The gaming scene is evolving at a steady pace and new and interesting techniques are being adopted by gamers all around the world so that can easily get an edge over other players, thereby increasing their winning chances. Jitter clicking is one of such techniques and you need a good mouse for this. This article lists some of the best mouse for jitter clicking that can help you get the desired results while playing games such as Minecraft etc.

Jitter clicking comes in best use during RPG games when you need to infinitely strike or shoot. Doing it with regular mice might cause hand aches and make your hand uncomfortable.

List of Best Mouse for Jitter Clicking 2022

Check out the best mice for jitter clicking, that comes loaded with a whole lot of interesting features:

Best Mouse for Jitter Clicking Reviews 2022

Let’s check out each of the above mice models in a little more detail here:

G303 from Logitech is a blend of lightweight, top-tier sensors, compact body, and outclass performance that checks all the boxes of an exceptional mouse. Your first impression might not be a good one, but once you start using it, you will find it quite comfortable because of its diminutive size and half-finger/half-claw grip.

The six customizable buttons can be customized according to their functionality. The thumb rest on the left side makes it best suitable for right-hand users. The product has an incredible sensitivity and DPI range i.e. 200 and 12,000. At the same time, the polling rate is 1,000Hz.

The most mesmerizing part is that it can deliver up to 20 million clicks. This is what makes a true fit model for jitter clicking or even butterfly clicking.

The built-in lighting system is customizable which adds more value to the product. Sadly, sometimes the lighting might heat it up. Moreover, this exceptional mouse features on-the-fly DPI switching for instant DPI adjustments. The smooth mouse feet make sure that your mouse runs smoothly all the time.

It also has a metal spring button tensioning system so the user has a crisp clicking experience without applying extra force.

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Logitech G502 is a blend of glossy and matte plastic complemented with a rubberized grip to offer you a firm grip over the mouse without allowing sweat and grease to affect mouse movement.

I believe G502 is among the most sensitive mouse models on the market due to its 12,000 DPI which is precise enough to deliver accurate results. The polling rate is adjustable can be adjusted from 125Hz to 1,000Hz. This is yet another great feature that can have a bearing on your mouse performance.

The product features 11 customizable buttons that are placed perfectly for people with large hands. The mouse gliding experience isn’t very friendly, so I suggest users have a mouse pad on the table. However, you can replace the feet using third-party feet that can be easily found on the market.

The scroll wheel of the Proteus has pronounced steps that feel good on the fingers. Also, it features a free scroll mode so you can quickly scroll through the screen without any pause.

However, the mouse is wired only, and thus, there’s no wireless connectivity.

Sadly, I don’t find this mouse portable as it is too large to fit in your laptop case. Moreover, it’s large size makes it unsuitable for people with small hands.

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Razer Deathadder V2 is one of the most preferred mice for jitter clicking. It is also a great mouse for Minecraft PvP and many other titles.

It is a slant-like mouse that is a great fit for right-handed users. I believe the mouse is just great and ahead of the competition when it comes to comfort. It is just right for those that have palm/claw grip. The back hump sits perfectly in the palm so your hand feels like being in heaven.

One notable thing that I would like to shed light on is the mouse sliding experience. The mouse has a Virgin Grade PTFE for a smooth sliding experience. But one thing I’d like to make clear is that it is just a wired mouse.

The adjustable DPI minimum is 100 while the maximum is 20,000. It is one of the few mouse models that come with a 20K DPI putting it in a league of its own. Furthermore, the DPI can be adjusted with increments of 50. To make things even more interesting it comes with a polling rate of 1000.

The 7.1 ft. cable is braided that has a USB in the end, which connects the mouse with the system. I find the cable less rigid as compared to the previous version. All buttons of the mouse are customizable, which is certainly a great add-on.

I am a little disappointed with its non-portability. Due to its big size, you cannot fit it in a laptop case.  Also, left-hand users and people with small hands can have a hard time using this mouse.

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To begin with, I should bring it to your notice that even though this mouse comes with a low DPI of 2500, it can deliver great performance. Furthermore, the DPI is adjustable and you can increase it by 50 each time that you try to enhance it.

What makes it just perfect for jitter clicking is that it can deliver up to 20 million clicks.

