Best Gaming Mouse Under ₹5000 in India (2026): 9 Compared

Best Gaming Mouse Under ₹5000 in India (2026): 9 Compared

Dareu A950GM vs Logitech G304, Razer, VXE and Attack Shark: specs, weight, battery and real Indian prices compared, with our pick for every budget.

Updated 14 October 2026 9 mice compared Prices checked on Indian stores
Quick answer

For most players in India, the Dareu A950GM (₹2,599) is the best gaming mouse under ₹5,000. It pairs the flagship PixArt PAW3395 sensor with a 60g shell and 2.4GHz + Bluetooth + wired modes, at a price where most rivals use older sensors. If you want a household brand and the longest battery, the Logitech G304 is the safe alternative. For a wired mouse under ₹1,000, the Dareu EM908X (₹725) is the pick.

Dareu A950GM black wireless gaming mouse on a gaming desk
Best overall

Dareu A950GM

  • PAW3395
  • 60g
  • Tri-mode
₹2,599 See A950GM
Dareu EM908X wired gaming mouse with RGB lighting next to a mechanical keyboard
Best under ₹1,000

Dareu EM908X

  • Optical switches
  • 10K DPI
  • Wired
₹725 See EM908X
Dareu A970 Firefly wired RGB gaming mouse with mirror finish
Best wired value

Dareu A970 FIREFLY

  • 18K DPI
  • 83 ± 5g
  • 7 buttons
₹949 See A970

All 9 mice compared

We compared the mice Indian buyers actually shortlist in this budget: our three Dareu picks and six popular alternatives from Logitech, Razer, Attack Shark and VXE. Swipe the table sideways on a phone.

Mouse Price (Oct 2026) Connection Sensor Weight Battery Best for
Dareu A950GM ₹2,599 2.4GHz, Bluetooth, USB-C PixArt PAW3395 (26K DPI) 60g Rechargeable, up to 125 h Best overall, FPS
Logitech G304 Lightspeed ~₹2,600–2,900 2.4GHz HERO 12K 99g with AA battery 1× AA, up to 250 h Battery life, big brand
Attack Shark X11 SE ~₹2,600 Wireless PixArt PAW3311 ~59g Rechargeable, ~65 h Light, budget wireless
VXE Dragonfly R1 SE+ Varies (~₹2,000–3,000) 2.4GHz, Bluetooth, wired PAW3395 SE (18K DPI) ~55g Rechargeable Ultralight on a budget
Razer DeathAdder V2 X HyperSpeed ~₹3,600 2.4GHz, Bluetooth Razer 5G (14K DPI) ~86g without battery AA/AAA, long life Big right-hand ergo shape
Razer Cobra (wired) ~₹2,000–2,600 Wired Optical, 8.5K DPI 58g Not needed Light wired FPS
Logitech G502 HERO (wired) ~₹3,100–3,300 Wired HERO 25K 121g (+ weights) Not needed 11 buttons, MMO/MOBA
Dareu A970 FIREFLY ₹949 Wired, 1.8 m braided cable DAREU Custom AIM sensor (18K DPI) 83 ± 5g Not needed Wired all-rounder
Dareu EM908X ₹725–₹775 Wired BRAVO ATG4090 (10K DPI) ~90g Not needed First gaming mouse

Dareu prices are tekits.com prices. Other prices are typical Indian retail listings (Amazon, Flipkart and Indian PC stores) in October 2026 and change often, so check before you buy. Specs are from each manufacturer. The HyperX Pulsefire Haste 2 Wireless (61g, 26K sensor) is excellent but usually sells for ₹6,000 or more in India, so it's just outside this budget.

How we picked

  1. Sensor first, not the DPI number. Every pick tracks cleanly at the 400–3,200 DPI competitive players actually use. The PAW3395 class leads this budget.
  2. Weight. Under about 85g for FPS. Lighter mice are less tiring in long Valorant, CS2 or BGMI sessions.
  3. Connection. 2.4GHz wireless is as fast as wired for gaming. Bluetooth is for laptops and travel, not ranked games.
  4. Real price in India, including what you actually pay on Indian stores, not the global MSRP.
  5. Warranty you can use in India. Grey-market imports often have none.

Shopping on a budget?

Every Dareu mouse at Tekits ships free across India, with Cash on Delivery and a 1-year India warranty.

