Best Mouse for PUBG

Based on 87 Pro Players

The most used mice by PUBG players

The most popular mice are calculated based on 87 professional players.

Introduction


Accuracy and precision when aiming in PUBG can make the difference between glory and defeat. With a myriad of gaming mice on the market, finding the best mouse for PUBG is no easy task. In order to help you out with your next purchase, we’ve analyzed the top mice used by professional PUBG players around the world (click here to see our list of PUBG Pro Settings and Gear) and gathered the most used ones in this article to help you decide on your next gaming mouse.

Hopefully this list can help you find the best mouse for you and get you on your way to eating more chicken dinners!

Our Guide

The Pro Usage Top 5 gets updated continuously and instantly so that you can always get an accurate overview of what the pros are using at any given time. In the body of the article itself, we go over the five most popular pro products in no particular order and, when relevant, we also give you some extra options in the form of products that fall just outside of the top 5 or are otherwise relevant.

What makes a mouse good for PUBG?


PUBG is, as far as Battle Royale games go, one of the most straightforward games of the bunch. It’s first person, doesn’t feature any abilities or other wacky stuff, movement is pretty realistic, … Because of the fact that you can’t build or fly your way out of trouble, your aim is going to be one of the most significant factors in winning fights, and as a result of that you’ll need a solid, dependable mouse which doesn’t necessarily need too many extra frills.

We recommend to go for a reliable, well built mouse with a good sensor and, most importantly, a nice and comfortable feeling in your hand. There’s no need to go for anything super complicated for this game. The professionals seem to agree with that, with most of these mice featuring little to no extra buttons or other special functions.

Logitech G Pro X Superlight


Being the successor the massively loved and lauded Logitech G Pro Wireless, the G Pro X Superlight had a lot to live up to, and that it did. With a weight of just 62 grams it would be light even for a wired model, but considering the fact that this is a rechargeable wireless mouse (with no holes in the shell) that came out in November of 2021 this weight is nothing less than extremely impressive. The weight isn’t the only thing that had been changed between the Pro X Superlight and the Pro Wireless though. The Superlight also has better stock feet and upgraded clicks.

Something that stayed the same was the shape. Given the adoption rates of the G Pro Wireless, Logitech made the wise decision to use the exact same shape. What you’re getting here is an extremely safe shape that can comfortably be used by just about any grip type and hand size, making this mouse an ideal choice for people who aren’t quite sure what they want when it comes to mouse designs.

Logitech G Pro X Superlight

Used by 33 PUBG players ()
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Staff’s Choice
Pro’s Choice

If you’re looking for an ultra lightweight wireless mouse with a safe shape this is a top option.

Read review (11/2020)

Pros

  • Fits most hands and grip styles
  • Good battery life
  • Flawless wireless performance
  • Lightweight

Cons

  • Micro USB charging port
  • High price

Specs

SensorHERO
Polling Rate125 / 250 / 500 / 1000 Hz
Button SwitchesOmron
Button Force65g
ConnectionWireless
ShapeAmbidextrous
Length12.42cm
Height3.96cm
Weight62g
Width6.06cm

Logitech G Pro Wireless


When the G Pro Wireless was released, it took the gaming world by storm. Being the first competition-grade mouse with a flawless sensor, a flawless wireless connection, and a rechargeable battery, it didn’t take long for pretty much the entire world of gaming to take notice.

The G Pro Wireless became the most used mouse across all of our analyzed games combined with relative ease, a position that it stayed at until it was replaced by its successor, the G Pro X Superlight. That one is lighter, has switches that are less error-prone, and better stock feet. Those aren’t massive differences, so the G Pro Wireless is still a valid option today, years after its release.

If you like what you’re reading about the Superlight’s shape and design philosophy but you don’t want to spend the money on it and/or you don’t have an issue with heavier mice then the G Pro Wireless could be just the product for you.

