Most are wired USB mice, commonly using USB-A connections; some listings note USB-A/USB-C support. Several models call out braided or otherwise reinforced/specialty cables for improved durability and flexibility.
Sensitivity ranges vary by model, roughly from about 200 DPI on the low end up to 8,000–12,800 DPI on the high end, so expect available ranges from ~200 DPI to as much as 12,800 DPI depending on the mouse.
Listed weights span roughly from 0.1 lb up to 0.45 lb across models. At least one model is explicitly marketed as a lightweight design (noted as 58 g), so some options prioritize reduced weight for faster movement.
Several mice emphasize ergonomic shapes for comfort. At least one listing explicitly notes compatibility with palm, claw, and fingertip grips to suit different play styles.
Warranty lengths vary by model, with listings ranging from a 6‑month limited warranty up to 2‑year limited warranties depending on the manufacturer and product.
Some models list durability features such as IPX6 water‑repellent coatings for spill resistance and high‑durability switches rated for extended multi‑million‑click lifecycles.
