A gaming setup, especially a gaming PC, is never complete without a gaming mouse. Even though you may find many high-end computer mouse on the market, they can cost you a lot. For all those gamers who have been searching for a good gaming mouse under a low budget, we have the most reliable options here. In this article, we will show you the best gaming mouse that you can buy in India for under Rs 1K in 2023.
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Things to Consider Before Buying a Gaming Mouse
For ₹1000, you can get many decent gaming mouse. But the problem is knowing what a good gaming mouse is. Gamers often think that a gaming mouse is best if it looks good and has RGB lights. To your surprise, that is not the only criteria to choose the perfect gaming mouse for you. Here are all the aspects that a proper gaming mouse takes care of:
Design/Shape: Certain gaming mouse designs may not be suitable for different kinds of gamers. If you have bigger hands, you should opt for a bigger mouse too. Also, smaller mouse are suitable for gamers with small hands.
DPI: DPI as in gaming mouse stands for Dots Per Inch. It shows the distance that a mouse covers when you move it. To be precise, DPI is the number of pixels a mouse covers on your computer screen when you move it an inch. Higher DPI mouse are better for bigger displays. This gives you a fair idea to pick a good gaming mouse, doesn’t it?
Wireless/Wired Mouse: Based on your preference, you may buy a wired mouse or a wireless one. Though, a wireless mouse usually costs more than a wired one.
Weight: The weight of a mouse also plays a major role when you play a game. For FPS gamers, moving the mouse in all directions is as common as anything. A lightweight gaming mouse is your best bet while playing such games. But for racing games, players are less likely to use the mouse more often. The weight of the mouse doesn’t hold much importance in such situations.
Right Handed/Left Handed Gaming Mouse: Generally, brands build mouse keeping right-handed users in mind. There are very less options in the market for left-handed users and thus, you need to make sure that you do not end up buying the wrong one.
RGB Lights: Last but not least, a gaming mouse must look cool enough to be called by that name, right? Even though the appearance of a mouse is subjective and different users may like different designs, you should try and get the best-looking gaming mouse for you under the said budget.
Compatibility: Most of the time, gamers look for a mouse to use with their gaming PC. But there are many users who also use a gaming mouse with their gaming consoles. Although most gaming mouse support almost every OS, you should still make sure that you do not buy the one that does not support your gaming console. For PlayStation and Xbox players, many mouse may have various exclusive features. Thus, ensure that the gaming mouse you purchase is compatible with your console.
These are all the necessary things that you should consider before buying a gaming mouse. Now that you know what to look for in a gaming mouse, let’s see which one is the best for you.
Best Gaming Mouse Under Rs 1000 in India
Here are the most feature-full gaming mouse to get under Rs One Thousand in 2023:
Redragon Phaser M609: Well-designed High Polling Rate Gaming Mouse
The Redragon Phaser M609 is one of the best gaming mouse that you can get for this budget. It has a dedicated button that lets you adjust the DPI of the mouse instantly. So if you want to change the sensitivity of the mouse while playing a game, you can do it on the go.
It is a well-designed gaming mouse that is comfortable for long gaming sessions too.
It has a high polling rate of 1000 Hz which enables smooth gameplay.
Other specifications of the Redragon Phaser M609:-
Probably the best gaming mouse for big displays, the Ant Esports GM600 RGB provides a whopping 7200 DPI! You can also adjust it with the buttons on the mouse.
Also, its RGB lights give you a plethora of customization capabilities.
Equipped with thumb rest, it makes long gaming sessions quite easy.
Other specifications of the Ant Esports GM600 RGB:-
If you are a lefty, finding the perfect gaming mouse for you may be extra difficult. Usually, brands keep making more and more right-handed mouse. Along with the ideal shade for right-handed users, those mouse also have buttons placed according to their requirements. So, which gaming mouse should a lefty get?
The Cosmic Byte Gravity Lightweight RGB is the best left-handed gaming mouse that you can get for under ₹1000.
Its symmetrical design and equal button placement enable both, right and left-handed users to use the mouse in the best possible manner.
Using its dedicated DPI button, you can get a DPI as high as 6400.
