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Unlike consoles, which include a controller to enjoy the best titles, if you are going to play on PC, there are certain essential peripherals. One of them is the mouse. A good gaming mouse can give us a number of competitive advantages. In this guide, we analyze what to consider when choosing a good mouse.
DPI
The term DPI (dots per inch) refers to the maximum speed of the pointer's movement on the screen in relation to the movement of our hand. The higher the DPI, the less we have to move the mouse for the cursor to travel across the screen.
Typically, DPI on gaming mice is configurable, so this aspect can be customized according to our preferences.
Configuration options
In addition to the technology and maximum DPI it can reach, configuration is one of the most important factors when choosing a gaming mouse.
The number and layout of a gaming mouse's configurable elements is what sets it apart from a standard mouse, which is limited in customization.
In addition to allowing DPI adjustment, we will also find a series of buttons for programming actions and shortcuts according to our needs, and they can also offer features such as lighting.
There are different models in terms of design, texture, size, and weight. Some models include a weight system to adjust it as needed.
Wired or wireless?
Previously, if we wanted a good gaming experience, we had to lean toward a wired model, since wireless technology was not up to par in terms of speed. Today, wireless mice are already capable of delivering the best experience. Buying a wireless mouse will be more expensive than a wired one.
Steelseries Aerox 5
- Colors: Black
- 18,000 DPI, 40G acceleration, 400 IPS
- 9 programmable buttons
- Battery life of up to 80 hours
- Length: 128.8 mm - Width: 62.8 mm - Height: 26.7 mm
- 74 g weight
SteelSeries Aerox 5
Ratón ultraligero de 74g con diseño perforado y 9 botones programables. Ideal para jugadores polivalentes que buscan agilidad, sensor preciso de 18.000 DPI y batería de hasta 80 horas.
$140 USD
Sensor18.000 DPI, 400 IPS, 40G
Peso74 g (chasis perforado)
Botones9 programables
BateríaHasta 80 horas
Razer Viper Ultimate
Mouse inalámbrico simétrico de perfil bajo diseñado para esports. Con 74g, sensor óptico de 20.000 DPI y base de carga incluida, ofrece velocidad y precisión para shooters competitivos.
$150 USD
Sensor20.000 DPI, 650 IPS, 50G
Peso74 g
Botones8 programables
BateríaHasta 70 horas, con dock de carga
Razer Basilisk Ultimate
Ratón ergonómico premium con 11 botones programables, ideal para setups exigentes. Combina sensor de 20.000 DPI, batería de hasta 100 horas y dock de carga en un chasis robusto de 107g.
$170 USD
Sensor20.000 DPI, 650 IPS, 50G
Peso107 g
Botones11 programables
BateríaHasta 100 horas, con dock de carga
Razer Orochi V2
La mejor opción portátil para gaming en laptops. Diseño ultra compacto y ligero (60g) alimentado por pila, con autonomía bestial de hasta 425 horas sin sacrificar precisión.
$70 USD
Sensor18.000 DPI, 450 IPS, 40G
Peso60 g (ultraligero)
Botones6 programables
BateríaHasta 425 horas (con pila)
Logitech G903
Ratón ambidiestro de gama alta con el sensor Hero de 25.600 DPI y 11 botones. Destaca por su versatilidad y compatibilidad nativa con el sistema de carga continua Powerplay.
$150 USD
Sensor25.600 DPI Hero, 400 IPS, 40G
Peso110-120 g
Botones11 programables
CargaCompatible con Powerplay
Logitech G502
El clásico ergonómico definitivo. Sistema de peso ajustable (114-130g), 11 botones programables y sensor Hero: una herramienta excepcional tanto para gaming como para productividad.
$150 USD
Sensor25.600 DPI Hero, 400 IPS, 40G
PesoAjustable (114-130 g)
Botones11 programables
BateríaHasta 48 horas (Powerplay compatible)
Logitech G PRO X Superlight
El estándar competitivo absoluto para profesionales. Mouse minimalista y superligero de 63g con sensor Hero de 25.600 DPI, diseñado para ofrecer máxima velocidad sin fricción.
$160 USD
Sensor25.600 DPI Hero, 400 IPS, 40G
Peso63 g (superligero)
Botones5 programables
BateríaHasta 70 horas (Powerplay compatible)
Logitech G305
La reina de la relación calidad-precio en el terreno inalámbrico. Sensor preciso de 12.000 DPI y hasta 250 horas de autonomía con una sola pila: la entrada perfecta al gaming sin cables.
$50 USD
Sensor12.000 DPI, 400 IPS, 40G
Peso99 g
Botones6 programables
BateríaHasta 250 horas (con pila)
Corsair M65 PRO
Ratón cableado extremadamente robusto con chasis de aluminio y peso personalizable. Su estrella es el botón lateral Sniper dedicado, perfecto para juegos de disparos que requieren precisión milimétrica.
$60 USD
Sensor12.000 DPI, 650 IPS, 50G
TipoCableado
PesoAjustable (115-135 g, chasis de aluminio)
Botones8 programables, con botón Sniper
Editorial Disclosure
Information based on official specs. The author has not had physical access to the product for this report.