The best part about the mouse is that it doesn’t limit the audience. The shape of the mouse is a perfect choice for people with a palm grip. Moreover, it is suitable for all hand sizes.

Having said that, it is not suitable for you if you use a finger grip while operating the mouse.

This device comes equipped with 11 programmable buttons. Although the scroll wheel is pretty impressive it cannot be unlocked like other mice for infinite scrolling. To me, it seems like a drawback.

Furthermore, the batteries are disposable – so you need to keep yourself equipped with an extra pair so that you don’t face interruption in the midst of something important and of course while playing a game that requires jitter clicking. Also, the mouse features a receiver that can keep you connected via Bluetooth.

I find the PTFE not too good, neither too bad.

Not featuring Bluetooth is a major drawback, however.

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Finally, we have a mouse that is compact and portable. Its small and compact design allows it to be carried along the laptop case. Having receiver storage is another benefit of the product.

Its ambidextrous design enables right and left-hand users both to use the mouse with confidence. This is a plus point. Meanwhile, the product doesn’t have any ergonomic features, which I think is a drawback.

This plastic mouse has a brilliant scroll wheel, which doesn’t wobble at all. The feet slide well which makes it a competent mouse. Besides featuring a 1000Hz polling rate, the mouse has a minimum DPI of 100, and a maximum of 25,600 which ensures fast movement for jitter clicking. The DPI can be increased through sets of 50.

Talking about the buttons, this mouse does have profile switching buttons. It has a total of 8 buttons that can be reprogrammed accordingly. Although the clicks are a little bit loud they aren’t really disturbing.

Moreover, the product has incredibly low click latency. There are no lags or delays in registering clicks which is another plus in its favor. As far as jitter clicking is concerned this is an important feature.

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I find this mouse pretty unique for its swappable side panel design that draws your attention at the first glance itself. It is just a perfect choice for many games and is an excellent mouse for butterfly clicking as well as jitter clicking.

However, it is a wired mouse only. If you are looking for something wireless, this option isn’t for you.

This mouse has been very smartly crafted to entertain right-hand users. It has advanced ergonimics and you can use it for hours without any wrist or hand pain. Moreover, it never slips off your hand, making it an excellent choice for sweaty hands too.

The minimum DPI is 100, while the maximum is 1600 – and it is fairly good. You can adjust the DPI through a count of 50 each time.

As far as buttons are concerned, this device simply takes the lead over other models on the market. There are 12 buttons in total. These 20 buttons are arranged systematically. But in case you do not need 12 buttons, the section can be replaced with a 7 button panel or 2 button panel. I must also mention here that the buttons are customizable so you can work accordingly.

Although the ergonomics are perfect but the mouse isn’t the best choice for people with smaller hands. They can have a hard time reaching buttons and adjusting their palm on it.

The gliding experience is good but doesn’t come with a replaceable 3^rd party PTFE.

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ROCCAT is as stylish as its name! It has fancy lighting that looks breathtaking at the first glance. But I understand, you aren’t going to invest just for its appealing looks.

So here are a few more points…

The mouse has a fair enough DPI range, from 100 to 1600 that can be adjusted in the sets of 50 each time. Along with this, this stylish mouse features a 1000Hz polling range too.

Looking at the buttons, they seem quite cool!

The mouse has 8 buttons in total and all are customizable. It also has a profile switching button, which is a PLUS. But sadly, it doesn’t have gesture support, which is a con.

The mouse is a wired one only. So if you are on a hunt for wireless mice, check out other options in the list.

Its notched scroll wheel has 24 steps and has a scroll wheel that is tilt enabled. The steps are engraved on the wheel. It looks pretty satisfying when scrolled.

The mouse comes with an arsenal of lighting effects and adjustable colors. The effects and colors can be adjusted via Roccat Swarm software.

Lastly, the mouse is heavy and weighty, making it impossible to fit in the laptop case and carry it along.

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This mouse has been perfectly synced with aesthetics. It has a beautiful logo that adds more points to the entire look.

Important things first – the DPI. The mouse has 18000 adjustable DPI, which can be altered using the macro buttons. For its amazing DPI, the mouse is a massive YES!

Talking about its button; they are 10 in total. The placement is smart enough to allow fingers smartly reach them. The rubberized texture seems absolutely comfortable for your fingers! Also, all buttons are programmable.

