This Amazon Prime Day, one of the best Logitech gaming mice money can buy is nearly 50% off with this incredible deal.

While there are plenty of the best wireless gaming mice in the market, this one offers great performance without all the unnecessary extras. The Logitech G Pro X Superlight is on sale now for $94.99 on Amazon, nearly cutting in half the already excellent retail price.

Today, Logitech is changing that with the Logitech G309, an $80 mouse that almost does it all. It’s the first Powerplay mouse this inexpensive, the first with Bluetooth, the first that lets you use an AA battery when you’re on the go — and the first Logitech wireless mouse with a supercapacitor inside so you don’t necessarily need a battery at all.

It doesn't feel as premium as some of Logitech's other gaming mice but that's to be expected. I have one lying around in a box somewhere as an emergency mouse for when I'm on my t

Going with a 1500VA model is sufficient for a high-end gaming PC, giving you enough time to safely shut down your system if the power goes out. It features six outlets with both surge protection and battery backup (enough to plug in your desktop, monitor, cable modem, router, and two other items) and four more outlets with surge protection only.

This premium gaming mouse from Logitech is sleek and high performance. The G309 Lightspeed can connect with Lightspeed for Bluetooth.

Logitech G has a new toy for gamers to try out. The brand — which is the gaming arm of Logitech — has released the G309 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Mouse for $80 in black and white. The mouse is Powerplay compatible, meaning you can use it without an AA battery if you also own the Logitech G PowerPlay Wireless Charging System.

But before you write this off as another forgettable peripheral, you should know the Logitech G309 Lightspeed might be the most versatile mouse in Logitech's lineup. This mouse is incredibly lightweight,

A few years ago, the idea of a mouse pad that charges your mouse while you play became all the rage. It seems to have died down lately, though, probably because both elements (mouse and mouse pad) were expensive and gamers didn’t like being USB-tethered.

A major downside of older G502 mice is their poor-quality microswitches, which can be upgraded with soldering skills. There's a whole world of excellent gaming mice out there, but I just don't see myself using any mouse other than the Logitech G502 and its variants.