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https://www.cnet.com/tech/computing/best-mouse/ TITLE: Best Wireless Mouse for 2023
CONTENT: Why You Can Trust CNET Our expert, award-winning staff selects the products we
cover and rigorously researches and tests our top picks. If you buy through our links, we may
get a commission. Reviews ethics statement Get more done at your desk or on the go -- all
without the hassle of a cord -- with a great wireless mouse that has been tested and
reviewed by CNET editors. Managing Editor Josh Goldman is a laptop expert and has been
writing about and reviewing them since built-in Wi-Fi was an optional feature. He also covers
almost anything connected to a PC, including keyboards, mice, USB-C docks and PC gaming
accessories. In addition, he writes about cameras, including action cams and drones. And
while he doesn't consider himself a gamer, he spends entirely too much time playing them.
Expertise Laptops, desktops and computer and PC gaming accessories including keyboards,
mice and controllers, cameras, action cameras and drones CredentialsMore than two
decades experience writing about PCs and accessories, and 15 years writing about cameras
of all kinds. $80 at Amazon Logitech MX Anywhere 3 Travel mouse with full-size personality
$89 at Amazon Contour Unimouse Ergonomic Wireless Mouse Best ergonomic wireless
mouse $39 at Amazon Logitech Ergo M575 Wireless Trackball Mouse Best trackball mouse
Having a good wireless mouse in your arsenal is a necessity for most people, but with so
many options of wireless mice on the market, it can be challenging to find the top of the
crop. But if you can find the best wireless mouse for your needs, it can boost your
productivity and performance. We've tested and reviewed a number of excellent wireless
mouse options, so whether you're looking for mice with more or fewer buttons, a longer
battery life, a more ergonomic design, better wireless over Bluetooth or a 2.4GHz adapter or
a mouse for your desk or for travel, here are our choices for best wireless mouse for
2023.Since all mice are not equal, our wireless mouse testing takes into consideration:
features, size and weight, comfort, battery type and battery life and software. If you aren't
quite sure what might work best for you, jump past our recommendations to our wireless
mouse FAQ at the bottom of this story. What's the best wireless mouse?We've tested a lot of
wireless mice, and the best wireless mouse is the Logitech MX Master 3S. It's expensive at
$100, but if you're looking for a flexible office mouse to boost your productivity with a Mac
or Windows PC, this do-it-all wireless mouse has you covered. It's durable, too, so it will last
for years to come. If you need a more travel-friendly option, we recommend its linemate, the
Logitech MX Anywhere 3.Of course, if those mice don't meet your needs or budget, we have
other wireless mouse options in the list below starting at less than $10. Best wireless mice for
2023 The MX Master 3S combines the customization of a gaming mouse with an ergonomic
design made for getting work done. Logitech's software makes it easy to set the five
programmable buttons (that's a lot of buttons, but there's a button on the bottom and more
on the thumb rest) and thumb scroll wheel of the MX Master to handle a variety of tasks,
from taking screenshots to controlling media. David Carnoy/CNET Despite its smaller size,
the MX Anywhere 3 mouse is essentially a smaller version of the MX Master 3 also on this
list. These Logitech mice share many features, including dual-wireless connectivity (they can
be used wired, too), hyperfast scroll capabilities, programmable buttons and Logitech Flow
for moving your cursor between two computers on the same network. The battery will last
for up to 70 days on a full charge, and a quick three-minute charge of the battery can get
you through a workday. It's also comfortable to use the buttons despite its small size and,
perhaps most importantly, it can be used on just about any surface, including glass -- so
don't worry about a mouse pad. Josh Goldman/CNET Like a lot of ergonomic office products,
companies that make ergo NUMBER:2 URL:
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for KidsShoppingDealsPhoto: Michael Murtaugh Wireless mice are convenient—they don’t
clutter up desk space with wires, and they can make for faster and easier navigation than a
trackpad. They’re also inexpensive and reliable enough to make more sense than a cheap
wired mouse for most people. We’ve researched and tested mice for years with several
different panels of testers, and we’ve found that the Logitech M720 Triathlon is more
comfortable for a variety of hand sizes and grip styles than nearly every other wireless mouse
we’ve considered.How we pickedMice connect easily for faster navigation than on trackpads.
A good wireless mouse is comparable to a wired mouse in price and reliability. The best mice
can switch between devices and come with a long-lasting battery. Multiple sizes and good
ergonomics should make a wireless mouse easy on hard-working wrists. Read moreOur
pickConnection type: Bluetooth and wireless USB dongleThe Logitech M720 Triathlon can
pair with, and quickly switch between, three devices via Bluetooth, or you can connect it via
the included USB dongle. It also has six buttons that you can customize using Logitech’s
Options software and a scroll wheel that toggles between ratcheted and smooth scrolling.
