Hordes of hardcore gamers have used Razer mice and keyboards to beat their opponents, and Razer is serious about using its experience to beat Logitech and Microsoft when it comes to productivity gear. After scoring a PCMag Editors' Choice award for its first productivity mouse, the $99.99 Razer Pro Click, the company has unveiled a $79.99 shirt-pocket or laptop-bag model, the Pro Click Mini. Combining its bigger sibling's multi-device wireless connectivity with better battery life, the Mini is a quick, comfortable, first-class mobile mouse that easily earns an Editors' Choice award of its own.More Generic Than Ergonomic Besides costing $20 less than the Pro Click, the Pro Click Mini is obviously smaller, measuring 3.94 by 2.47 by 1.34 inches (LWH) versus 5.06 by 3.13 by 1.88 inches. Depending on whether you like a lighter or heavier mouse, it uses one or two AA alkaline batteries (two included) and weighs 3.1 or 3.9 ounces; the Pro Click uses a micro USB recharging cable and weig...
It's not cheap, but Razer's Pro Click Mini is a stellar compact wireless mouse that complements a laptop perfectly for on-the-go use.
Supports both Bluetooth and 2.4GHz wireless connectivity; Works with up to four devices; Two scrolling modes and seven programmable buttons (including wheel tilt); Long battery life; In-body dongle storage
Relies on AA batteries; Synapse 3 software requires registration and hawks spending programs; Windows only, not macOS