is essentially a plug-and-play mouse, the buttons for adjusting DPI and poll rate are positioned at the bottom of the device. When it comes to the build quality, the EC2-B does okay, but not great. It is nowhere near as good as higher-end mice, but within its price category, it doesn’t seem to be a deal-breaker at all.

The buttons make use of Huano switches that have a durability of up to 20 million clicks. Interestingly, the scroll wheel has relatively fewer steps as compared to other mice. It makes the wheel more ‘rigid‘, and supposedly allows you to switch guns more effectively in FPS games. You might see it as a convenient gaming feature or a serious drawback, it all depends on your preference. Another interesting change from the last generation EC2-A is the implementation of new mouse feet.

The EC2-B features four small mouse feet instead of two large feet on the A-series. The result is a much smoother gliding experience. This is again a subjective matter, as the extra smoothness could be overkill for some people. You might be wondering – if there are loopholes, why do people prefer the EC2-B? Well, it’s because of the 3360 sensor that is too good in its business. Secondly, the EC2-B is a reliable and safe choice that gets all things done right, so you can never go wrong with one of these. Thirdly, the price tag is very attractive for gamers who are on a restricted budget.

What We Liked

Zowie has addressed the issue of “tilt slamming” with the EC2-B, fixing it complete with this variant. The newer sensor feels extremely responsive and is a step up from the old one.

What We Disliked

The build quality of Zowie EC2-B feels rather cheap compared to the other mice reviewed on this list; there also seems to be a bit of pre-travel on the side buttons; however, that is very hard to avoid and is present in most mice.

Verdict

In conclusion, Zowie’s EC2-B is an excellent middle ground between cheap and premium mice. It provides a taste of all the features offered by a high-end mouse at a lower price. For its impressive capabilities in the gaming space, Zowie EC2-B is titled the best gaming mouse for Valorant.

• BenQ Zowie EC2-B Review

Best Valorant Mouse Settings

Mouse settings can greatly impact your performance in the game. However, it’s important to note that the “best” mouse settings can vary depending on your personal preferences and playstyle. Here are some general tips for finding the right mouse settings in Valorant:

DPI (Dots Per Inch)

DPI determines how fast your cursor moves on the screen in relation to the physical movement of your mouse. Many professional players use a DPI setting between 400 and 800. Lower DPI settings can provide better accuracy for aiming.

In-Game Sensitivity

This setting determines how sensitive your aim is within the game. A lower sensitivity generally allows for more precise aiming. Most professional players use a low in-game sensitivity. A common starting point is around 0.5 to 0.8 sensitivity at 800 DPI.

eDPI (Effective DPI)

eDPI is a product of your DPI and in-game sensitivity. It can help standardize sensitivity settings across different games. A typical eDPI range for Valorant is around 200 to 400, but this can vary based on your personal preference.

Mouse Polling Rate

This setting determines how often your mouse reports its position to the computer. A higher polling rate, such as 1000Hz, can provide smoother cursor movement. Most modern gaming mice support a 1000Hz polling rate.

Mouse Acceleration

With mouse acceleration enabled, the cursor or crosshair will move faster when you move the mouse quickly and slower when you move the mouse slowly. Turning off mouse acceleration is generally recommended, as it can interfere with muscle memory and consistent aiming.

Crosshair Settings

Valorant allows you to customize your crosshair. Experiment with different styles and colors to find what works best for you. Many players prefer a simple and unobtrusive crosshair.

Practice and Adjust

Finding the optimal settings for you may require some experimentation. Spend time in the game’s practice range or in custom matches to fine-tune your settings. Remember that what works best for one player might not work for another. It’s crucial to find settings that feel comfortable and allow you to aim accurately. 

Valorant Mouse Acceleration

Raw Accel is open-source software designed to manage your mouse input and sensitivity configurations dynamically. It’s important to clarify that Raw Accel is not an aimbot; it doesn’t aim at your behalf. Instead, it operates by adjusting your settings. This tool actively adapts your in-game sensitivity according to your mouse movements and the specific context, allowing it to respond dynamically to various situations you encounter.

As far as the legal aspects are concerned, the Riot Vanguard allows the Valorant to run while using Raw Accel. However, some professional e-sports competitions might not allow it as, after all, it helps you improve your aim. If you are looking forward to using this tool, you can try practicing on Aim Lab with different settings. 

How We Chose The Best Mouse For Valorant

Let’s be fair, every high-end mouse can deliver top-notch performance and impressive numbers, nothing difficult about that. However, not every mouse is ergonomically suitable for all games, including Valorant. Hence, it all comes down to personal preference when choosing amongst the best out of the lot. The way you interact with your mouse largely affects your buying decision. In our books, a mouse that feels like home to your hand is the perfect one.

To achieve that feeling, there are certain boxes that you should tick to find your ideal mouse for Valorant. Following are some of the key factors you should consider before shortlisting a Valorant mouse that completes your gaming rig.

Weight

When you’re playing FPS games, you tend to move and flick your mouse all over the mousepad. Therefore, you would need something that’s lightweight and glides smoothly over the surface. Although lightweight mice might be a general preference for the vast majority of us, there are some people who enjoy using a chunky, heavy mouse. Thus, it’s all about determining your preference, and keeping a sturdy balance between weight and build quality.

Grip Style

When it comes to gaming, grip style is one of the main factors that determine your ideal mouse. There are three fundamental grip styles: claw grip, palm grip and fingertip grip. Generally, claw grip is more popular in FPS games, as you get subsequently better control over your mouse. Palm grip and fingertip grip, on the other hand, are a bit unconventional and could be challenging to master.

Also Read: Types Of Mouse Grips

However, that does not mean that having a particular grip style will put you at a disadvantage. When you’ve got a mouse that’s purposely built for those grips, the learning curve will be less steep. Also, if you’re left-handed, a mouse that features a truly ambidextrous design would be your best bet.

Skates

Skates are an essential part of the mouse as they allow you to glide the mouse over your mouse pad. Better the skates, better the gliding experience. Mice are equipped with PTFE skates that are excellent for smooth gliding. The quality and implementation of skates vary from mouse to mouse. For example, some mice have two large skates, whereas some have four small ones. Moreover, skates tend to wear out with time so make sure that the mouse you buy has extra ones included in the box.

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