Also, it is one of the most lightweight gaming mouse in this budget. So if you prefer light accessories, this one is just perfect for you.
Also, it comes equipped with RGB lights which complete this gaming mouse.
Other specifications of the Cosmic Byte Gravity Lightweight RGB:
Dimensions: 10 x 10 x 8 cm
Weight: 85 Grams
Movement Detection: Optical Sensor - Sunplus IT 6651
Zebronics Cozy: Uniquely Designed Vertical Gaming Mouse
If you plan to surprise your friends and show off with the most unique design of a gaming mouse, the Zebronics Cozy Vertical Gaming Mouse is a perfect choice.
This gaming mouse looks completely different from any other gaming mouse, thanks to its vertical design.
With the support of up to 3200 DPI, you also get a separate button to control the same.
It has 6 buttons that can be assigned with various actions.
But no matter how many features this mouse may have, not everyone will be comfortable with it. You can get used to it once you start using it for a while but, if you haven’t used a vertical mouse before, it may take longer. But if we consider the user reviews, they say that this mouse is very comfortable to use once you get a hang of it.
Other specifications of the Zebronics Cozy Vertical Gaming Mouse:-
The Meetion Gaming Mouse MT-GM22 is one of the best-looking mouse that you can buy for under rupees 1000.
The RGB light pattern on this gaming mouse makes it look out of the world.
You can adjust its DPI from 200 to 4800 instantly.
To be honest, this gaming mouse just has its looks to justify its price. Its features are good too, but you may find a much better mouse for a lesser cost.
So, if design and good looks aren’t your only criteria to get a gaming mouse, you can get another one.
Other specifications of the Meetion Gaming Mouse MT-GM22:
The Coconut WM12 is the perfect gaming mouse for anyone who wants a cool yet decent-looking accessory.
It complements a gaming PC perfectly while also maintaining that aesthetic feel.
Also, its slim design may be preferred by many gamers.
The RGB lights on this mouse just add up to this gaming mouse’s beauty.
Also, it is a rechargeable wireless gaming mouse, one of the few in this price range.
With a DPI of as less as 1600, this gaming mouse is more suitable for smaller displays.
Moreover, this mouse is one of the most silent mouse that you may find on the list. So even the most intense Valorant matches' click-shooting won’t disturb anyone around you.
One of the most important features of this mouse is that it supports a large variety of operating systems such as Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, and some smart TVs.
These are all the best gaming mouse that you can buy for a price less than ₹1000 in 2023. Even though all these products are best in their own ways, some of them may or may not be ideal for you as per your usage. So, consider buying the right gaming mouse for yourself by keeping a record of your usage and the types of games you play. This will help you to make a wise decision.
But no worries, if you cannot choose which gaming mouse among these is perfect for you, feel free to ask us in the comments section. Also, you can mention any other gaming mouse which you think should have been on the list. This may help other gamers too.
Sahil Jain is a personal finance and tech enthusiast who excels in matters related to tech and investment. His content revolves around mobile phone reviews, computers, operating systems, investments, credit cards, and other tech & finance topics.
bhai mazak hai kya all these mice dont even have a real sensor RGB lights Dene se "gaming" nahi hi jaata mouse for 999 you can get deathadder essential at elitehubs ( offer comes nearly every month) for around 1200 you can get g102 in sales for 1800 can get g402 ( even came as low as 1300 at tatcliq using 400off coupon you can buy at rs 1 from magicpin or same coupon can be redeemed from CRED spins) these are actual gaming mice that can perform In game rather than slapping side button and RGB on regular mice and calling them gaming
ryuga wrote: bhai mazak hai kya all these mice dont even have a real sensor RGB lights Dene se "gaming" nahi hi jaata mouse for 999 you can get deathadder essential at elitehubs ( offer comes nearly every month) for around 1200 you can get g102 in sales for 1800 can get g402 ( even came as low as 1300 at tatcliq using 400off coupon you can buy at rs 1 from magicpin or same coupon can be redeemed from CRED spins) these are actual gaming mice that can perform In game rather than slapping side button and RGB on regular mice and calling them gaming
So this mouse has 6,400 DPI while the second mouse in this list has 7,200...both have an optical sensor for movement detection and looks are subjective. The one mentioned in the article is much cheaper than the one you are talking about. Since we need to get the best accessory under a low budget, this guide has covered some of the most logical deals. But users may have different perspectives too. So if the products that you mentioned are better than the ones on the list, that's good! But it nowhere proves that the mouse we have shown here are inferior. Thanks for contributing to the community!
