Looking for the best gaming mice in 2025? We’re halfway through 2025, and the gaming mouse scene has been anything but quiet. From ultra-lightweight experiments to bold shape redesigns and modular builds, brands have been pushing out hardware at a steady clip.
We’ve gone through an extensive list of gaming mice released in 2025 and below are our recommendations for the best ones.
Best Gaming Mice of 2025
Pulsar X2 CrazyLight
Pulsar’s latest evolution of the X2 Mini strips things down to just 36–37 grams, managing to keep the same familiar shape while shaving off unnecessary weight. Special editions like the Paper Rex, T1, and the upcoming Borsy Zebra version show just how much variety the brand is bringing to the table. For anyone looking for a superlight mouse with a proven form factor, this one’s hard to beat.
Lamzu Inca / Pulsar Tenz
If you’re a claw gripper, these two are worth checking out.
- Lamzu Inca: Based loosely on the ZA13, this one’s slimmer and more agile, great for smaller hands or anyone who likes a tighter grip.
- Pulsar Tenz: A bit bulkier and more supportive in the palm, especially suited for people transitioning from the X2H.
Your choice comes down to how much room your grip style demands.
G-Wolves Hati S Ultra
This 34g mouse isn’t making much noise, but maybe it should. It caters to claw grip users with a slightly higher profile and wider feel. The sensor’s positioned higher than usual, which takes some getting used to but offers great control once dialed in.
G-Wolves Fenrir Max / Asym
For fingertip players, these two stand out:
- Fenrir Max: A bit bigger and slightly heavier at 23g.
- Fenrir Asym: An ultra-light 21g mouse with an asymmetrical design that surprisingly works well in hand.
The clicks do have holes, which might bug some folks, but a bit of grip tape makes all the difference.
Zowie EC2DW
Zowie finally updated the classic EC2 design with wireless support and 4,000 Hz polling. The shape is exactly what longtime fans expect, just a touch lighter and more modern under the hood. A reliable pick if you’re already used to Zowie gear.
Finalmouse ULX Prophecy / WLMouse Beast X Pro
While Finalmouse has been quiet about future ULX Prophecy drops, editions like the TAK and Tfue got Borsy’s approval. Meanwhile, WLMouse finally ironed out the Beast X Pro’s sensor issues with a key firmware patch, now it actually performs up to spec.
Orbital Pathfinder
Easily one of the most ambitious designs this year. At $190, it’s a premium buy, but the modular shell system gives you real flexibility. If you’re still figuring out what shape suits you, the Pathfinder lets you test multiple styles without building a drawer full of mice.
