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Asus ROG Keris Wireless Aimpoint White 36000 DPI Gaming Mouse - 90MP02V0-BMUA10£89.99 £74.99In stock -
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Razer Basilisk V3 Pro 35K Wireless Gaming Mouse - Green - RZ01-05240300-R3G1£169.99 £141.66In stock -
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Razer Viper V3 Pro Counter-Strike 2 Edition Gaming Mouse - RZ01-05120800-R3M1£179.99 £149.99In stock -
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Razer Basilisk V3 Pro 35K Gaming Mouse - Phantom White - RZ01-05240400-R3G1£169.99 £141.66In stock -
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Asus ROG Harpe II Extreme Edition 20 SpeedNova 8K Wireless Gaming Mouse - Black / Gold - 0MP04Q0-BMUA00£249.99 £208.32Out of stock -
AWD-IT Nebula V2 RGB 7200 DPI Lightweight Gaming Mouse - AWDNEBULAMSpecial Price £14.99 £12.49 was £50.99Out of stock -
Logitech G502 HERO Lightspeed High Performance Gaming Mouse - 1910-005567£91.00 £75.83Out of stock -
Attack Shark X11 Lightweight 63g Wireless 2.4GHz Bluetooth RGB Gaming Mouse - White£27.99 £23.32Out of stock -
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Logitech MX Master 3S Performance Wireless Mouse - Graphite - 910-006559£136.29 £113.57Out of stock -
Gaming Mice
Because Victory Isn’t Won with a £5 Office Mouse
Let’s face it – if you’re still clicking heads with a clunky old office mouse, you’re basically gaming on hard mode. Read More
What Makes a Gaming Mouse Different from a Regular One?
A gaming mouse isn’t just a shiny gadget with flashy lights – though yes, we agree, the RGB is gloriously unnecessary and entirely essential. What sets a gaming mouse apart is its internal hardware and customisability. High-DPI sensors allow for lightning-fast tracking and pinpoint accuracy, which matters when milliseconds determine survival in games like Call of Duty, Valorant or CS2. You’ll also find additional programmable buttons, adjustable weights, and polling rates that go beyond what any office mouse could dream of. These features are fine-tuned to meet the demands of serious gaming, whether you're fragging opponents in first-person shooters or commanding troops in real-time strategy games. With wired and wireless options available, plus support for various grip styles like claw, palm, and fingertip, the modern gaming mouse is engineered to be an extension of your playstyle – not a one-size-fits-all compromise.
Wired vs Wireless Gaming Mice – Which Should You Choose?
Once upon a time, wireless mice were frowned upon by serious gamers, mainly because they were about as reliable as a paper umbrella in a thunderstorm. But in 2025? Wireless gaming mice are fast, responsive, and often indistinguishable in performance from their wired counterparts. That said, choosing between wired and wireless depends on your setup and priorities. Wired gaming mice still offer zero latency and never need charging – ideal for competitive FPS players and marathon gaming sessions. On the flip side, wireless gaming mice offer freedom of movement and cleaner desk aesthetics, thanks to clutter-free cables. Look out for low-latency connections and long-lasting battery life in models from Logitech, Razer, and Corsair. Whether you choose wired or wireless, it’s less about compromise and more about preference – both will keep your K/D ratio looking healthy.
How to Pick the Right Gaming Mouse for Your Playstyle
Not all gamers are built the same, and neither are gaming mice. Your ideal mouse depends on your grip, the games you play, and even the size of your hands. If you’re all about precision and low DPI flicks, look for lightweight FPS mice with high polling rates and minimal drag. Prefer MOBAs or MMOs? Go for something with a few extra programmable buttons to bind all your spells, macros, and tactical emotes. Ergonomics also play a big part – claw grip users often lean toward shorter mice, while palm grip gamers might prefer a chunkier, curved shell. Weight customisation, button placement, and software support for profiles can make or break your setup. The best gaming mouse isn’t just the flashiest or most expensive – it’s the one that feels like an extension of your arm and responds instantly to your every move. Choose wisely, click confidently.
Best Gaming Mouse Brands for UK Gamers Right Now
There’s no shortage of big names in the gaming mouse arena, and thankfully, we stock all the top-tier contenders. Razer continues to dominate with ultra-light, high-DPI mice that somehow feel like an extension of your soul. Logitech’s G series? Rock solid – from budget-friendly picks to pro-grade wireless models like the G Pro X Superlight. ASUS ROG mice are loaded with gamer-first features like swappable switches and precision sensors. Then you’ve got Corsair, SteelSeries, Cooler Master, and Glorious, all producing quality mice that blend performance with comfort. We curate our range to ensure you’ve got the best options for every budget and playstyle. Whether you want the absolute lightest mouse, the most customisable software, or just something that looks like it was engineered by aliens – we’ve got your clicks covered.
Gaming Mouse DPI Explained – Does It Really Matter?
DPI, or dots per inch, is one of the most misunderstood specs in gaming mouse lore. In short, it refers to how sensitive your mouse is – the higher the DPI, the further your cursor moves with less hand movement. That sounds great on paper, but higher isn’t always better. Pro FPS players often use lower DPI settings (e.g. 400–800) for better control and precision aiming. On the other hand, high DPI (e.g. 12,000+) is ideal for ultrawide monitors, fast-paced games, or if you just love watching your cursor fly across three screens in a single twitch. The key is adjustability – most modern gaming mice let you toggle DPI on the fly, with custom profiles for each game or genre. So yes, DPI matters, but only when you can actually tune it to match your style. It's not about chasing the highest number – it’s about control.
Gaming Mice and RGB – Pure Gimmick or Glorious Excess?
Let’s be honest – no one needs RGB lighting on their mouse, just like no one needs a spoiler on a Fiat Panda. But do we want it? Absolutely. RGB is the crown jewel of the gamer aesthetic, letting you sync your mouse with your keyboard, PC case, and even your wallpaper (probably). Beyond aesthetics, some gaming mice use RGB zones to indicate DPI levels, profiles, or battery status – so yes, it’s more than just a disco light show. Whether you’re building a battle station with full Razer Chroma integration or just want a subtle underglow to match your setup, RGB adds that extra bit of flair. And with software like Corsair iCUE, Logitech G Hub, or ASUS Armoury Crate, you can customise every flicker and fade. RGB doesn’t make you better at gaming, but it does make you feel cooler while missing every shot – and that’s worth something.
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