14 Best White Gaming Mice to Buy in 2024

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Today, we are going to take a detailed look at the 14 best white gaming mice in 2024.

Whether you’re simply trying to match a white keyboard or establish a clean, surgical theme for your gaming station, we’re going to summarize exactly which white mouse is going to be the best for you.

Just like every knight carefully selects their sword, every gamer must carefully select a mouse. It’s time to find your Excalibur!

Best White Gaming Mice in 2024 Round-Up

The table below will give you a quick look at our selections for the 14 best white gaming mice currently available on the market. To read a full review, simply click on ‘review>>’ in the respective row.

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1. Logitech G PRO X Superlight White

DPI: 25,600 | Sensor: HERO 25K | Weight: 63 g  | Cable: N/A | Dimensions (LxWxH): 125 x 64 x 40 mm | Number of buttons: 5 | Software: Logitech G HUB | Battery Life: 70 Hours | Warranty: 2 Years | RGB: Yes

REASONS TO BUY

• Top-of-the-line performance (sensor, switches)
• Suitable for a wide range of tasks and lifestyles
• Extremely low latency
• Extremely lightweight
• High-quality construction
• Fits most hands
• Solid battery life
• Smooth glide (extra mouse feet included)

REASONS TO AVOID

• No DPI button
  
• Premium price

Our Rating:   9.9/10

Logitech consistently claims to be the best-selling gaming peripheral brand in the world. It’s a claim you can quibble with, considering that the bulk of their sales are the $10-20 keyboards and mice you can get literally anywhere.

Even if they’re not directly competing with Razer or Corsair for the bulk of their sales, they do make a number of premium products that consistently match or sometimes exceed premium gaming brands in performance.

The G PRO X Super light is a prime example of that. It’s a high-performing, quality, and incredibly comfortable wireless mouse that checks all the boxes if you’re looking for a premium white gaming mouse.

The first thing you’ll notice is that it doesn’t really look like a gaming mouse. We don’t exactly mind that; a lot of “gaming mice” are just regular mice jazzed up with unnecessary angles and cheap LEDs. When something this simple-looking claims to be a gaming mouse, you know it’s staking entirely on quality and performance.

Of course, the simple design means that there’s not much in the way of ergonomics–There is no thumb rest or crazy curves. Instead of that, Logitech tried to make a shape that would fit most hands, and they did an excellent job at it.

Unless you have very big or small hands, you’ll love how the mouse fits your hand–Out of the eight people who tried this mouse during our testing period, every single one of them reported a comfortable fit. So if getting the right shape for your hand is a concern, the G PRO X is probably the safest option.

In addition, the combination of the powerful, precise sensor and the easy glide feet on the bottom also make this a good choice for use across multiple surfaces, including hard-core gamers or casual users.

You’ve got a wide range of DPI, from 100 to 25,600, so there’s plenty of room for adjustment. However, there’s no dedicated DPI button, so adjusting has to be done through software, which is a minor point against it.

Besides that, the polling rate for the Logitech G PRO X Superlight is 1000Hz, pretty much the standard for gaming mice and keyboards in 2024, though some wired mice are a lot higher. The click latency actually has very little difference in wired vs. wireless mode, which you don’t often see.

The wireless latency is 1 ms, so unless you’re competing at an extremely high level, the battery is going to be the only reason to go wired as opposed to wireless. Speaking of which, you get a solid 70 hours of constant use, which is good for a couple of days of hardcore sessions without needing a charge.

Lastly, we really want to drive home just how light the Logitech G PRO X Superlight actually is. Even for the name and even knowing that Logitech has a ton of experience making mice, the Pro X Superlight is incredibly light. It’s only 63 grams, roughly two and a quarter ounces–In combination with the shape, it offers unmatched comfort for long gaming sessions.

The price tag on the Logitech G PRO X Superlight is the only thing that gives us pause. If you’re on a tighter budget, you’ll definitely be able to find cheaper, similar-performing mice.

That being said, it’s an incredible mouse, easily one of the best ones (black or white) on the market in 2024–If you’re looking for a premium and wireless white gaming mouse, you’ll be hard-pressed to find anything better.

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2. Razer Viper Ultimate Mercury White

DPI: 20,000 | Sensor: Razer Focus+ | Weight: 74 g  | Cable: N/A | Dimensions (LxWxH): 127 x 66 x 38 mm | Number of buttons: 8 | Software: Razer Synapse 3 | Battery Life: 70 Hours | Warranty: 2 Years | RGB: Yes

REASONS TO BUY

• Lightweight
• High level of gaming performance
• High-quality build
• Good battery life with fast charging
• Comfortable, ambidextrous design
• Total of 8 programmable buttons
• Beautiful white/grey aesthetics
• Smooth glide
• Comes with a charging dock

REASONS TO AVOID

• May be uncomfortable for very large hands
• Higher price

Our Rating:   9.8/10

When Razer first launched the Viper Ultimate, it was the lightest wireless gaming mouse you could get. A lot of the marketing around it, and many of the reviews, will make extensive notes about this, with a lot of outlets still referring to it as the lightest wireless mouse.

