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Hi! I have a gaming laptop. It’s Alienware and I want to minimize the use of cables as much as possible. I recently got a monitor to connect to my laptop but I can’t use the monitor since I have all these cables going and the mouse I used it also wired so it’s so much clutter. I want to know which is the best wireless gaming mouse I can get and something that’s not overly priced. Can anyone help?

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Usually not the biggest Logitech fan but I like the G703. It feels very smooth.

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What's your definition of overpriced? There are lots of great options, but price means different things to everybody.

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I have the Razer Viper V3 Pro and highly recommend it. It's wireless, has a long battery life, and is very responsive. The price is a bit on the high end but I think it would be a good fit for your setup.

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I’m enjoying my Atlantis mini

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My favorite mouse I have is the Steelseries Aerox 5 Wireless. It normally costs $140, but it's currently 28% off on both Amazon and Steelseries' website.

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I like my Logitech 305

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Logitech g703

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I like my rival 3