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What to look for
Shape and grip matter most; a USB receiver connects more reliably than Bluetooth for some laptops.
Models worth comparing
From manufacturers' specifications and published UK reviews, read on 6 October 2026. Not tested by us. In no particular order: these are not ranked, and we do not say which is best until the customer ratings are in.
Budget
Logitech Pebble Mouse 2 M350s
Laptop users who want a slim, quiet Bluetooth mouse that slips into a bag and works across several devices.
Switches between three paired devices with one button
Silent clicks that Logitech says cut click noise by 90%
Made with more than 50% recycled plastic
Watch out for: Its flat, compact shape is built for portability, so it may feel cramped during long days at a desk or for larger hands.
Desk-based professionals who live in spreadsheets, timelines and design apps and want shortcuts and fast scrolling under their thumb.
8,000 DPI sensor that works on most surfaces, including glass
Customisable haptic feedback and an on-screen Actions Ring for shortcuts
Machined-steel MagSpeed wheel with ratchet and hyper-fast modes
Watch out for: It is a large desk mouse rather than a travel one, and its haptics and Actions Ring need Logitech's Options+ software to get the most from them.
Competitive PC gamers with right-handed grips who want a very light wireless mouse with a top-end sensor and long battery life.
45,000 DPI Focus Pro sensor with polling rates up to 8,000Hz
Weighs from 56g depending on colour
Claimed battery life of up to 150 hours
Watch out for: The shape is right-handed only, and Razer lists its own USB dongle rather than Bluetooth, so it is less handy for hopping between laptops.
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