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LORGAR wire mouse
Number of products: 8A wired mouse has no battery, so all of its weight goes into the build rather than into a cell. There is nothing to charge, nothing to pair and no port given up to a receiver — and it costs less than the wireless equivalent. This is also the part of LORGAR's range where the highest polling modes live. Below: what you gain, what to check about the cable, and how to match the shape to your grip.
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Why a cable still wins
The weight goes into the build. In a wireless mouse the battery is a dozen-plus grams you cannot remove. A wired one carries no such load, so at the same shape it can be lighter — and weight is something you feel in game more than most of the numbers in a spec table.
Nothing to charge, nothing to pair. The mouse works from the moment you plug it in, including on a computer with no software installed, in the BIOS, and on someone else's machine. There is no such thing as a flat mouse.
No port given up to a receiver, and no transmitter to lose.
A lower price for a comparable sensor and shape.
The highest polling modes. The top polling steps in LORGAR's range are on wired models — if you play on a high-refresh display and want to reach the maximum, look here. The exact supported steps are in the Parametry tab.
What to check about the cable
The cable is the one part of a wired mouse that can get in the way — and the one that is easiest to forget when buying. LORGAR's specification gives the cable length, and the descriptions note that some models use a braided cable and some a soft silicone one. Braided lasts longer; silicone is softer and holds bends less.
If the cable drags the mouse back, a bungee, or simply routing it over the desk edge so the slack doesn't rub the surface, fixes it almost every time. That is a cheaper correction than changing the mouse.
The rest of the decision
Beyond the connection, everything that applies to any gaming mouse applies here: a symmetrical or right-handed ergonomic shape, weight, a PixArt optical sensor with a stated DPI range and maximum tracking speed, a declared button lifespan in millions of clicks, and PTFE feet with a spare set in the box. The full buying guide — DPI, grip, weight, switches — is on the Mice category page.
Every mouse works with the free LORGAR PLATFORM application (Windows 10 and 11) and works without it, plug and play. Manufacturer's warranty: 24 months, verified by serial number.
Frequently asked questions
Is a wired mouse better for gaming than a wireless one?
It is simpler: no battery, no pairing, no receiver — and the highest polling modes in LORGAR's range are here. A good wireless mouse in 2.4 GHz mode is also suitable for play; the choice is whether you would rather have no cable or nothing to charge.
How long is the cable?
Cable length is in the Parametry tab of each model.
Can the cable be detached?
On LORGAR mice the cable is fixed. If you want no cable at all, look at the wireless mice.
How do I stop the cable dragging on the desk?
The simplest fix is a cable bungee, or routing the cable over the desk edge so the slack does not rest on the surface.
Does the mouse need drivers?
No. It works as soon as it is connected. LORGAR PLATFORM is an optional, free Windows application that adds DPI steps, macros, game profiles and lighting.
What about warranty and returns?
24 months of manufacturer's warranty, 2 years of liability for conformity with the contract, and 14 days to return without giving a reason — details in Complaints and returns.
