The 10 Best Computer Mice for Web Designers

As a designer, your mouse is one of your most important work tools. Choosing a good mouse is the assurance of being more productive with advanced features, but also of benefiting from maximum comfort with a design specially adapted to the shape of your hand.

We have therefore selected the 10 best mice of the moment for web design professionals.

The latest addition to the MX Master range, the Logitech MX Master 3 is undoubtedly one of the very best mice for web designers.

Comfortable and ergonomic, it is designed to maximize user productivity with its 7 buttons. Very quick to charge, it easily connects to several devices (for example, a computer and a tablet) and you can switch from one to the other in the blink of an eye.

However, all these qualities come at a substantial price. It can also be criticized for not being suitable for left-handers.

No doubt, the Apple Magic Mouse 2 is a product of the famous apple brand, with its sleek design as possible. It is all the more surprising that it does not contain any buttons as such: its multi-touch surface allows you to scroll and swipe the screen freely in a fluid way.

Those nostalgic for Microsoft’s classic mouse will be delighted by the Microsoft Classic IntelliMouse , a reinvented version of the old model. It relies on simplicity, with a traditional and compact design: comfort and ease of use are at the rendezvous (with all the same 5 buttons to use).

The main downside is that it is not a wireless mouse, which can be prohibitive for certain uses.

Smaller than the MX Master, the Logitech MX Anywhere 2 is the ideal mouse if you are looking for a high-performance product that is easily transportable on the go. It can connect to three devices at once via Bluetooth, has 6 buttons and charges in a flash.

Being very compact, the model has the disadvantage of not being extremely ergonomic.

The Logitech MX Ergo has an undeniably retro look since it has a trackball, something that has become rare since the late 1990s. Designed to offer optimal comfort, it can be used flat or at a 20 degree angle.

If the trackball is not for everyone, fans of this device will greatly appreciate the intuitive and precise side of this mouse.

The Anker Vertical Ergonomic Mouse has a rather improbable design at first glance. In fact, the shape of this mouse is designed to provide the healthiest possible position for the user’s wrist, with a vertical position.

Obviously, this unusual shape will put some people off, but this mouse can be an excellent solution to prevent possible musculoskeletal disorders.

Logitech has also dipped into the vein of vertical mice with the Logitech MX Vertical . It is designed to give your hand a natural position and minimize tension and muscle stress, while maintaining very good work performance.

The price is however more prohibitive than that of the previous model (Anker), even if the duration of the battery and the speed of charging are real arguments.

If you’re looking for a cheap, simple, and sturdy mouse, the Logitech M185 is what you need. In addition to its low price, this model features a symmetrical design that will appeal to left-handers, as well as a one-year battery life.

In return, this mouse offers much less advanced functionality than the brand’s other products.

The Microsoft Bluetooth Mobile Mouse 3600 is not a gem of technology, but it is an efficient, solid and comfortable mouse at an affordable price. In addition, it is compact and therefore easily transportable.