Best Wireless Mouse Between ₹500 and ₹1,000 in India (November 2026)

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Between ₹500 and ₹1,000 you can get a wireless mouse that lasts years on one battery, clicks silently, or switches between your laptop, tablet and phone. This November list of the best wireless mouse between 500 and 1000 covers proven Logitech and Dell office mice alongside rechargeable dual-mode picks from Portronics and Arctic Fox, rechecked on both Amazon and Flipkart. Every pick below was checked live on the retailer's own page for stock and price before publishing.

1. Logitech M235 Wireless Mouse

The most trusted mouse in this budget, with over 62,000 ratings at 4.4 stars, the most of any pick here. Soft rubber side grips make it more comfortable than most compact mice, a single AAA battery lasts about a year, and Logitech backs it with a 3-year warranty.

• Most reviewed and among the highest rated picks
• Rubber grips and a full year per battery
• 3-year warranty
• No Bluetooth, so it needs a free USB-A port; only confirmed on Amazon

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2. Logitech M221 Silent Wireless Mouse

The quiet one. Logitech says the M221's clicks are 90% quieter with the same feel, which makes a real difference in a shared office, a library or a sleeping household. It runs up to 18 months on one AAA battery and is now cheaper than in our September list.

• Silent clicks for shared spaces
• 18-month battery life and 3-year warranty
• Light and easy to carry
• No Bluetooth or multi-device switching; only confirmed on Amazon

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3. Portronics Toad One

The most features for the money. It connects by Bluetooth 5.3 or a 2.4GHz dongle, switches between up to 3 devices, has 6 buttons and adjustable DPI, and charges over Type-C instead of using batteries. It is rated 4.4 by over 21,000 buyers on Flipkart, at the same price on both stores.

• Bluetooth plus dongle, works with laptops, tablets and phones
• 6 buttons and adjustable DPI
• Rechargeable, so no batteries to buy
• Heaviest pick here; needs charging every so often (the listing gives no clear battery life)

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4. Arctic Fox Pureview Transparent

The rechargeable pick with the highest DPI here. Its transparent shell shows the internals, a 4-step battery display shows charge at a glance, and it pairs over two Bluetooth channels plus a 2.4GHz dongle. It is rated 4.5 on Flipkart by nearly 20,000 buyers.

• Highest DPI range here, up to 2400
• Battery level display, so no surprise shutdowns
• Three connection modes
• Transparent look is a matter of taste

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5. Logitech M240 Silent Bluetooth Mouse

New to this list. The M240 combines the M221's silent clicks with Bluetooth, so it works with no dongle on laptops, iPads and Android tablets. It runs up to 18 months on one AAA battery and sits right at the top of the budget.

• Silent clicks and Bluetooth in one Logitech mouse
• Works with Windows, macOS, Linux, ChromeOS, iPadOS and Android
• 18-month battery life
• Most expensive pick and only a 1-year warranty

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6. Dell WM118 Wireless Mouse

The lightest mouse here at 54 g, and a simple, dependable office pick with over 17,000 ratings and a 3-year warranty. It uses a single AA battery that Dell rates for about a year.

• Lightest pick, good for travel
• 3-year warranty from a big brand
• Plain design with no extras
• Flipkart's WM118 listing describes a different, wired model, so only Amazon is linked

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7. Portronics Toad 8 Transparent

The cheapest rechargeable pick, with silent clicks, dual wireless and multi-device switching. It has the highest rating on this list at 4.5 stars, from about 3,500 buyers on each store.

• Silent clicks plus Bluetooth at the lowest price here
• Highest rated pick (4.5 stars)
• Rechargeable, no batteries
• Only 3 buttons; the two stores list different top DPI figures

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8. Logitech M186 Wireless Mouse

Logitech's simplest mouse, at the bottom of the budget. It is a compact plug-and-play mouse for a laptop bag, with a tiny nano receiver and a contoured shape that works in either hand.

• Cheapest Logitech here
• Small and simple, nothing to set up
• Battery life claims on the listing don't agree
• Fewest features; only confirmed on Amazon

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Full comparison

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How to choose

For a no-fuss office mouse that just works for years, start with the Logitech M235, or the Dell WM118 if you want the lightest one. If clicking noise bothers people around you, pick the Logitech M221 Silent, or the M240 Silent if you also want Bluetooth. If you switch between a laptop, tablet and phone, the dual-mode Portronics Toad One, Toad 8 and Arctic Fox Pureview are the ones to look at; they are rechargeable too, so you never buy batteries. The Toad One adds 6 buttons, the Arctic Fox the highest DPI and a battery display, and the Toad 8 silent clicks at the lowest price. Check your laptop's ports before buying: a dongle mouse needs a free USB-A port, while a Bluetooth mouse needs none.

FAQs

Is a Bluetooth mouse better than a 2.4GHz dongle mouse?

Neither is better for everyone. A dongle gives a very stable connection and works on almost any computer with a USB-A port. Bluetooth frees up that port and works with tablets and phones. The Portronics and Arctic Fox picks offer both.

Rechargeable or battery-powered?

Battery mice like the Logitech and Dell picks run 12 to 18 months on one cell and never need a cable. Rechargeable mice save on batteries but need charging every so often; the Arctic Fox's battery display helps you avoid running flat.

Which mice have silent clicks?

The Logitech M221, Logitech M240 and Portronics Toad 8 all list silent or quiet clicks.

Why is the Dell WM118 not linked on Flipkart?

Flipkart's WM118 listing at the time of checking described a wired mouse with Bluetooth and had very few ratings, so we could not confirm it is the same product.

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