The Cherry M68 ($99), and the 8K polling rate version, the Cherry M68 Pro ($139) should be considered among the best gaming mice you can get right now, particularly if you’re a fan of the high-performance design of the Logitech G Pro X Lightspeed 2 ($159), but are in the market for an alternative, cheaper option.
With a comfortable symmetrical design and wonderfully tactile buttons, gaming on the M68 is as responsive as you can really get on a gaming mouse, thanks to the solid Pixart 3395 sensor and clicky Huano switches. My most intense gaming sessions were handled well, surpassing many other mid-range gaming mice I have used, such as the close rival, the Fantech Aria XD7 ($78).
