Mice & Touchpads
4 products from 3 brands, including Corsair, 3D Connexion, Razer. Prices from $133.95 to $211.95, including GST.
Mice and touchpads provide cursor control for desktop PCs, laptops, creative work and gaming. Choose a conventional mouse for general navigation, a programmable gaming mouse for extra controls, or a specialised 3D mouse for supported design software. This range includes Corsair, 3D Connexion and Razer, with wired and wireless options to suit different desks and workflows.
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CorsairCorsair M65 RGB ULTRA Wireless Gaming Mouse (Black)
$201.95 incl. GST Ships in 2-3 business daysAdd to cart -
3D Connexion3Dconnexion CadMouse Pro Wireless Mouse (Right-Handed)
$211.95 incl. GST Ships in 2-3 business daysAdd to cart -
CorsairCorsair SCIMITAR RGB ELITE Optical MOBA/MMO Gaming Mouse
$133.95 incl. GST Ships in 1-2 weeksAdd to cart -
RazerRazer Naga V2 Hyperspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse
$172.95 incl. GST Ships in 1-2 weeksAdd to cart
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About the Mice & Touchpads range
Start with hand size, grip style and handedness. A right-handed ergonomic shape may feel more supportive, while an ambidextrous design suits either hand. Check weight if you play fast-paced games or move the mouse often. DPI controls cursor sensitivity, but a higher number is not automatically better. Polling rate affects how often the mouse reports movement, which matters more for gaming than everyday work. Compare button count, programmable controls, scroll-wheel design, RGB lighting and software support. Wireless buyers should also check battery type, charging method and whether a USB receiver, Bluetooth or both are supported.
Check the connection before buying. A 2.4GHz wireless mouse normally uses a USB receiver, while Bluetooth avoids a receiver but requires compatible hardware and pairing. Confirm your computer has the required USB port or Bluetooth support, and check the operating system listed on the product page. Do not assume every wireless model supports both connection methods. Also check dimensions, weight and handedness rather than choosing by appearance alone. The range is organised under Mice and Touchpads, covering general computer mice, gaming mice and specialist pointing devices. Each product page shows its dispatch time.
Mice & Touchpads questions
Do wireless mice work with laptops in Australia?
Usually, but the connection method matters. A Bluetooth mouse needs Bluetooth support and pairing. A 2.4GHz wireless model needs its USB receiver and an available compatible port. Check the product specifications and your laptop's operating system before ordering, particularly if the laptop has USB-C ports only.
What DPI should I choose for a gaming mouse?
DPI is cursor sensitivity, so the suitable setting depends on your screen, games and preference. Many players adjust it rather than using the maximum value. Lower settings can help with controlled aiming, while higher settings reduce the physical movement needed for fast cursor travel. Check whether the mouse stores adjustable DPI profiles.
Is a right-handed mouse suitable for left-handed use?
Not usually. Right-handed mice are shaped to support the right hand and may place buttons where a left-handed user cannot reach them comfortably. If you use your left hand, look for an ambidextrous design or confirm the product's handedness before buying. Button customisation may also depend on software and operating system support.