This isn’t currently true, with the Logitech G Pro X Superlight coming in at nearly half an ounce (11 grams) lighter. At only 2.6 ounces (74 grams), this is still an extremely light mouse and offers the top level of gaming performance.

Razer tends to be a bit more restrained when it comes to designing wireless mice. There’s no thumb rest and very little in the way of ergonomic shaping. It’s also on the smaller side, so people with larger hands might have to adapt their grip to use it effectively, which is not ideal.

Besides that, This is an ambidextrous mouse with secondary buttons on both sides, which you often have to do some digging to find.

In order to keep the weight low, it is an all-plastic construction but still has firm and fairly loud clicks. The side buttons aren’t as sturdy but typically won’t see use that’s as intense.

Rather than being all white, the Razer Viper Ultimate features grey side panels, which makes it look and feel a bit more like a premium gaming mouse. That also will help hide the accumulation of dirt and oil, a common issue for white mice.

On top of that, the mouse feet don’t cover as much of the bottom as they could, so you might notice it catching a little on less-than-ideal surfaces, but on most surfaces, they perform beautifully.

In terms of performance, the sensor has a max DPI of 20,000, which definitely puts this in premium gaming territory, but is a bit lower than some of the wired Razer and Logitech options.

At 1000Hz, the polling rate is more than high enough to give you a smooth, responsive gaming experience, and it’s going to be a while before higher polling rates become standard, especially in wireless mice. You can also enjoy extremely low click latency at around 3ms in real-life scenarios.

Lastly, The Razer Viper Ultimate has a very good battery life of 70 hours and charges using a charging cradle rather than the USB port you see more often (though that’s still an option).

Overall, the Razer Viper Ultimate is another premium mouse we can’t recommend enough. It offers the full package–Top-of-the-line wireless performance, clean, ambidextrous design, high-quality build, and even a stylish charging dock.

Since its biggest selling point (the lightest wireless gaming mouse) has been undercut, and it’s no longer the latest model, you can often find it marked down by a pretty decent margin, making this a no-brainer, especially if you’re a fan of Razer.

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3. Glorious Model D

DPI: 12,000 | Sensor: PixArt PMW3360 | Weight: 69 g  | Cable: 2 m | Dimensions (LxWxH): 128 x 67 x 40 mm | Number of buttons: 6 | Software: Glorious CORE | Warranty: 2 Years | RGB: Yes

REASONS TO BUY

• Lightweight
• High-quality build
• Matte and glossy options
• Beautiful design with plenty of RGB
• Very comfortable for medium to large hands
• Excellent performance
• Quality switches and scroll wheel
• Competitive pricing
• Smooth glide

REASONS TO AVOID

• Not the best option for smaller hands
• No on-board memory to save profiles

Our Rating:   9.7/10

Glorious has been around for a while now, and although they only offer three models of gaming mice, you can expect excellent products across the board.

The Model D by Glorious is indeed a glorious mouse. Scoring high marks in all categories, it deserves a spot on almost every gamer’s shortlist of potential purchases.

It does have some shortcomings, but if you’re looking for an affordable but still premium-quality white gaming mouse, this one is certainly worth a second look.

Similar to most top-performing gaming mice, the Model D weighs in at just 69g, making it one of the lightest mice on the market.

As we mentioned before, when pursuing a lightweight design, there’s a risk of sacrificing sturdiness and durability. Fortunately, the Model D balances its lightweight build with a sturdy construction–We’ve had our test sample for nearly three years now, and still looks and performs like new.

The Model D cuts much of its weight with its honeycomb shell. Besides looking cool and with no effect on how comfortable the mouse is, it also lets most of the RGB lights out of the shell, providing much more prominent RGB lighting than mice with a sealed shell.

Speaking of lighting, you can switch between various lighting patterns and even control brightness without any software. To switch to a different preset, press and hold the DPI button and the M1 button, and then press the scroll wheel. For brightness control, follow the same procedure, but instead of M1, press and hold down the M2.

If this sounds too complicated, Glorious recently released Glorious CORE, easy-to-use software for better control over your peripherals.

In terms of the finish, you can choose from two variants–Glossy and matte. While this is a thing of preference, we do recommend going with the matte finish–It’s super smooth and really comfortable–You don’t need the extra gripiness offered by the glossy finish. But, if you prefer your mouse shiny, there’s nothing wrong with the glossy finish.

In terms of performance, the Model D doesn’t disappoint–It features Omron switches (rated for 20M clicks), virtually the best switches you can have.