Gaming mice under ₹5,000 Under ₹3,000

1. Dareu A950GM: best gaming mouse under ₹5,000

Dareu A950GM black wireless gaming mouse beside a laptop keyboard

Flagship sensor at a budget price

₹2,599 · PixArt PAW3395 · 60g · 2.4GHz / Bluetooth / USB-C · 500mAh, up to 125 h (Dareu rating) · HUANO 100M-click switches

The A950GM uses the same PAW3395 sensor found in mice that cost ₹8,000 and more: up to 26,000 DPI, 650 IPS and 50G acceleration, with no smoothing or jitter at normal settings. At 60g it's in the weight range most competitive FPS players prefer.

What sets it apart in this budget is that you don't have to choose between modes. Use the 2.4GHz dongle for games, Bluetooth for your laptop, and the braided USB-C cable when it needs charging. It's WPC-certified for India and comes in black and white.

Why it's our pick
  • PAW3395 at ₹2,599, the best sensor in this list
  • 60g with a full, non-holey shell
  • Three connection modes
  • 1-year India warranty, Cash on Delivery
Worth knowing
  • Rechargeable only (no AA backup like the G304)
  • Newer brand in India than Logitech or Razer
  • Symmetrical shape; big right-hand palm grippers may prefer the DeathAdder

Who should buy it: anyone who plays Valorant, CS2, BGMI on PC or Apex and wants flagship tracking without flagship pricing.

Buy the Dareu A950GM, ₹2,599

2. Logitech G304 Lightspeed: the safe big-brand choice

LGLogitech G304 Lightspeed
  • HERO 12K sensor
  • 99g with AA battery
  • 2.4GHz only, up to 250 h
  • ~₹2,600–2,900

The G304 has been India's default budget wireless gaming mouse for years, and for good reason: it's reliable, the AA battery lasts for months, and Logitech's service network is everywhere. Its sensor is a generation older than the PAW3395, it has no Bluetooth, and at 99g with the battery it's much heavier than the A950GM. If battery life and brand matter most, it's a sound buy. If aim and weight matter most, the A950GM is the better mouse for similar money. We compare them in detail in Dareu A950GM vs Logitech G304.

3. Ultralight alternatives: VXE R1 SE+ and Attack Shark X11 SE

VXVXE Dragonfly R1 SE+
  • PAW3395 SE, 18K DPI
  • ~55g
  • 2.4GHz, Bluetooth, wired
  • Price varies (~₹2,000–3,000)
ASAttack Shark X11 SE
  • PAW3311
  • ~59g
  • Rechargeable, ~65 h
  • ~₹2,600

Both are popular with Indian enthusiasts who want a very light wireless mouse. The VXE Dragonfly R1 SE+ is about 55g with a PAW3395 SE sensor, a cut-down version of the full PAW3395 that tops out at 18K DPI. The Attack Shark X11 SE is about 59g with a PAW3311. Both are good value, but their sensors are a step below the full PAW3395, and India warranty support depends on the seller. Buy them only from an Indian seller that gives a GST invoice and warranty.

4. Razer options: DeathAdder V2 X HyperSpeed and Cobra

RZRazer DeathAdder V2 X HyperSpeed
  • Razer 5G, 14K DPI
  • ~86g without battery
  • 2.4GHz, Bluetooth, AA/AAA
  • ~₹3,600
RZRazer Cobra (wired)
  • Optical, 8.5K DPI
  • 58g
  • Optical switches
  • ~₹2,000–2,600

The DeathAdder V2 X HyperSpeed (~₹3,600) has Razer's famous right-handed ergonomic shape, which is great for large hands and palm grip. It runs on AA/AAA batteries and is heavier (about 86g before the battery). The wired Razer Cobra (58g, optical switches) is one of the lightest wired mice here and has dropped to about ₹2,000 in Amazon sales, a good pick if you never want to charge anything.

5. Dareu A970 FIREFLY: best wired value

Dareu A970 Firefly wired gaming mouse with RGB light on a desk

A proper gaming mouse for under ₹1,000

₹949 · DAREU Custom AIM Gaming Sensor, 18,000 DPI, 400 IPS · 83 ± 5g · 7 buttons · 1.8 m braided cable

The A970 sits between the budget EM908X and the wireless A950GM. KBS 2.0 click tech keeps the main buttons tight with no wobble, and its switches are rated for 50 million clicks. It connects with a 1.8 m braided USB cable.

Good
  • Strong sensor for ₹949
  • 7 buttons, including forward, back, DPI and lighting
  • 1.8 m braided cable, 50M-click switches
Worth knowing
  • 83 ± 5g: fine for most games, not ultralight
  • Wired only
Buy the Dareu A970, ₹949

6. Dareu EM908X: best gaming mouse under ₹1,000

Dareu EM908X Sakura Pink wired gaming mouse

Optical switches at ₹725

₹725 (Black) / ₹775 (Sakura Pink) · BRAVO ATG4090, 10,000 DPI · 1,000 Hz · optical switches, 50M clicks

Optical switches register clicks with light instead of metal contacts, so they don't develop the double-click problem cheap mice often get. That's rare at this price. It's the right first gaming mouse for students and anyone moving up from an office mouse.

