The Top 5 Best Light Gaming Mouse of 2020

After early releases from specialists like Glorious and Finalmouse, many big brands have created their own ultralight mice with new sizes, shapes, and features. Some of these mice even forgo the leaky look, with internal modifications to reduce weight and an intact outer shell. Here are the 5 best light gaming mouse of 2020. 

1. Xtrfy M4
Announced in the wake of the Model O, the Xtrfy Project 4 mouse promises a "light but powerful and durable ... with an ergonomic shape for right-handed people." A few months later, he came up with just that, with a right-handed design that wraps around the base of the thumb for easy mouse access and a honeycomb pattern to reduce weight. The cable, scroll wheel, buttons and sensor are solid. So if you like the shape and size, these will make you order. The mouse is also one of the prettiest ULMs, with RGB lighting, a glowing Xtrfy logo inside, and a choice of five colors: black, white, blue, pink, and retro beige.

2. Glorious Model D
The Model D is another great ergonomic option for right-handed people and the second in Glorious' planned ODIN mouse series. It features the reliable PixArt 3360 sensor, a light weight of 68 grams, and a nice design with RGB inlays. The Model D is slightly larger and heavier than the Kone Pure Ultra, but it has a better lanyard-style cable that feels almost wireless. Due to its low price, we think it is the most affordable right-handed ULM best suited for medium to large hands.

3. Razer Viper Mini
The Viper Mini performs outstandingly in its price category. It combines a PixArt 3359 optical sensor, low latency optical switches, and RGB lighting in a traditional design that weighs just 60 grams. The feel of this mouse is ideal for small to medium fingertip or clawed hands, while small hands can easily handle the mouse as well. The flex cable is another strong point, although not as flexible as Glorious. The Viper Mini is an affordable ultralight mouse.

4. Roccat Kone Pure Ultra
The Roccat Kone Pure Ultra is one of the more normal ultralights on this list. It has a traditional ergonomically shaped right-handed housing that is suitable for palm or claw grip. Despite its looks, the Pure Ultra ranks alongside honeycomb designs like the Xtrfy M4 in terms of total weight, with significant savings on the inside while still retaining gaming mice like RGB lighting and a precise optical sensor. Pure Ultra has a smooth matte finish that is very comfortable to wear. If you hate the look of mice with holes, whether it's true trypophobia or just preference, this ultralight is for you.

5. Logitech G Pro Wireless
The G Pro Wireless was one of the first mice to reach the 80g threshold. This is doubly impressive, as most wireless mice are significantly heavier than their wired counterparts. The low weight is achieved thanks to the energy-saving Hero sensor and a slim and relatively small body, which nevertheless accommodates all but the largest hand sizes, especially with claw or finger grips. The symmetrical shape is suitable for left- and right-handed users and even includes side buttons that can be installed on the left or right. It is one of the most popular mice for sports due to its light weight and reliable performance.