- Table of Contents
- Intro
- Updates
- Comparison
- Best Mice
- Conclusion
- Discussions
We have currently reviewed just over 10 Logitech mice. They create a lot of mice variants, whether for gaming or office-related work. Logitech mice are usually very well-built and have great overall sensor performance.
Updates
- 03/19/2020 Logitech Pebble M350 reviewed
- 03/10/2020 Logitech G502 LIGHTSPEED Wireless reviewed
- 01/16/2020 Logitech M510 reviewed
- 12/11/2019 Logitech G305 reviewed
- 12/11/2019 Logitech MX Master 3 reviewed
Best Logitech Mice
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Best Logitech Gaming Mouse
Connectivity WirelessTypeStandardThe best Logitech gaming mouse we've reviewed so far is the Logitech G Pro Wireless. This mouse is considered to be one of the best wireless gaming mice available on the market. It has amazing performance and the mouse glides well and feels accurate. It has two side buttons on each side of the mouse, giving you a few more inputs than a typical FPS mouse with only two side buttons. It features RGB lighting, which can be customized inside the G HUB software, just like its CPI settings. This mouse has a rather universal shape and size, and most people will be able to grip it comfortably.
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More Affordable Alternative
Connectivity WirelessTypeStandardIf you're looking for something a bit more affordable than the Logitech G Pro Wireless, the Logitech G305 is one of your next best options when it comes to the best Logitech gaming mice. It has very good performance and feels premium. Its design is a bit flatter than the other mouse and feels smaller in-hand, meaning larger hands might not have nice control over it. This mouse also can't be recharged and uses 1x AA battery, which is advertised to give around 250 hours of playtime. It's also compatible with the G HUB software, but this mouse doesn't feature any RGB lighting.
If you want the best of the best, go with the G Pro Wireless, but if you're on a limited budget, the G305 is a nice option.
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Best Wired Logitech Mouse
Connectivity WiredTypeStandardThe best Logitech gaming mouse with a wire we've tested is the Logitech G502 Hero. This wired mouse has a premium look and features a few additional buttons when compared to the other best Logitech gaming mice. It has a nice thumb rest and a noticeably bigger body. It's a rather heavy mouse, but it also comes with five removable weights to allow you to customize it to your preference. It also features RGB lighting and the Logitech HERO sensor, which is accurate and performs very well. On the other hand, due to its larger size, people with small hands might have trouble using this mouse. This mouse also has a right-slanted design and won't be great to use if you're left-handed. Note that there's also a wireless version of this mouse.
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MMO Alternative
Connectivity WiredTypeStandardIf you like the Logitech G502 Hero but you're looking for a wired mouse for MMO games, then check out the Logitech G600 MMO Gaming mouse instead. It might not have the best sensor, although it performs very well and features a 16-button side panel. This gives you access to many inputs directly with your thumbs, which is amazing for casting abilities. Unfortunately, its cable is a bit stiff and you might need to straighten it out because it keeps kinks from being bent inside the packaging. People with larger hands will prefer this mouse thanks to its higher back design and long shape.
If you prefer the best performance and reliability from a wired mouse, get the G502, but if you're looking for a dedicated MMO mouse, the G600 is a better option.
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Best Logitech Mouse For Office
Connectivity WirelessTypeStandardLogitech doesn't only do gaming mice, and the best Logitech mouse for office we've reviewed so far is the Logitech MX Master 3. This mouse is one of our best wireless mouse recommendations, especially for its office-related design. It has an ergonomic shape with a nice thumb rest and an overall comfortable shape. It has a great professional look and features a side-scrolling wheel too. This mouse is great for a palm grip, but might be a bit big for people with small hands. On the upside, this wireless mouse can connect to three devices simultaneously and even offers gesture commands. You can easily customize its control scheme and make different profiles for different programs and apps, which is very useful for professionals.
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Vertical Alternative
Connectivity WirelessTypeVerticalIf you like the Logitech MX Master 3 but are looking for an office mouse that'll reduce wrist strain thanks to a vertical design, check out the Logitech MX Vertical. This mouse brings your wrist in a more neutral position, helping people who suffer from - or want to prevent - carpal tunnel. However, this mouse is rather bulky and isn't the easiest to grip, and some buttons are a bit awkward to reach, which means it isn't suitable for people with very small hands. This mouse is also a bit hard to lift due to its design and rather heavy weight. You can use it via Bluetooth or with its dedicated USB receiver, and you can switch between three connected devices.
If you're looking for the best office mouse, go with the MX Master 3, but for those concerned about wrist strain, consider the MX Vertical.
Compared to other brands
- Very well-built design. Logitech mice are mostly made out of solid materials. The mice don't seem to have much flex, and buttons are clicky and responsive.
- Excellent sensor performance. Logitech makes great mice sensors that are accurate and perform well, especially the Logitech Gaming ones.
- Amazing customization options. The Logitech G HUB software is amazing and allows for a lot of customization, whether you want to control your sensitivity or your RGB lighting. It's also available on macOS, making Logitech mice versatile options for people who have both Windows and Mac computers.
- Stiff cable. Logitech mice usually have stiff cables that tangle up and keep kinks from the way they're packaged.
Overall, Logitech make very solid mice that are part of the best performing mice we've reviewed so far. The Logitech Gaming branch make amazing gaming mice and are pioneers in improving wireless technologies. However, they still make very good wired mice. Their most recent sensors are also considered to be some of the best available. Unfortunately, their higher-end wireless mice tend to be expensive, but since they make a lot of different mice, you're more than likely going to find one that fits your budget.
Conclusion
Logitech makes a lot of different types of mice, and will more than likely have one that suits your needs. They also create their own sensors which are often used in their gaming mice.
See our recommendations for the best mice, the best gaming mice, and the best wireless mice.
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