For the sensor, Glorious opted for the PixArt PMW3360 with up to 12,000 DPI, not quite the top-of-the-line, but a very high-performing sensor with excellent movement tracking.

Overall, the Glorious Model D is a fantastic gaming mouse. Apart from the beautiful white design combined with the prominent RGB lighting, it offers top-notch build quality, smooth glide, excellent performance, and, most importantly, affordable price. If the prices of the Viper or G PRO X are too much, this, along with the model O, would be our number one recommendation.

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4. Glorious Model O

DPI: 12,000 | Sensor: PixArt PMW3360 | Weight: 67 g | Cable: 2 m | Dimensions (LxWxH): 120 x 63 x 36 mm | Number of buttons: 6 | Software: Glorious CORE | Warranty: 2 Years | RGB: Yes

REASONS TO BUY

• Durable switches and quality scroll wheel
• Beautiful white design with bright RGB
• Lightweight and comfortable
• Ambidextrous shape
  
• Good cable
• Smooth glide
• Affordable price
• Glossy or matte finish options

REASONS TO AVOID

• Some sidewall flex
• Doesn’t fit large hands
• No on-board memory for saving profiles

Our Rating:   9.6/10

Glorious again penetrates the top of our best white gaming mice list, this time with their Model O. Just like the Model D, this is an excellent mouse, mostly raising eyebrows with aesthetics and performance.

Rest assured, we’ve done our due diligence and fully reviewed the Model O as well. The Model O and Model D look very similar, so what’s the difference?

First, the Model O is the older model. Second, it features an ambidextrous shape, thinking about the left-handed gamers out there, unlike the newer Model D. The Shape is mainly where these two excellent mice differ.

The Model O is slightly lighter at 67g, joining the Model D as one of the lightest mice on the market. Glorious did not disappoint with its earlier model, maintaining an excellent balance between lightweight and fortification.

Although the Model O is sturdy, it is still a lightweight mouse and is vulnerable to sidewall flex when used by physically aggressive gamers–So be careful. But just like the model D, we’ve had our sample for close to three years, and still works and looks like new.

Although it’s the older version, the Model O’s RGB is stunning. Just like the Model D, the Model O allows for eight different presets with three different zones–One behind the wheel and two on each side between the side and top cover. And thanks to the honeycomb design, the RGB spills out everywhere–RGB lovers will certainly appreciate this.

When it comes to the performance and mouse feet, you get the exact same setup as the Model D. For those who haven’t read our review of the Model D, here is a quick recap.

For switches, you get extremely quality Omron switches with a firm and satisfying click. These are also rated for 20 million clicks, so there is no need to worry about longevity. Plus, the feet are perfect, providing a very smooth glide no matter the surface you’re using your mouse on.

Staying in the lane of excellence, Glorious equipped the Model O with a PixArt PMW3360 sensor, providing DPI from 100 to 12,000 and precise tracking of your movements.

With high marks in all categories for both the Model O and Model D, which one should you get? Well, that question is pretty easy. If you like ergonomic mice and/or are right-handed, go with the Model D. If you’re left-handed or you prefer an ambidextrous design, the Model O is a better fit. Both mice are fantastic!

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5. Razer DeathAdder Essential

DPI: 6,400 | Sensor: PixArt PAW3328 | Weight: 94 g | Cable: 1.8 m| Dimensions (LxWxH): 127 x 62 x 43 mm | Number of buttons: 5 | Software: Razer Synapse 3 | Warranty: 2 Years | RGB: No

REASONS TO BUY

• Budget-friendly price
• Good value for the money
• Good-performing sensor
• All-white design with white LED lighting
• Solid build quality
• Extremely comfortable shape
• Fits nearly all hand sizes

REASONS TO AVOID

• Limited sensitivity for some at 6400 DPI
• No RGB
• Cheap-feeling switches and scroll wheel
• No braided cable

Our Rating:   9.5/10

The Razer DeathAdder Essential is currently Razer’s most affordable gaming mouse and earns our  ‘best budget white gaming mouse in 2024’ title.

As such, it’s got a few bigger drawbacks that might be dealbreakers for some, but if you wanna save as much as possible while getting a mouse from a premium brand, this is something you should expect.

But to be fair, it’s also got a lot going for it. By far, the best feature is the shape, which is one of the absolute best we’ve tried. And as we mentioned, the price is right–It is not only low for Razer, but this is among the cheapest gaming mice out there.

Razer doesn’t try to reinvent the wheel with this one. It features the standard 5-button layout with left and right primary buttons, two additional buttons on the left side, and a scroll wheel.

All the buttons work as intended, but compared to more premium mice, you can definitely feel the difference. The scroll wheel is a bit loose, and the other four buttons don’t provide that firm satisfying feedback–They will get the job done, but forget about precision mousing–If you’re a competitive gamer, we’d not recommend this one.

