The professional pointer
Razer Pro Click
Recruiting a team of pros to help you work might feel like cheating, but wrap your paw around this premium peripheral and that’s exactly what you’ve got. A collab between gaming gurus Razer and the ergonomics experts at Humanscale, it’s a mouse moulded with working hands in mind. Channelling the durability of its competitive cousins, this mouse is rated for up to 50 million clicks, while a peak sensitivity of 16,000 dpi means its response is as precise as the lines of its design.
£100 / razer.com
COMPACT CLICKERS
The stealthy selector
Logitech MX Anywhere 3S
Hammering the clicky bits won’t make you a welcome guest in most co-working spaces. Luckily, this Logitech mouse hits the spot without getting you glared at: ‘quiet click’ buttons offer the same feel as standard ones but with less noise. It’s also packing a load of customisation options.
£90 / logitech.com
The frugal friend
Dell MS3320W
Consult a corporate manual and you’ll find that time management is the key to efficiency. This simple mouse takes battery replacement off your to-do list with its own form of frugality: fitted with a single AA cell, it’s rated to last a massive 36 months. And it supports Microsoft Swift Pair.
£23 / dell.com
The slender sliver
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