In the past few years, gaming mice have become extremely popular. However many of them can set you back over a hundred dollars. Today we will be exploring fantastic gaming mice that you can buy for less than $25. Here is the list of the mice we will be talking about today.
1. Redragon M602
The mouse has 7 programmable sensitivity modes up to 7200 DPI. Not only that but it includes 10 RGB effects and allows you to switch between 4 polling rate options (125/250/500/1000hz). It comes in two different colors, black and white. Best of all it includes 7 programmable buttons. This will not only allow you to game in ease but also prove valuable for productivity.
2. Razer Deathadder
The Deathadder is one of Razer's cheapest gaming mice. Known for their state-of-the-art gaming mice, they have come to dominate the industry in the past few years. The Death Adder offers 2 colors, Classic Black and Mercury White plus 5 programmable buttons. Additionally, Razer's software offers a nice and clean but effective user experience. Unfortunately, this mouse does retail at $30 but it is common to see it on sale for much more affordable prices.
3. Redragon M601
The Redragon M601 is very much similar to the M602. It features 11 lighting effects plus 6 programmable buttons to perform any task you would like. Its weight is easily adjustable with the given weights that can be removed or added. The software is clean and minimalist, though a bit funky. Just like the M602 it has a max sensitivity of 7200 DPI but with only 5 adjustable modes. With its durable switches and an amazing scroll wheel, it is an amazing budget choice for any gamer.
4. Firstblood Only Game AJ52 Watcher
Coming in fourth place is the Firstblood Only Game. By default coming in a pristine Star White color with a plethora of RGB options. However, four other colors are also available. Ranging from pink to black, to blue. The RGB is fully customizable and lets you pick from range of 16.8 million colors. Not only that but there are 7 DPI modes with a different color for each of them. These kinds of options are very rare in a budget gaming mouse. It is smooth to the touch, however, the button does feel a little cheap. None with its 4 offered color on top of its highly customizable RGB options it makes a great gaming mouse.
5. Redragon Gaming Mouse 58g Ultra-Weight
Coming at 5th is perhaps the newest of the mice on this list, only being released this year. The most noticeable detail about this mouse is the ornate honeycomb design. This makes it lighter and easier to move around. Unlike the M601 and M602, this one has a max DPI of 12400 which is adjustable down to 200. The sides allow you to rest your finger on it which makes it ergonomically great as well. Additionally, it has 6 programmable keys all of which feel very high quality. From the scroll wheel to the clicker, the mouse doesn't feel like a budget mouse at all. Overall this is a great mouse and would highly recommend.
Conclusion
All of these are amazing mice and offer a fabulous gaming experience. Take the order I listed these in with a grain of salt since all of them have their pros and cons. You may have noticed that many of these mice were from Redragon. This is not sponsored by them in any way, it's just that they make some of the best budget mice. As technology advances these gaming mice will only become cheaper and cheaper. The flagship mice of today will become the budget mice of tomorrow. Any ways, that's pretty much it, hope you enjoyed.
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