Another feature Razer saved money on is the sensor, as its 6400 DPI may limit some FPS gamers who require higher sensitivity. Apart from that, it gets the job done and will do a good job for gaming.

The last minor drawback is lighting. While the lighting itself is good and plenty bright, the mouse only features white LEDs as opposed to RGB.

This is obviously not a dealbreaker, but the mouse is not that cheap to completely forgo RGB–We’ve seen even $15 mice with RGB.

On the bright side, the shape is amazing and will fit most hands, with the exception of really small hands. I’ve used the mouse full-day (8+ hours) for the purpose of this review, and I have to say, it’s one of the most comfortable mice I’ve ever used–No wonder the Deathadder is among the best-selling mice ever.

The build quality is also fairly good–Not the best, but for a mouse this cheap, it’s definitely above average.

It features an all-plastic construction that feels durable in hand, plus two little rubberized side panels that help you grip the mouse more easily. That is a welcomed feature, with the mouse being on the heavier side, weighing in at 94 grams.

Overall, while not perfect, the Deathadder Essential should be on your shortlist if you’re shopping on a tighter budget. The performance, mainly the switches, definitely lacks behind more premium mice. But if you’re more of a casual gamer, you’ll love the shape and the comfort this mouse provides.

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6. Xtrfy M4

DPI: 16,000 | Sensor: PixArt PMW3389 | Weight: 69 g | Cable: 1.8 m | Dimensions (LxWxH): 120 x 68 x 38 mm | Number of buttons: 6 | Software: N/A | RGB: Yes

REASONS TO BUY

• Lightweight design
• Excellent sensor
• Very competitive pricing
• Good-performing, long-lasting Omron switches
• High-quality build
• Ergonomic shape 
• Braided cable
• White design with RGB looks fantastic
• Nearly all settings can be changed on the mouse itself

REASONS TO AVOID

• wobbly side buttons
• Can be uncomfortable for larger hands
• No software

Our Rating:   9.4/10

The Xtrfy M4 is another mouse that looks great in white. Sporting a honeycomb shell and easy-to-adjust RGB, this lightweight mouse will turn heads and give gamers all the high-performance qualities they need.

Honeycomb shells often pose one primary concern for gamers: durability. Typically, cheaper mice with similar designs will show things like sidewall flex and squeaking, or they may even break if you constantly put pressure on them.

This is not a problem with the Xtrfy M4. The interior framing of the mouse is excellently made so that sidewall flex is a non-issue.

Structural integrity remains consistent throughout the entire mouse. Even when executing aggressive pressure and movements, the M4 remains silent like an assassin. No rattling or squeaking here. Even the scroll wheel is silent and deadly accurate.

If you came across reviews that stated poor build quality, it’s important to note that early versions of the Xtrfy M4 did have some creaking. However, Xtfry corrected this error in later versions, and now, you can have total confidence in the overall build, as this is one of the sturdiest honeycomb designs out here.

Complementing the sturdy build of the M4 is its top-notch sensor, PixArt PMW3389. This sensor is widely used by a lot of high-end mice, so you know you’re getting the most accurate tracking and overall precise mousing with up to 16,000 DPI.

In addition to that, the M4 is outfitted with six buttons–Two primary buttons, a scroll wheel, an RGB-control button, and two extra buttons on the left side–A pretty standard setup, except the RGB button, which is usually a DPI button.

Like many high-end manufacturers, Xtrfy also uses Omron switches, giving you the best possible experience and longevity with up to 20 million clicks.

Now, the M4 doesn’t come with any software, but the mouse itself offers pretty easy-to-understand controls for both DPI and lighting.

To switch your DPI levels, there is a small button at the bottom side of the mouse, which lets you incrementally change your DPI up to the aforementioned 16,000. In addition, there’s another button that allows you to switch between 500hz and 1000hz–This one is a questionable addition, but some users may find it useful.

For RGB lighting, not only can you switch between the lighting effects, but you can also control the speed of the effects and brightness. This can be all done by pressing the RGB button in combination with LMB, RMB, or the side buttons.

Lastly, given the length and height of this mouse, it will best fit small to medium hands. Larger hands may also be good, but if you know you have big hands, we’d recommend staying away.

Overall, this is another excellent white gaming mouse that won’t cost you a fortune simply due to the fact that the manufacturer isn’t Razer or Logitech. It offers solid build quality, top performance, and an ergonomic and lightweight design–For less than $70, this mouse also represents a good value.

