Hi, this is Wayne again with a topic “Best Budget Gaming Mouse Under $20”.
What’S happening guys, seven tax tourists welcome back to another roundup video, but we look at the best budget gaming gear on there, a certain dollar amount. If you guys remember last time we took a look at some dope, RGB mouse, pads and I’ll jump link below. If you guys want to check that out, but in this article, we’re gon na take a look at the best budget gaming mice under $ 20. So I went in Amazon and I bought all the gaming mice on the $ 20 that had high ratings and lots of reviews. So with that said, let’s kick off the video with the popular Logitech G 300s.
So this goes for $ 20 and it’s an optical gaming mouse designed for people with tiny hands. If you guys have large hands like me, do not buy this mouse. It’S very uncomfortable. The cool thing about the g 300s is the extra buttons on top, which are great for macros. It will take some getting used to, but the software allows you to easily change the functions on there as well as control the RGB lighting on the side. The mouse is really light, so it’s easier to pick up during gaming, but one thing I noticed while using the mouse is that it requires a little more force than usual when clicking and they’re pretty loud too.
I do wish the added some type of texture for the scroll wheel because it can get slippery if you have oily or sweaty hands, but I don’t know it’s a decent Mouse for tiny hands. I give it a 3.5. Next up is the popular red dragon. M6.
A1, with over 6,000 reviews, it’s going for 12 dollars and it might already be a deal-breaker for most people due to the color scheme. It has red accents and red lighting which can be disabled using their poorly made software. When it comes to comfort, it’s not the most ergonomic Mouse on the list. It feels very rough due to the texture of the top mouse buttons and I’m not a fan of the ABS plastic side grips it’s also a very flat Mouse.
So it’s not ideal for claw or finger type grips for Palm users. However, it’s great what I do like what the mouse or the textures on the side button as well as the scroll wheel for gaming. It’S not bad. It definitely gets the job done.
It’S very light it tracks well, and you can actually adjust the weight by removing the rear cover and adjusting the weights. That way. Personally, the mouse is light as it is with the entire set on, but the option is there to make it lighter. The feedback on the clicks are also much quieter than the G 300s and for $ 12. I feel like you, really are getting what you pay for. I’M surprised this has a lot of positive reviews on Amazon.
My waiting on this is a 2.5. Next up is the her lef 300, which comes in at $ 18. I got ta say the lighting on this. Mouse is pretty cool.
There are some noticeable hotspots, but if you keep the color cycling, then it’s not that noticeable. There’S even a dedicated LED button right next to the DPI button, which lets you cycle through a few different effects. However, you do have more options for lighting through their buggy software. You might experience issues setting up the RGB lighting, I’m hoping they can fix this in an upcoming update because they now work for me even using two different pcs lighting aside is very comfortable in the side grips along with the light weight to make it very easy To lift and slide around during gaming, the buttons are very easy to reach. However, I would have liked to see some texture on the scroll wheel, but it’s not a big deal considering it does have a rubber type grip on it. I would say this mouse is great for all grip types: it’s not too flat or round. However, it is designed for right-handed users only it’s also not loud, and the clicks provide great feedback. It’S really a shame, because I really like this mouse.
If it wasn’t for the buggy software, I would have given it a higher rating, but for now it’s a solid four for me. Next on the list is another red dragon Mouse, the m7 11 Cobra, which is way better than the m6. So one for several reasons. First, off the design it’s way more comfortable and the software is so much better.
There are two DPI buttons on the top to cycle through the sensitivity and the third button controls the RGB effects, but you do have more options to tweak the sensitivity and the lighting through the software. The mouse has a nice smooth surface with textured grips all around, including the scroll wheel. The clicks provide great feedback and tracks really well on both cloth and hard surface mouse pads. I really enjoyed my time gaming with this mouse and so far I would say it’s the best gaming mouse on the list. I can’t find any reason not to give this mouse a five out of five well done red dragon. Next up is the cheapest mouse.
On the list coming in at just $ 10, this mouse is more on the larger side and its slightly heavier than the others, but it is still comfortable to use I’m personally, not a fan of this cracked look style that it has going on and the fact That you can’t control the lighting might be a deal-breaker as well too people, so it mouse has a really smooth surface and the grips on the sides, combined with the concave design, makes it really easy to lift and slide around. I’Ve been in 1 .