Good
  • Optical switches under ₹800
  • RGB and 6 programmable buttons
  • Black or Sakura Pink
Worth knowing
  • About 90g, the heaviest Dareu here
  • Sensor is fine for casual and ranked play, not top-tier
Buy the Dareu EM908X, ₹725

Stretching past ₹5,000?

Dareu A950Pro magnesium wireless gaming mouse with RGB light

Dareu A950Pro Magnesium, ₹5,999

CNC magnesium-alloy shell · 59g · PAW3395 · 4KHz wireless polling · Kailh GM8.0 switches · 42 h at 4KHz

Same sensor as the A950GM, but a stiff magnesium shell and 4,000 Hz wireless polling, four times the update rate. Worth it for high-refresh-rate monitors and players who want the most premium Dareu. Read A950GM vs A950Pro to decide.

See the A950Pro

Which one should you buy?

Competitive FPS (Valorant, CS2)

Dareu A950GM. Best sensor and lowest weight for the money.

Longest battery, big brand

Logitech G304. Runs months on one AA, but heavier and an older sensor.

Never want to charge

Dareu A970 (₹949) or Razer Cobra. Wired, light enough for FPS.

Under ₹1,000

Dareu EM908X. Optical switches that won't double-click.

Big hands, palm grip

Razer DeathAdder V2 X. Classic right-handed ergo shape.

Laptop + gaming PC

Dareu A950GM. Bluetooth for the laptop, 2.4GHz for games.

Wired or wireless in 2026?

A good 2.4GHz wireless mouse is now as fast as wired for gaming: both report at 1,000 Hz, about 1 ms. Bluetooth adds delay, so use it for work, not ranked games. Pick wired only if you want the lowest price or never want to charge. Otherwise wireless removes cable drag, which is the bigger real-world difference.

Why buy from an authorised seller

Gaming mice are clicked millions of times, so warranty matters. Tekits Innovations is the authorised Dareu distributor in India: genuine stock, a 1-year India warranty, a 7-day replacement for manufacturing defects (see the policy), free shipping and Cash on Delivery. Whatever brand you choose, buy from a seller that gives a GST invoice.

Frequently asked questions

Which is the best gaming mouse under ₹5,000 in India?

The Dareu A950GM (₹2,599). It's the only mouse in this list with the full PixArt PAW3395 sensor at under ₹3,000, and it weighs 60g with 2.4GHz, Bluetooth and wired modes.

Is the Dareu A950GM better than the Logitech G304?

For aim and weight, yes: a newer PAW3395 sensor versus HERO 12K, and 60g versus 99g. The G304 wins on battery (one AA lasts about 250 hours) and brand familiarity. Full comparison.

What is the best gaming mouse under ₹1,000?

The Dareu EM908X at ₹725. It has optical switches, a 10,000 DPI sensor and 1,000 Hz polling. The Dareu A970 at ₹949 is the step up with 18,000 DPI and 7 buttons.

What is the best wireless gaming mouse under ₹3,000?

The Dareu A950GM at ₹2,599. The Logitech G304 is the alternative if you prefer AA batteries.

What DPI should I use for gaming?

Most FPS players use 400–1,600 DPI and adjust in-game sensitivity. A high maximum DPI is flexibility, not something to use. Start at 800 DPI.

Is a 60g mouse better for FPS games?

For most players, yes. A lighter mouse is easier to flick and less tiring in long sessions. Many competitive players use 50–70g mice.

Does the A950GM work with a laptop?

Yes. Connect over Bluetooth without the dongle, use the 2.4GHz dongle for games, or plug in the USB-C cable while it charges.

Do Dareu mice have a warranty in India?

Yes. Dareu mice from Tekits have a 1-year India warranty, and manufacturing defects reported within 7 days of delivery are replaced after verification.

Is Cash on Delivery available?

Yes, Cash on Delivery is available, along with UPI, cards and wallets. Shipping is free across India.

Ready to upgrade?

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Dareu A950GM, ₹2,599 All gaming mice

Disclosure: Tekits is the authorised Dareu distributor in India and sells the Dareu mice in this guide. We don't sell the other brands, and we've included them because they're what buyers compare. Competitor specs are from the manufacturers; competitor prices are typical Indian retail listings in October 2026 and change often. Related: A950GM vs A950Pro · A950GM vs G304 · Gaming mouse specs explained · Gaming mice under ₹3,000

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