So this mouse has 6,400 DPI while the second mouse in this list has 7,200...both have an optical sensor for movement detection and looks are subjective. The one mentioned in the article is much cheaper than the one you are talking about. Since we need to get the best accessory under a low budget, this guide has covered some of the most logical deals. But users may have different perspectives too. So if the products that you mentioned are better than the ones on the list, that's good! But it nowhere proves that the mouse we have shown here are inferior. Thanks for contributing to the community!
omg brooo "both have optical sensors" you said it like it's the same sensor as a Matter of fact nearly all mice have optical sensors even the ones that cost >10k the mice that you have listed 90% of them WON'T even list which sensor they have put in because it's the same one you will get in a 200rs generic mouse These mice will exp acceleration and spin when you flick them the sensor is just not capable and yes DPI is another (kinda useless) thing that these mice gets slapped on with along with RGB if you check 99% of pro players are on 400/800 DPI only even tho their mice support upto 25k )
The mice that I have listed just have the bare minimum of a sensor that can perform well no other thing like DPI / looks / RGB / cost was considered I would have loved to keep my list under 1k too but I couldn't because there is NO REAL gaming mouse under 1k ( you can just watch out for offers g102 or death adder essential do come under 1k.. there's also 1 option from HP, G360 that goes as low as 700)
ryuga wrote: omg brooo "both have optical sensors" you said it like it's the same sensor as a Matter of fact nearly all mice have optical sensors even the ones that cost >10k the mice that you have listed 90% of them WON'T even list which sensor they have put in because it's the same one you will get in a 200rs generic mouse These mice will exp acceleration and spin when you flick them the sensor is just not capable and yes DPI is another (kinda useless) thing that these mice gets slapped on with along with RGB if you check 99% of pro players are on 400/800 DPI only even tho their mice support upto 25k )
The mice that I have listed just have the bare minimum of a sensor that can perform well no other thing like DPI / looks / RGB / cost was considered I would have loved to keep my list under 1k too but I couldn't because there is NO REAL gaming mouse under 1k ( you can just watch out for offers g102 or death adder essential do come under 1k.. there's also 1 option from HP, G360 that goes as low as 700)
Just checked the official website of the mouse that you have mentioned...no name for any sensor has been given there. Though, one of the mouse that we have mentioned here:
And talking about those 'pro players' you said, I've been clear from the very beginning that different users have different perspectives/opinions/preferences/needs/requirements...so I'd rather pick a gaming mouse with better DPI for my big display.
ryuga wrote: omg brooo "both have optical sensors" you said it like it's the same sensor as a Matter of fact nearly all mice have optical sensors even the ones that cost >10k the mice that you have listed 90% of them WON'T even list which sensor they have put in because it's the same one you will get in a 200rs generic mouse These mice will exp acceleration and spin when you flick them the sensor is just not capable and yes DPI is another (kinda useless) thing that these mice gets slapped on with along with RGB if you check 99% of pro players are on 400/800 DPI only even tho their mice support upto 25k )
The mice that I have listed just have the bare minimum of a sensor that can perform well no other thing like DPI / looks / RGB / cost was considered I would have loved to keep my list under 1k too but I couldn't because there is NO REAL gaming mouse under 1k ( you can just watch out for offers g102 or death adder essential do come under 1k.. there's also 1 option from HP, G360 that goes as low as 700)
Lol 99% pro players??😂😂😂
Pata bhi h kitne gamers h poori gaming community me?? Maine kitno ko dekha h zyada DPI vaale mouse use krte hue...get ur facts checked plz
Sahil_Jain wrote: Just checked the official website of the mouse that you have mentioned...no name for any sensor has been given there. Though, one of the mouse that we have mentioned here:
And talking about those 'pro players' you said, I've been clear from the very beginning that different users have different perspectives/opinions/preferences/needs/requirements...so I'd rather pick a gaming mouse with better DPI for my big display.
