The Best USB-C Mouse In 2022

The Logitech MX Master 3 may not strictly be a USB-C mouse only but its versatile compatibility means it easily tops this list. Logitech dominate the office mice market, and the ergonomic shape of this comfortable wireless mouse easily makes the top spot.

The mouse is rather bulky but fits in the right hand perfectly. Despite weighing in at 141 grams, the mouse is incredibly comfortable to use. The mouse doesn’t just feel premium, it looks it too, with a lovely mid-grey tone and chrome MagSpeed scroll wheel. This is a precise wheel that is a genuine joy to use, you can even scroll 1,000 lines a second, with near-silent operation.

This mouse comes equipped with the Darkfield sensor, a laser sensor that comes with 4,000 DPI and can track on clear glass. This is a precise mouse and can work on any surface, making it the most versatile option on this list.

This mouse can be connected three ways, using the USB receiver (type A), Bluetooth, and it can be wired with the USB-C charging cable. With a full charge, you will get up to 70 days of use out of this model, which is more than enough surely? What is great about that USB-C technology is the charging speed, this will give you there hours of charge after just a single minute of charge!

So for the office workers, workaholics, and general users at home, there is no better USB-C mouse than the Logitech MX Master 3.

The Logitech MX Vertical is as unusual as it is comfortable. Just like the MX Master this isn’t strictly USB-C only and can connect three ways too. Here we have yet another offering from the hugely reliable guys at Logitech, with the reduction in muscle strain being their primary objective.

This mouse is rather bulky, in fact, its vertical design could be confused with an iron from a distance. Despite weighing 135 grams, the shape and ergonomic design make this very comfortable to use at all times. The buttons are all conveniently placed and if I’m honest it felt like I was using a joystick from the 1990s.

This mouse comes with an accurate optical sensor that has a 4,000 DPI should you ever need such a large amount. This can also be used on three separate devices and enable you to seamlessly go between each using Logitech Flow.

The main selling point is the ergonomic design, a unique one at that. This shape places your hand in a natural handshake potion using a unique 57-degree angle. This prevents forearm twists and reduces muscle strain by 10%.

The MX Vertical connects three ways, with the USB receiver, Bluetooth, and of course the USB-C charging cable. With a full charge, this mouse will last for up to four months and thanks to the USB-C cable can obtain three hours of charge from a single minute connected.

This a great ergonomic USB-C mouse for those that work long hours and need some comfort during the working day.

The Vssoplor Dual Mode Wireless Mouse is much more than just a USB-C mouse, well, the clue is in the name. This wireless model features two receivers for compatibility for almost any device.

This is quite a low profile mouse with a gentle slope and small hump. The mouse is ambidextrous, and its safe shape accommodates the hand nicely. Despite feeling quite small this still has a bit of heft to it at 136 grams but it is still a joy to use.

The mouse is as accurate as you could want for a home office mouse but I would recommend using a mouse pad to avoid any disappointment. The optical sensor has a DPI of 2,400 and three DPI levels to choose from (1000/1600/2400).

The best feature aside from its sleek look is the dual-mode, with the included USB Type-A and Type-C receivers. To charge you will need to use the micro-USB cable but once up and running you should get a good six hours of use from a single charge.

This may not compete with the two top picks but its a solid option and comes in at a very affordable price.

The Jelly Comb Wireless mouse ships with a USB-C and USB-A receivers, giving this mouse a lot of versatility regardless of your device.

This is another low profile option with a slightly more prominent hump than the Vssoplor mouse. The shape is full ambidextrous making this comfortable for both left and right-handers. This is one of the lighter options on this list at just 112 grams, which isn’t too bad for a wireless model.

The optical sensor is accurate for the price and should be fine to use on a consistent surface or mouse pad. The mouse comes with a max DPI of 2400 and you can change between three different stages ((1000/1600/2400).

A great feature aside from aesthetics and the quiet button clicks is the dual receivers this comes with.

This is a very sleek, versatile mouse to get you working and the fact it can work with both USB-C and A ports is a bonus.

The best budget USB-C mouse on this list comes in the form of the OKIMO rechargeable wireless mouse. Another mouse with dual receivers for the ultimate functionality whether you are at the office or home and it is incredibly affordable.

This is a very sleek mouse, with a low profile and gently slope towards the primary buttons. the shape is fully ambidextrous, making this a comfortable option for both left and right-handed users. This is the lightest option available weighing in at just 53 grams, making this ideal for easy browsing.

The optical sensor works well and especially so on a consistent surface or mouse pad. The mouse features a max DPI of 1,600 which may sound small but don’t be fooled by marketing, this is more than enough. Furthermore, you can change your DPI steps for on-the-fly sensitivity changes (800/1200/1600 DPI), giving you the precision you need.

This mouse features dual USB receivers, one for the USB-C ports, and one for the USB Type-A ports. Aside from being compatible with a long list of devices, this also features a mammoth-sized battery life at 168 hours from a single AA battery!

This sleek number will look great on any desk and brings all the functionality you need for a productive day working from home.