Buying gaming accessories today can be a challenge, even for the best of geeks. So, to help you make decisions about getting your new gaming peripherals, we bring you a list of the best budget gaming peripherals, handpicked by the resident gamers at Digit.
This month, we have the best and most budget gaming mice that you can buy if you are into FPS, MOBA, or MMORPG games. (Editor's Note: They're categorised by game genre only for their ancillary features. All gaming mice can be used for all games. And none have proven to be great for feline digestive systems.)
Best overall Mice for Gaming
Logitech G Pro X SUPERLIGHT (for FPS games)
The Logitech G Pro X SUPERLIGHT comes equipped with the HERO 25K sensor, and 5 programmable buttons, all while keeping the weight at a meagre 65 grams. This is the best mouse you can buy in the market right now for FPS gaming. And, it was the winner of the Digit Zero1 Awards 2022. So, that should be enough evidence for you to take the plunge if you have the budget.
Logitech G604 Light Speed (For MOBAs)
If you are a MOBA player, then you will need a ton of buttons for your games and a great sensor. Right? Well, with the Logitech G604 Light Speed, you get exactly that. The mouse features the same HERO 25K sensor as the Superlight, and eight programmable keys as well.
Razer Naga Trinity Modular (For MMORPGs)
The third entrant in this list of best budget mice, the Razer Naga Trinity Modular makes for a great mouse if you are playing MMORPGs or any game that requires you to have a ton of programmable buttons on it. It has 19 programmable buttons on the mouse and a 1600 DPI Optical Sensor that should serve you just well.
Best Budget mice for Gaming
Razer Viper Mini (For FPS games)
If you are on a sub-Rs 2,000 budget, then there is nothing better that you can get than the Razer Viper Mini. Coming from the house of Razer, the mouse features an 8500 DPI Optical Sensor and two programmable buttons, all packed into a superlight package.
Razer DeathAdder V2 (For MOBAs)
With eight programmable buttons and a reliable 20,000 DPI optical sensor, it does not get any better in the budget segment, if you are looking for a mouse for playing MOBAs. And, if you like RGB, then you are in for a treat as well, as this mouse comes equipped with Chroma RGB lighting as well.
Aula H510 (For MMORPGs)
The Aula H510 is essentially the Naga but in a budget package. You will not get the same quality sensor and materials on the mouse. But if you are someone who is above the entry-level in the world of MMORPGs, then this mouse should make for a decent addition to your setup.
We will be covering more gaming peripheral categories in the future, so keep an eye out for more content at digit.in/gaming
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