The mouse is not just for clicking and scrolling. They are also for expressing your personality, enhancing your performance, and showing off your wealth. Whether you are a gamer, a designer, or a collector, you might be interested in owning or admiring some of the most expensive mice in the world.
But what makes a mouse so expensive? It could be the materials, the design, the features, or the rarity. Some of them are made of gold, diamonds, or exotic leather. Some of them are customized, limited-edition, or one-of-a-kind. Some of them have advanced sensors, wireless connectivity, or ergonomic shapes.
In this article, we will take a look at the 10 most expensive mice in the world, based on their estimated prices. These are the mice that only the richest and most passionate people can afford to own or rent.
Razer Orochi V2 Wireless Optical Gaming Mouse – $3,333
The Razer Orochi V2 Wireless Optical Gaming Mouse is the most expensive mouse available for gamers. It has an ultra-long battery life and a lightweight construction for ultimate precision while gaming. No matter your grip, the Razer Orochi V2 is ergonomic and responsive to even your fastest, subtlest swipes. With just a single battery in the mouse’s customized hybrid battery slot, this Razer will have you gaming in style for hours.
This mouse’s contact points are plated with gold, connect with Bluetooth on 2 wireless modes, and feature a 5G advanced 18K DPI optical sensor.
Golden Ferrari and Crocodile Skin Mouse – $17,258
The Golden Ferrari and Crocodile Skin Mouse, as the name suggests, is made from rigid, finger-pleasing crocodile skin. The smooth scales are emblazoned with gold (18-karat) and sporadic blue diamonds. The mouse was designed by MJ Art-Studio, a luxury accessory maker that will appear on this list again. It sells for $17,258.
Crocodile skin farming and manufacturing has become more complicated since the 1970s. The trade of the skin has become legally more dubious due to issues in assessing crocodile farms for humane raising and butchering conditions. Additionally, unlicensed commercial hunting has hurt crocodile populations in many places, leading governments to place bans on them. This mouse uses such a small amount of crocodile skin and is sold in such a limited quantity that it mostly circumvents these restrictions.
Bling-Bling GM-M780S Wireless Mouse – $18,510
The Bling-Bling Mouse by Gigabyte is crafted from high-quality leather and studded with Swarovski crystal. It is plated on the center and side buttons with 18-karat gold, which accentuates the two-tone stitching that gives the mouse its unique style.
The mouse is wireless and has a 1600 DPI optical sensor. It also comes with a leather case and a certificate of authenticity. It is a limited-edition mouse that was only produced in 2009.
MJ Python Gold Mouse – $27,940
The MJ Python Gold Mouse is another creation by MJ Art-Studio, this time using python skin instead of crocodile skin. The mouse is covered with natural python leather that has a distinctive pattern and texture. The mouse also has gold accents and a gold scroll wheel.
The mouse is wireless and has a 1200 DPI optical sensor. It also comes with a leather case and a certificate of authenticity. It is a one-of-a-kind mouse that was made in 2010.
The Faberge Egg Mouse – $34,000
The Faberge Egg Mouse is a mouse that is shaped like a Faberge egg. It is made of 18-karat gold and has 75 diamonds that weigh a total of 1.5 carats. It also has a ruby scroll wheel and a ruby logo.
The mouse is wireless and has an 800 DPI optical sensor. It also has a USB receiver that can be stored inside the mouse when not in use. It is a one-of-a-kind mouse that was made in 2015.
The MJ Gold Mouse – $36,000
The MJ Gold Mouse is the most expensive in the world. It is made of pure gold and weighs 200 grams. It has a smooth surface that feels luxurious and expensive.
The mouse is wireless and has an 800 DPI optical sensor. It also has a USB receiver that can be stored inside the mouse when not in use. It is a one-of-a-kind mouse that was made in 2016.
The Gold Bullion Wireless Mouse – $36,835
The Gold Bullion Wireless Mouse is a mouse that looks like a gold bar. It is made of solid gold and weighs 175 grams. It has a shiny surface that reflects light and attracts attention.
The mouse is wireless and has an 800 DPI optical sensor. It also has a USB receiver that can be stored inside the mouse when not in use. It is a limited-edition mouse that was only produced in 2013.
The Black Diamond Logitech Mouse – $43,000
The Black Diamond Logitech Mouse is a mouse that is covered with black diamonds. It is made of 18-karat white gold and has 59 black diamonds that weigh a total of 2 carats. It also has a black diamond scroll wheel and a black diamond logo.
The mouse is wireless and has an 800 DPI optical sensor. It also has a USB receiver that can be stored inside the mouse when not in use. It is a one-of-a-kind mouse that was made in 2014.
MJ Blue Sapphire Mouse – $91,800
The MJ Blue Sapphire Mouse is yet another creation by MJ Art-Studio, this time using blue sapphire instead of python skin. The mouse is encrusted with 18-karat white gold and 59 blue sapphires that weigh a total of 12 carats. The mouse also has a blue sapphire scroll wheel and a blue sapphire logo.
The mouse is wireless and has a 1200 DPI optical sensor. It also comes with a leather case and a certificate of authenticity. It is a one-of-a-kind mouse that was made in 2011.
MJ Diamond Flower Mouse – $120,000
The MJ Diamond Flower Mouse is the last creation by MJ Art Studio on this list, this time using diamonds instead of blue sapphire. The mouse is decorated with 18-karat white gold and 118 diamonds that weigh a total of 20 carats. The mouse also has a diamond flower scroll wheel and a diamond flower logo.
The mouse is wireless and has a 1200 DPI optical sensor. It also comes with a leather case and a certificate of authenticity. It is a one-of-a-kind mouse that was made in 2012.