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7. Mad Catz R.A.T. 8+

DPI: 16,000 | Sensor: PixArt PWM3389 | Weight: 157 g | Cable: 1.8 m | Dimensions (LxWxH): 119 x 88 x 36 mm | Number of buttons: 11 | Software: N/A | Warranty: 2 Years | RGB: Yes

REASONS TO BUY

• Insane levels of customization
• High polling rate
• Completely unique design
• High-quality construction
• Fits all hands and grips
• Excellent sensor and switches
• Solid price

REASONS TO AVOID

• So-so click latency
• Very heavy
• Loud clicks

Our Rating:   9.3/10

Younger siblings everywhere recall the name Mad Catz with dread, and the Mad Catz R.A.T. 8+ looks like it could be as physically painful as the old Playstation controllers were emotionally.

In reality, the Mad Catz R.A.T. 8+ is a brilliant, if complex bit of engineering. It’s insanely customizable, making it perfect for everyone as long as you’re willing to put in some time fiddling with it.

Obviously, because of the high level of customization the mouse offers, it has the potential to be the most ergonomic mouse available in 2024. All of its main dimensions can be adjusted, and the palm and finger rest panels can be swapped out.

Some of the adjustments can be fine-tuned with the dials, while others require specialized tools, which are included in the package.

Obviously, this is going to take a lot more time to set up than the usual plug-and-play nature of gaming mice, but if you have specific needs or are just a fan of customization in general, this is a really cool mouse.

In order to make this sturdy enough to accommodate such a large number of moving parts, Mad Catz used a significant number of metal components, which makes this lean towards the heavy side, maxing out at 6.7 ounces (189 grams).

Some of that is removable weights, so you can get it down as low as 5.5 ounces (156 grams). That’s still very heavy, especially with how popular lightweight gaming mice have become.

Now, the Mad Catz R.A.T. 8+ has one of the higher polling rates from a mouse in 2024, at a total of 2000Hz.

Theoretically, a higher polling rate means that your mouse will have a smoother and more immediate response since it’s communicating with your PC more frequently, but any advantage you might have gotten from that is quickly offset by the R.A.T. 8+’s mediocre click latency.

19ms isn’t terrible for a gaming mouse, and most casual users won’t have any issues, but if you’re playing at high levels of competition, then you’ll find that a lot of premium gaming mice, even several in this price bracket, are going to give you a better click latency.

The max DPI is also on the low side, at 16,000. Again, not terrible for a gaming mouse, but several competitors are offering 20-25K for similar pricing.

It should come as no surprise that this is also a very loud mouse. For some games and gamers, a mouse with a loud, solid click is very satisfying, but if you share a space with other people or do a lot of sim building or management games, having the loud repetitive clicking can be grating.

You’ll be able to tell at a glance if the Mad Catz R.A.T. 8+ is for you. Some of you looked at it and saw a unique, complex mouse that will complement your gaming setup perfectly. Some of you looked at it and saw a too-complicated torture device.

The customization is great, and performance is solidly in the upper-middle of what you can get for a gaming mouse in 2024, but nothing we say is going to override your gut reaction.

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8. Corsair M55 Pro

DPI: 12,400 | Sensor: PixArt PAW3327 | Weight: 89 g  | Cable: 1.8 m | Dimensions (LxWxH): 124 x 57 x 40 mm | Number of buttons: 6 | Software: Corsair iCUE | Warranty: 2 Years | RGB: Yes

REASONS TO BUY

• Ambidextrous design
• Very crisp and satisfying clicks
• Low click latency
• High-quality, durable switches
• Extensive and easy-to-use iCUE software
• High-quality construction
• Affordable price

REASONS TO AVOID

• Little to no ergonomics
• Noisy wheel
• Stiff, thick cable

Our Rating:   9.2/10

No funny business. The Corsair M55 is a great-value mouse and should be highly considered for gamers who aren’t searching for something flashy. Two words come to mind when considering the M55 – durable and affordable.

The M55 isn’t ugly, but compared to its competition, it is somewhat bland. On the other hand, it is made with a quality selected mixture of materials, providing a durable and solid mouse.

On top of that, it offers excellent grip with a rough, matte surface on top and hard rubber coverings on the sides.

Although the M55 is solid as a rock, there are two areas to critique its build. First, the scroll wheel is slightly noisy – depending on the gamer, this could be a non-issue or a deal-breaker.

Second, the cable is cumbersome – compared to some newer braided cables, it is heavy and bulky. There will be some cable-battling with this mouse.

When looking under the hood, you’ll see that the M55 has a mid-tier sensor, PixArt PAW3327, providing up to 12,400 DPI. This shouldn’t be an issue unless you just want the best and latest hardware in your mouse.

For switches, Logitech opted for the well-known and highly durable Omron switches with a lifespan of 50 million clicks. Not only are they durable, but they also feel really crisp and satisfying to click–Definitely one of the better ones we’ve tried.

Furthermore, the M55 is outfitted with eight buttons and Corsair’s bug-free iCUE software, which allows for DPI and polling rate adjustments, switching between left and right-handed modes, disabling side buttons, and more.

