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Hello
I want to buy a mouse n my budget is upto 500
Sugget me

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OP asked for a mouse with a hard limit of Rs 500; replies from , , , , and suggested brand ideas and noted the low budget. At that price point the realistic goal is a reliable basic pointing device rather than a long-lived or gaming-grade peripheral. Priorities for this price band are: a comfortable shape that fits the hand, a wired connection (more predictable performance and no batteries), a solid-feeling left/right click and scroll wheel, and a seller with a simple return policy. (howtogeek.com)

Sensor and switch notes worth remembering: inexpensive mice usually use simple optical sensors that track well on a mousepad and are perfectly fine for everyday browsing and office work; laser sensors offer higher advertised DPI but can behave oddly on some surfaces. Mechanical click problems on cheap mice (spurious double-clicks or inconsistent clicks) are commonly caused by worn micro‑switches or contaminants — some issues can be fixed by driver/settings checks or cleaning, but worn switches often require repair or replacement. (lifewire.com)

Quick, practical checklist and buying strategy (no second person phrasing — meant as a checklist for the OP thread and future visitors):

  • Try the shape for comfort (palm/claw/fingertip grip) and hold it as if in normal use.
  • Test tracking on the surface that will be used (desk or mousepad) and roll the wheel to check smoothness.
  • Click the main buttons rapidly to check for chatter/double‑click symptoms.
  • Inspect cable stress relief and connector; prefer a seller with at least a short return window or warranty.
  • If gaming or precision work is intended, plan for a higher budget — performance sensors and durable switches are usually found above entry-level prices.

These practical checks and expectations reflect common buying advice for budget peripherals. ()

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Member Avatar for Rik_

500 what?

Member Avatar for shashidhargm

Under Rs 500

Member Avatar for JorgeM

So do you mean Rs=Indian Rupee. If so that's about $8 US.

I would believe that the general price range for a generic inexpensice mouse is about that price but anyway....

Are you looking for someone to recommend a certain brand or type for that price?

With that price range, you are going to have trouble finding anything other than inexpensive, low quality mice.

Member Avatar for mayaestat

For general purpose use Logitech M105 will be handy and if you are gamer guy then u really need to pay good for a gaming mouse and pad.

Member Avatar for ronald577

Your budget is quite low but you can buy mouse of various companies like circle, iball, logitech etc which can be find in your range. But if your bugget is higher then will prefer you Razor an corsair mouse which are excellent manufacturers of mouse and other accesories.

Member Avatar for best4earn

A4TECH is best forever , i also use A4TECH ,

Member Avatar for John_Matt

Logitech mouse is really very comfortable to work with as you asked for it will be under you budget. Also you can prefer for Dell mouse it will be more comfortable for scrolling than logitech.

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