Logitech G Pro Wireless

Used by 6 PUBG players ()
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Staff’s Choice
Pro’s Choice

Logitech has set out to create the ultimate gaming mouse with the G Pro Wireless, and as far as I’m concerned they have succeeded in that task. It’s without a doubt one of the most hyped up releases of the past few years, and for good reason too.

Read review (03/2019)

Pros

  • Fits most hands and grip styles
  • Flawless wireless performance
  • Great battery life

Cons

  • High price
  • Micro USB charging port is getting outdated

Specs

SensorHERO
Polling Rate125 / 250 / 500 / 1000 Hz
Button SwitchesOmron
ConnectionWireless
ShapeAmbidextrous
Length12.5cm
Height6.3cm
Weight81g
Width6.3cm

Logitech G703


The Logitech G703 is a mouse that’s well-liked and used across a variety of our analyzed games, but it has seen a particular amount of love coming from the PUBG community over the past couple of years. This mouse is the wireless version of the older G403.

The G703 has an ergonomic shape which seems to be hit or miss for a lot of people. It’s got a rather pronounced hump to it which doesn’t really sit well with some people, but if you like this sort of palm filling feeling with an ergonomic mouse the G703 is going to serve you really nicely.

Older versions of the G703 had the 3366 sensor (instead of the HERO) in them, but those have all but been phased out. Should you encounter one for sale you could definitely still go for it, though. The G3366 is an older sensor, in the sense that it’s the baseline upon which Logitech has built their HERO sensor, but it is also a flawless sensor, so you will always have a flawless performance no matter which one you get.

If you’re looking to go wireless but you want a bit more heft and shape to your mouse this could be it. The G703 weighs in at around 100 grams (but can feel lighter due to the fact that it’s wireless) but if you can get past that you’re getting a unique ergonomic shape powered by Logitech’s flawless wireless technology.

Logitech G703

Used by 2 PUBG players ()
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Pro’s Choice

If you can (quite literally) get over the rather awkward hump this is gonna be a great mouse for just about anyone. The G703 is a top tier wireless mouse, featuring a flawless sensor, perfect wireless connection, and some of the best buttons in the business.

Read review (04/2019)

Pros

  • Flawless wireless performance
  • Unique ergonomic shape

Cons

  • A bit heavy/unwieldy
  • Stock feet could be smoother
  • Micro USB connection is outdated

Specs

SensorHERO
Polling Rate125 / 250 / 500 / 1000 Hz
Button SwitchesOmron
ConnectionWireless
ShapeErgonomic
Length12.5cm
Height4.3cm
Weight105g
Width6.7cm

ZOWIE FK2


The FK2 is an older mouse that’s not available anymore, so we will give some general pointers on the FK line in this entry. We would recommend newer version of the FK2 if you are interested in this mouse. If you want to know about the differences between different ZOWIE FK versions, feel free to check out our article on that.

Sometimes, less is more and simplicity is key, and the ZOWIE FK line is a perfect example of that. It has been around for years and aside from some updates in order to keep it up to date with going market standards, it’s essentially the same mouse. It’s a neutral, ambidextrous shape, but it’s done so well that it’s almost impossible to not like the mouse. Sure, it might not be the ideal fit for you, but the mouse is made so that almost anyone can find a grip that they like, and that plays a major part in the success of this mouse.

If you want a no-nonsense wired mouse with one of the most copied and loved shapes in the business that you can rely on for years to come thanks to the fantastic build quality, look towards the ZOWIE FK line.

ZOWIE FK2

Used by 4 PUBG players ()
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Pro’s Choice

The FK2 is an older release in ZOWIE’s FK line. If you are interested in this line of mice, we would recommend the most recent versions.

Pros

  • Sturdy build quality
  • Great ambidextrous shape

Cons

  • On the heavier side
  • Coating attracts fingerprints and skin oils
  • Loud scroll wheel

Specs

SensorPMW 3310
DPI400, 800, 1600, 3200
Polling Rate125 / 500 / 1000 Hz
Button SwitchesHuano
ConnectionWired
ShapeAmbidextrous
Length12.52cm
Height3.60cm
Weight85g
Width5.68cm

ZOWIE EC2-A


The EC2-A is an older mouse that’s not available anymore. In this entry, we’ll give some general information about the ZOWIE EC line. If you’re interested in the differences between different ZOWIE EC versions, feel free to check out our article on that.