sirji I literally said 90% of the mice you mentioned won't list the sensors.. cuz I know some of them will cosmic byte is brand Joki generic sensor wale mouse bhi Banata Hai and acche sensors ke saath bhi.. same is True for red gear but unke acche sensors won't come under 1k
secondly deathadder essential uses the Pixart PMW3328 third I just mentioned the difference in sensors as the basic difference and you are fixated on it.. there are other major differences too in my and your list like which switches are used are they mechanical or not what's the polling rate is it 1000hz or more
fourth point is that no matter what the display size is brother you can always increase your sensitivity and still be on the same 400 dpi if you want to it's not the DPI that matters but the EDPI which is calculated by dpi*sens you can increase any of the 2
at the end I can say the parameters that you have used to compile the list like higher DPI / RGB are the wrong parameters and that's why your list is filled with bad mice if you use parameters like the sensor capability / polling rate/ switch quality you would end up with a similar list as mine cuz there are not much options in the market in terms of REAL good gaming mice
ryuga wrote: sirji I literally said 90% of the mice you mentioned won't list the sensors.. cuz I know some of them will cosmic byte is brand Joki generic sensor wale mouse bhi Banata Hai and acche sensors ke saath bhi.. same is True for red gear but unke acche sensors won't come under 1k
secondly deathadder essential uses the Pixart PMW3328 third I just mentioned the difference in sensors as the basic difference and you are fixated on it.. there are other major differences too in my and your list like which switches are used are they mechanical or not what's the polling rate is it 1000hz or more
fourth point is that no matter what the display size is brother you can always increase your sensitivity and still be on the same 400 dpi if you want to it's not the DPI that matters but the EDPI which is calculated by dpi*sens you can increase any of the 2
at the end I can say the parameters that you have used to compile the list like higher DPI / RGB are the wrong parameters and that's why your list is filled with bad mice if you use parameters like the sensor capability / polling rate/ switch quality you would end up with a similar list as mine cuz there are not much options in the market in terms of REAL good gaming mice
The only point that you mentioned earlier was the sensor. That's why we're talking about it.
But do you really think that DPI isn't so important? or you can compensate for low DPI by increasing the sensitivity? DPI is related to hardware while sensitivity is just software related. While playing FPS games, a high DPI mouse will provide a smoother experience. Whereas, increasing the sensitivity will result in jitters in the game. No software settings can cover up for what good hardware parts can do.
Talking about the polling rate being 1000hz, we have mentioned one such mouse in the list. And as you yourself said that there are 'NO REAL' gaming mouse under 1K, finding a mouse in this list with decent features just proves my point of these gaming mouse being the best 'under 1000'.
Also, my parameters being wrong is your opinion, and...as we all know, they can be different.
Lastly, I've picked those gaming mouse that have the best user reviews. Even I've used 2-3 of them and can say that they are worth their price. So if you say 'your list is filled with bad mice', you are clearly denying all the users' experiences with these products based solely on your 'OPINION'.
Thanks for commenting!
ryuga wrote: arey big brain bhaisahab mene unke Ghar jaa jaake nahi ki Hai unki DPI settings check https://prosetting...t/ Naan ki site Hai jaake dekh lo
"kitne gamers Hai gaming community me" inka database bhi utna hi bada Hai lmao
Oh yeah?? Aapne jiss site ka screenshot daala h unhi k yaha se yehi bhi mila mujhe. Plz check
ryuga wrote: arey big brain bhaisahab mene unke Ghar jaa jaake nahi ki Hai unki DPI settings check https://prosetting...t/ Naan ki site Hai jaake dekh lo
"kitne gamers Hai gaming community me" inka database bhi utna hi bada Hai lmao
Okay, mein gya site prr...vaha aisa koi particular section toh ni mila jaha DPI bata rha ho mouse ka...ur point??
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