BAJEAL D3 RGB Gaming Mouse

Five dollars buys a symmetrical shell that suits either hand, RGB running the length of both flanks and around the wheel, and switches rated for five million clicks — which at a few thousand clicks a day is years rather than months.

It draws half a watt over the USB cable, so there is no battery to flatten and nothing to pair. BAJEAL rates it from 0 to 50 °C, which sounds like packaging boilerplate until you have had a cheap mouse stop tracking in a hot room. No DPI switch and no published resolution: this is a lit, comfortable, ambidextrous mouse at the price of a sandwich, and it does not pretend otherwise.