The Zowie EC series was designed for first person shooters, and in particular for Counter-Strike. The ‘EC’ in the name stands for ‘Emil Christensen,’ better known as HeatoN, former Ninjas in Pyjamas CS professional. Zowie teamed up with HeatoN to design the perfect CS mouse and they came up with the EC series of mice. The EC series might have been designed with CS in the back of the mind, but that of course doesn’t mean that you can only use the EC2 for Counter-Strike.

The EC line has gone through many different iterations. So many that it can be hard to see the forest for the trees with this particular mouse. For that reason we’ve outlined the differences between modern EC version in an article that you can browse in case you’re interested.

The EC family of mice have always been lauded as great gaming mice in general, and that’s in large part due to the fantastic ergonomic shape. A lot of brands have copied the ZOWIE EC over the years, but very few have succeeded in completely cloning this amazing shape, so if you want to try one of the most amazing ergonomic shapes in the business for yourself, you should try out the ZOWIE EC2.

ZOWIE EC2-A

Used by 2 PUBG players ()
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Staff’s Choice
Pro’s Choice

This is easily one of the best shapes I’ve ever had the pleasure of holding and this is immediately something which sets Zowie apart from its competitors; when it comes to shape there’s no brand quite like Zowie.

Read review (03/2018)

Pros

  • Fantastic shape

Cons

  • Loud scroll wheel
  • Side buttons feel mushy

Specs

SensorPMW 3310
DPI400, 800, 1600, 3200
Polling Rate125 / 500 / 1000 Hz
Button SwitchesHuano
ConnectionWired
ShapeErgonomic
Length12cm
Height4cm
Weight92g
Width6.6cm

ZOWIE FK1-B


The FK1-B is an older mouse that’s not available anymore, so we will give some general pointers on the FK line in this entry. We would recommend newer version of the FK1 if you are interested in this mouse. If you want to know about the differences between different ZOWIE FK versions, feel free to check out our article on that.

Along with the EC, the FK line is one of the brand’s most copied shapes. It’s an ambidextrous mouse with a flat hump that is ideal for people who want a very neutral mouse for gaming. There have been many iterations of the FK line over the years (some have obviously been better received than others) and it is still one of the more popular mice in the professional gaming scene due to its great build quality and no-nonsense, plug-and-play nature.

ZOWIE FK1-B

Used by 2 PUBG players ()

The FK1-B is an older release in ZOWIE’s FK line. If you are interested in this line of mice, we would recommend the most recent versions.

Pros

  • Great ambidextrous shape
  • Good build quality

Cons

  • Coating attracts fingerprints and skin oils
  • Cable is subpar
  • Loud 16-step scroll wheel won’t suit everyone

Specs

SensorPMW 3360
DPI400, 800, 1600, 3200
Polling Rate125 / 500 / 1000 Hz
Button SwitchesHuano
ConnectionWired
ShapeAmbidextrous
Length128cm
Height3.7cm
Weight84g
Width6.7cm

Best Mouse for PUBG – Conclusion


Best Mouse for PUBG product lineup

PUBG is a fairly simple game by design. You don’t have a lot of extra stuff to do besides walking or driving around and shooting other people. As such you don’t need a very heavily customizable or feature-rich mouse, and that’s reflected in the choices of our pros.

All of the mice in our top 5 are pretty standard ‘run of the mill’ gaming mice, in the sense that they don’t include extra buttons, switches, or useless (for PUBG) features.

As always, it’s important to take these sorts of lists with a grain of salt. What works for one person might not work for you. So take this list as a guideline, and feel free to experiment and look around elsewhere on our website. Finding the right mouse can be a very long and exhausting journey, but we hope this list has at least helped you a bit.

Please do feel free to let us know if you have any questions or remarks. We aim to answer every single comment!

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