Corsair’s iCUE is also where you’ll customize the RGB. Although the lighting is in two spots, only the light under the palm can be customized. However, you can choose between a variety of patterns and colors for extra customization.

All-in-all, the Corsair M55 Pro is a great medium-sized mouse for gamers looking for a white-themed, ambidextrous mouse. It doesn’t feature the latest hardware, but it offers good enough performance for gaming with a neat design and, most importantly, an affordable price.

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9. Cooler Master MM711

DPI: 16,000 | Sensor: PixArt PMW3389 | Weight: 60 g | Cable: 1.85 m |Dimensions (LxWxH): 117 x 63 x 38 mm | Number of buttons: 5 | Software: MasterPlus+ | Warranty: 2 Years | RGB: Yes

REASONS TO BUY

• Agile, lightweight design
• Great sensor with 16K DPI
• Honeycomb shell w/ RGB looks great
• Great improvement of the MM710
• Excellent cable
• High-quality, crisp switches
• Great software support

REASONS TO AVOID

• Wobbly side buttons
• Not suited for larger hands
• Older model

Our Rating:   9.1/10

Are you looking for a lightweight, agile, and highly affordable white mouse? The Cooler Master MM711 may be the mouse for you.

Weighing in at less than 60g, the MM711 is one of the lightest mice on the market. Don’t let the weight fool you; this is a high-quality mouse with plenty of features.

The MM711 is a small-sized gaming mouse with a six-button configuration, including a scroll wheel, two side buttons, and a DPI button right underneath the wheel.

Its honeycomb shell is illuminated from within by two color zones–One in the front and one in the back. The combination of its unique white shell and color zones makes this one of the best-looking honeycomb mice.

For gamers who have used Cooler Master’s MM710, you’ll find that the MM711 brings some noticeable improvements, mainly in terms of build quality.

The MM710 has felt a bit fragile in your hand; fortunately, the MM711 doesn’t have the “sidewall flex” errors of its predecessor. Virtually all of the build-quality concerns are gone with the MM711.

Although the honeycomb shell makes for a faster and lighter mouse, some gamers may not like how it feels on their hands, especially for long sessions.

We highly recommend testing a honeycomb-shell mouse out and determining if it fits with your personal preference.

Cabling isn’t normally a primary feature of a mouse, but for the MM711, it is. The MM711’s paracord-like cable is practically kink-free and has a ferrite bead attached for noise reduction. If you’re not sold yet, it even has a gold-plated USB connector.

Overall, the Cooler Master MM711 is a big improvement over its predecessor and offers a better-quality build, better performance, and better cable. As usual, personal preference is important, but if you’re searching for a cheap white gaming mouse, this is an excellent option.

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10. Roccat Kone AIMO

DPI: 12,000 | Sensor: PixArt PMW3361 | Weight: 130 g | Cable: 1.8 m | Dimensions (LxWxH): 126 x 66 x 42 mm | Number of buttons: 10 | Software: ROCCAT Swarm | RGB: Yes

REASONS TO BUY

• Beautiful design and lighting
• Total of ten programmable buttons
• Tons of macro capabilities
• Impeccable build quality
• Top performance for gaming
• Great ergonomics
• Smooth glide

REASONS TO AVOID

• Palm grip only
• Bulky and heavy
• Not suited for smaller hands

Our Rating:   9.0/10

ROCCAT’s Kone AIMO is an example of a perfect balance between beauty and performance. As ROCCAT’s flagship palm-grip mouse, it equips gamers with elite style and customization. The first thing to admire about the Kone AIMO is the sensor.

ROCCAT’s “Owl Eye” sensor, which is actually a PixArt PMW3361, isn’t exclusive to the Kone AIMO, but it is top-tier. The sensor is essentially perfect and allows gamers to adjust DPI from 50 to 12,000. Now that you know your movements will be masterfully captured, let’s take a look at the build.

Your hands will love ROCCAT’s Pro-Grip. The Pro-Grip covers most of the top cap, and the material transitions from rough plastic to rubber pad textures, so gamers are able to clearly identify the side buttons.

Tying the entire build together is an overall sturdy feeling – no squeaks, rattles, or cracks. The Kone AIMO is solid as a rock. But just like a rock, this mouse is heavy. Weighing in at 130g, it’s twice the weight of some mice on this list.

Although the Kone AIMO is heavy, the RGB capabilities make every gram worth it.

You will be able to customize the lighting patterns from a wide variety – alternating pulses, fluid movement patterns, constant color transitions, and alternate speed options for the patterns. The lighting on the Kone AIMO is elite and can be managed entirely from ROCCAT Swarm.

