When you buy a new laptop or PC, it\u2019s easy to only focus on the big three: Processor, graphics and RAM (sorry storage fans, that\u2019s a close fourth). It\u2019s the little things that are simple to overlook. The rig I recently upgraded to is solid, and I had a nice keyboard<\/a> already \u2014 but oh boy did I really need to find the best productivity mouse. Mice may not be sexy peripherals, but if you spend hours a day in front of a computer screen, they could help make things more comfortable for you in the long run. My old Magic Mouse could have made the move from MacOS to Windows, but I was already negotiating some pretty bad RSI and the internal battery was starting to waiver. Not least of all, I wanted something that I could charge and use at the same time \u2014 the temerity, I know.<\/p>\n Not to mention, since the advent of devices such as the Stream Deck<\/a> and the Loupedeck Live<\/a> I have developed a taste for physical, assignable controls. Also, as a recent convert to the world of mechanical keyboards, I was hoping there was a similar world of boutique, bespoke options. It turns out that productivity mice are still a largely off-the-shelf affair, but I was determined to get through some of the more promising options and find something I could live with, possibly for another decade. So I set out to find the best productivity mouse for me by testing a number of the most popular wireless mice available today; these are my favorites.<\/p>\nThe obvious candidates<\/h2>\n