And its single AA battery should last for two years, according to Logitech. But the Triathlon is
contoured for right-handed mouse users—so it’s not ideal for lefties—and it doesn’t work on
glass or mirrored surfaces.Runner-upLogitech M585 Multi-DeviceA great mouseThe Logitech
M585 Multi-Device is another comfortable wireless mouse with customizable buttons and
long battery life, but it’s smaller than the Triathlon and equipped with fewer buttons.Buying
Options*At the time of publishing, the price was $33.Connection type: Bluetooth and wireless
USB dongleRunner-upConnection type: Bluetooth and wireless USB dongleIf the Triathlon is
unavailable, we recommend the Logitech M585 Multi-Device or the quieter—but otherwise
identical—Logitech M590 Multi-Device Silent. The M585 and M590 are a little smaller than
the Triathlon and have one fewer button, but most of our testers still found both mice
comfortable. Like the Triathlon, the M585 and M590 connect via USB dongle or Bluetooth,
but each Multi-Device mouse can pair with only up to two devices rather than the Triathlon’s
three. Logitech claims two years of battery life for both models, and you can customize any
of the five buttons through the Options software. Like the Triathlon, these mice are also
designed for right-handed use and don’t track on glass or mirrors.Upgrade pickLogitech MX
Master 3S A fancier optionThe MX Master 3S mouse has a bigger, ergonomic design that’s
especially comfortable, as well as a second scroll wheel at the thumb, but it’s more expensive
than our other picks.Buying OptionsConnection type: Bluetooth and wireless USB dongleIf
you spend all day using a mouse, we recommend investing in the Logitech MX Master 3S
mouse. It’s comfortable for all grips and hand sizes, especially for people with bigger hands.
Most notably, the MX Master 3S has a second scroll wheel for your thumb, plus five other
programmable buttons. It can connect to up to three devices via Bluetooth, and it comes
with a wireless USB dongle. It has a rechargeable battery that can last about two months on
a single charge. And unlike our other pi NUMBER:3 URL: https://www.pcmag.com/picks/the-
best-computer-mice TITLE: The Best Computer Mice for 2023 CONTENT: In its most basic
form, a computer mouse is simple hardware—a sensor on the bottom, two buttons and a
scroll wheel on top—that lets you interact with programs as though they were extensions of
your own hand. But while a mouse is simple in concept, the market for them is a scattered
field of mouse genres, prices, and designs. You need to know a little about the landscape
when you go shopping for a new model.Over time, distinct classes of mice have evolved,
each made for different computing situations. The most common of these is the mainstream
desktop mouse, designed for use with a desktop or laptop PC at a desk or table. Aside from
the inevitable right and left mouse buttons, the usual features are a clickable scroll wheel
and, in some cases, additional thumb buttons that let you navigate forward and back in your
web browser.Travel mice (or "mobile mice") offer many of these same features but come in a
smaller size. They're designed to fit easily into the pocket of a backpack or laptop bag. For
this same reason, however, travel mice tend to be small for most hands—you can use them
just fine for short stints, but they become uncomfortable over long periods due to the
unnatural grip required.Beyond these "ordinary" mice are two key mouse genres: the gaming
mouse, and the ergonomic mouse. There's a lot of variance within each, and some crossover
among all of these classes. (For example, a few "travel gaming" mice exist.) Let's take a look
at our favorite mice across a number of categories, including our top picks in gaming,
budget, and ergonomics categories, then move on to discuss other genres and aspects that
affect all mice. Deeper Dive: Our Top Tested Picks Logitech MX Master 3S Wireless Mouse
Best Mouse for Work Bottom Line: Silent buttons and an 8,000dpi sensor bring Logitech's
flagship MX Master 3S Wireless Mouse just one or two clicks from perfection. PROS
Remarkable comfort and battery life Perfectly precise electromagnetic scroll wheel Ultra-
customizable for different apps Works with multiple devices and operating systems CONS
Lefties need not apply No place to store the USB dongle Fans of tactile clicks may prefer the
older version Microsoft Bluetooth Ergonomic Wireless Mouse Best Budget Mouse for Work
Bottom Line: With strong battery life, multi-device pairing, and an attractive design, the
Microsoft Bluetooth Ergonomic Mouse sets a strong baseline for productivity mice. PROS
Comfortable grip Metal scroll wheel Multi-device pairing Good battery life Reasonably priced
CONS No DPI presets Requires disposable AAA batteries Microsoft Adaptive Mouse Best
Mouse for Accessibility and Productivity Bottom Line: For those who may need it, the
Microsoft Adaptive Mouse is a highly noteworthy achievement in accessibility and
productivity for computer mice, particularly when paired with Microsoft's Adaptive Hub and
its accessories. PROS Inclusive design philosophy Highly compact Ambidextrous body design
Can be augmented by many 3D-printed accessories CONS Needs accessories to work as
intended 3D printed accessories are pricey Microsoft Accessory Center is Windows-exclusive
QuadraClicks RBT Best Ergonomic Mouse Bottom Line: The QuadraClicks RBT, a rare
ergonomic mouse built for gaming, is a pricey-but-promising tool for reducing wear and tear
on your most important weapon: your hands. PROS Innovative, comfortable design Fast,
responsive sensor Unique ergonomics Can be reimbursed by some health insurance plans
CONS Expensive Software is Windows-only Takes some getting used to Roccat Kone XP Best
Gaming Mouse Bottom Line: Roccat nearly perfects its AIMO line with the Kone XP, a gaming
mouse with a cornucopia of top-shelf components and features. PROS Generous
complement of 15 buttons Nvidia Reflex support Gorgeous RGB lighting Premium switches
Good price for the features CONS Not for left-handed users Slightly bulky shell Swarm app
could use a bit of moderniz """