Similar to lighting customization, ROCCAT Swarm also allows users of the Kone AIMO to get really creative with its massive options for creating macro functions. Kone AIMO even has an Easy Shift button to essentially double the functions.

Excited yet? This is a fantastic control for almost any gamer – flashy design and lighting, perfectly balanced with a solid build design and top-tier hardware.

The only gamers I would advise to avoid this product are gamers with small hands, as this is a rather large mouse. Because it’s so heavy, personal preference may deter other users. If that doesn’t bother you, the Kone AIMO is a highly recommended gaming mouse and looks excellent in white.

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11. Asus ROG Sica

DPI: 5,000 | Sensor: PixArt PMW3310 | Weight: 117 g | Cable: 1.5 m | Dimensions (LxWxH): 114 x 61 x 38 mm | Number of buttons: 3 | Software: ROG Armoury | RGB: Yes

REASONS TO BUY

• Ambidextrous design
• Comfortable design with a large bump
• Crisp and reliable switches
• Swappable switch sockets
• Quality construction
• Smooth glide

REASONS TO AVOID

• No side buttons
• Pretty heavy for a small mouse
• Worse sensor with low DPI compared to the competition
• Not suited for large hands
• Old model

Our Rating:   8.8/10

When considering the Asus ROG Sica, it’s also important to note Asus’ straightforward approach with this mouse.

They primarily focus on high-quality design and sensor performance at an affordable price rather than macro functions and other extra features.

The Sica embodies that with just three buttons, a sleek design, and modest lighting capabilities.

The lighting on the Sica is limited to a Republic of Gamers logo on the palm and illumination under the wheel.

In addition, the Sica offers some RGB customization, which allows the user to choose from solid or breathing patterns and adjust brightness levels.

Remember, the Sica is designed for a niche of gamers on a budget. Where it lacks in gimmicks and accessories, it makes up for with a solid performance. The optical PixArt PMW3310 sensor performs above average and provides gamers with the precision they need.

The strength of the Sica is in its unique build. Most mice have one continuous top cover, the Sica has three. This gives you more control when actuating the M1 and M2 buttons, resulting in better performance.

This aspect of the Sica should draw the attention of FPS gamers who are primarily looking for a mouse that will give them better control.

In addition to its high-performing click functions, the Sica’s three-piece top cover has a special coating designed to help gamers avoid sweat and stickiness.

On top of that, you’ll have the option to easily remove the covers on M1 and M2 in order to change the switch sockets, creating a shorter actuation of the buttons, which is a pretty unique feature that allows you to customize the mouse in a unique way.

Competitive gamers who share Asus’ straightforward approach with this mouse should definitely consider purchasing the Sica for its high performance and customization. Of course, a gamer seeking an ultra-stylish mouse for RPG gameplay should seek different options.

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12. Corsair M65 Pro

DPI: 12,000 | Sensor: PixArt PMW3360 | Weight: 115 g | Cable: 1.8 m | Dimensions (LxWxH): 118 x 72 x 39 mm | Number of buttons: 8 | Software: Corsair iCUE | RGB: Yes

REASONS TO BUY

• Eight buttons for macro functions
• Fanatstic build quality
• Durable aluminum body
• Solid overall performance
• Weight tunning
• Quality switches
• Well-implemented RGB
• Great iCUE software

REASONS TO AVOID

• Heavier and bulky
• Stiff wheel-click
• Higher price
• Older sensor
• Not the smoothest glide

Our Rating:   8.7/10

The Corsair M65 Pro is a high-quality mouse capable of tons of customization in both performance and appearance. The M65 Pro should be considered by any gamer looking for a durable mouse with plenty of features.

Most notable about the M65 Pro is its aircraft-quality aluminum body. The high-quality aluminum provides gamers with durability, while the shell offers angular cutouts for thumb and pinky support for a comfortable fit.

We also loved the performance and accuracy of the wheel, making it difficult to over-scroll. In addition to that, the M65 Pro is also equipped with three side buttons, one of which is a sniper-dedicated button that lets you change your DPI easily and conveniently for precise aiming with a sniper.

Now, if 115g isn’t enough weight, the M65 Pro’s base includes three separate 6.85g weights, giving you the ability to add an additional 20.5g of weight. You can even adjust the balance of the mouse by adding only one or two weights, giving you even more customization.

The M65 Pro offers some of the sharpest RGB customizations on the market, with two customizable RGB zones. Both zones provide an under glow for the mouse, providing a uniquely sharp appearance.

The first zone is the Corsair logo near the palm and the rear mouse under glow. The second zone is the scroll wheel light and front under glow. You can choose from solid, color shift, and color pulse effects. Plus, all lighting customization can be saved to profiles if you want to quickly swap color schemes.

If you already own Corsair peripherals, you have the ability to sync color schemes with the mouse, a surefire strategy to level up your gaming station.