In my opinion, the mouse can be a great choice for people with large hands. Because it is absolutely not designed for people with small hands.

Like all other mice, this one is also not portable. But I think, people who use a desktop and have a proper setup won’t be annoyed by its lack of portability.

Conventional mice have 3 RGB lightings, but this one has 4 in total. The lighting can be modified via the software, which is pretty handy to use. The lighting adjusting software i.e. iCUE Software can be downloaded from the website.

The mouse is wired only. If you prefer wireless mice, scroll through the list to find a suitable match.

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G900 revolves around an ambidextrous design that has hard and angular edges but looks pretty good in your hands. Being ambidextrous it can be used by both left and right-handed users with equal ease and comfort.

Just like its name suggests “spectrum”, the product is known for its lighting or LED. There are an array of options when it comes to customizing the lighting colors and patterns. I find the “breathing” pattern pretty cool. A few people believe that G900 has lesser buttons i.e. 13 (I am one of those few people). People like me who have been using 20 buttons mice will find it annoying. However, the good thing is that the buttons are customizable.

A factor that sets the product apart from other options is its dual modes – wired and wireless. To operate it with wire, connect the wire. If you wish to operate it wirelessly, take off the wire. – To use it wirelessly, the mouse should be charged. It takes 2 hours to charge it completely. There are not many models on the market that give you this option.

Besides featuring a 1000Hz polling rate, the product has a maximum DPI of  12o00, while the minimum being 12000 DPI which is fairly enough for jitter clickers. It allows fast and accurate tracking making it a great choice for jitter clicking.

But, like most of the mice on the market – this one isn’t portable at all.

G900 knows the art of coping up with infinite clicks. The product has a 40G acceleration and a speed of 300 inches per second. You can keep moving your hand faster without worrying about anything else.

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Trust me – its first glance will please your heart for sure!

The white body with the touch of a honeycomb pattern having led lights inside that glisten through the holes looks absolutely mesmerizing.

Let me mention that the mouse is wired only. If you need a wireless mouse, there are plenty of options.

This device offers a pretty smooth gliding experience despite having harsh edges and corners. But it doesn’t come with any extra PTFE.

The maximum DPI of this honeycomb mouse is 12000 which is considerably more than enough. I would like to mention that it can ensure fast mouse movement that is just great for jitter clicking.

The minimum DPI is 400. The DPI can be increased through sets of 100 each time. Also, the maximum polling rate is 1000Hz.

This mouse has 6 buttons in total, which are programmable. The scroll wheel is okayish!

Although the performance is great it doesn’t have a scroll wheel tilt which limits productivity, I believe.

Also, the mouse has an ambidextrous design, which means it can be used by left and right-hand users. However, the size of the mouse doesn’t allow people with small hands to use it.

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Desirable Features of The Best Mouse for Jitter Clicking

Are you searching the market to get the best moue for jitter clicking?  If so, here’s some guideline to help you get the best model for yourself:

Choose According to Your Needs:

Everyone does not buy the mouse for the same purpose – you might be purchasing it for gaming, while someone might be doing it for some other reason. It’s a good idea to evaluate your needs and priority before you decide to buy the best mouse for yourself. If you are looking for the best mouse for jitter clicking, you must make sure that it can cope up with millions of clicks in its lifetime.

Don’t forget that for jitter clicking you need to hold the mouse with a firm grip, so it doesn’t slip off your hand. I recommend plastic-built mice with rubber grips to ensure you have a tight grip. Prefer grip over any other thing.

DPI:

What’s the point in getting an aesthetically pleasing mouse that doesn’t have a good response time? it is suggested to invest in mice that offer at least a high DPI for accurate and precise results. Needless to mention that jitter clicking needs quick response time.

Wireless:

Wired or wireless – that is your choice totally. But with my personal experience, I recommend wireless mice. They are easier to carry and use Bluetooth technology to stay connected with the system. Wires can generally affect productivity.

Conclusion

When you search a market, you come across uncountable options!

As a matter of fact, choosing one product for yourself can be a daunting task. I have tried to list some of the best models for jitter clicking. I sincerely believe and recommend Logitech G303 if you are looking for a mouse that can handle jitter clicking well.

I am sure you won’t regret your decision.