Although the M65 Pro is slightly more expensive than most mice on the market, it is highly recommended for gamers seeking tons of customization in all areas of their gameplay. However, for gamers who are looking to save a little bit of money, other white mice on the market perform just as well with fewer features.

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13. Logitech G305 Lightspeed Wireless

DPI: 12,000 | Sensor: HERO | Weight: 95 g | Battery Life: 250 Hours | Dimensions (LxWxH): 117 x 64 x 38 mm | Number of buttons: 6 | Software: Logitech G Hub | RGB: Yes

REASONS TO BUY

• High-performing HERO sensor
• Excellent wireless performance for the money
• Smooth-glide
• Quality build
• Up to 250 hours of battery life on a single charge
• Quality and crisp switches

REASONS TO AVOID

• Harder to grip
• Plain design
• No ergonomics
• Heavier
• Not rechargeable

Our Rating:   8.4/10

Competitive and FPS gamers who are on a tighter budget and looking for a white mouse to add to their collection should consider the Logitech G305. Although it looks rather bland, the Logitech G305 is a high-performance gaming mouse with one of the best sensors on the market.

The first thing we’ll look at is the build and buttons. The shell material is a roughened plastic, which, while durable, can be slippery for some users.

The top cover is divided into three sections, allowing the M1 and M2 buttons to move independently and perform crisp clicks, which proves to be very good for click-heavy games.

However, the main buttons are so crisp that they do result in one of the louder clicking noises among mice, which may be a deal breaker for picky shoppers.

In addition, you get the standard two-side buttons that can be mapped to macro functions.

Overall build quality is excellent, so gamers who are easily annoyed by rattling or squeaking can rest easy. And although the Logitech G305 is wireless and has to house a battery, it is still considered a lightweight mouse at only 99g.

Further, the base of the mouse is supported by five Teflon feet, giving gamers extra-smooth glide movements while also protecting the mouse from wear and tear.

The wireless performance is also great, with a battery life of up to 250 hours–This is one of the best ones you’ll see on a wireless mouse for one use, but the downfall to that is you’ll have to buy batteries–The mouse isn’t rechargeable.

What is very impressive is the performance of this mouse. With the highly-touted Logitech HERO sensor, you can expect precise tracking of all your movements. And with a low click latency of around 12ms, there is nothing to stop you from dominating your opponents.

Overall, the Logitech G305 Lightspeed is another great option, especially when you’re shopping on a tighter budget. The biggest downside by far is the ergonomics–Other than that, the mouse is great. It offers excellent wireless performance, crisp clicks, and an affordable price tag.

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14. Razer Atheris Mercury White

DPI: 7,200 | Sensor: Optical | Weight: 66 g | Wireless: Bluetooth or USB dongle | Battery Life: Up to 350 hours | Dimensions (LxWxH): 100 x 63 x 34 mm | Number of buttons: 5 | Software: Razer Synapse 3 | RGB: No

REASONS TO BUY

• Wireless connection
• great for small hands
• Ambidextrous design
• Good for kids or travel
• Affordable price
• Lightweight
• Stylish design

REASONS TO AVOID

• No RGB
• Entry-level mouse
• High-tension wheel
  
• No option for a wired connection
• Not truly ambidextrous
• Sensor and switches are not optimal for gaming

Our Rating: 8.3/10

Our last mouse is going to be great for some users but lacking in features for most. The Razer Atheris is one of the smallest mice on the market and offers a straightforward, no-frills experience.

Not only is it small, but it is also a simple mouse; it’s Razer-quality and will perform just fine. Its size, battery life, and wireless capabilities make it perfect for traveling or as a starter mouse for children or gamers with small hands.

With a textured yet smooth top cover, the Atheris feels good on your hands (if they’re not too big) and has the ergonomic benefits that all Razer products have been associated with.

In addition, the sides are rubber, and the two side buttons sit nicely on. The Atheris is an ambidextrous mouse, but left-handed users will need to use their ring or pinky fingers rather than their thumbs for the side buttons.

The Atheris is completely wireless–Which is a bit disappointing. It is nice to have the option to go wired when batteries die. On the bright side, battery life is excellent.

Whether you choose to connect wirelessly by way of the 2.5 GHz dongle or through Bluetooth, your battery life will be up to 350 hours and 300 hours, respectively.

Although the mouse doesn’t have any RGB or lighting features, it does have a small LED indicator that will communicate connection status and give a low-battery alert.

Just like most products, personal preference will play a key role in whether or not we recommend the Atheris. For travelers or kids looking for something small, the Atheris will certainly get the job done.

However, gamers searching for a new mouse that’s going to bring their gaming station to the next level should look for something that has more features and a bit more style.

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Final Words

There you have it; these are the top 14 best white gaming mice you’ll be able to find on the market in 2024.

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