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Genius Mice
Genius sells simple, functional mice at prices well below the better-known brands, which makes the range useful for kitting out several desks, replacing a failed mouse quickly, or keeping a spare.
The naming is easy. DX is the wired range — the DX-110 is the plain three-button optical mouse at 1000 DPI, with USB, USB-C and PS/2 variants, and the DX-120 adds USB-C at 1200 DPI. NX is the wireless range, chiefly the NX-7000 on a 2.4GHz receiver with adjustable DPI.
Two models are worth singling out. The AI Copilot Wireless Silent Mouse uses dampened switches, so the click is muted rather than sharp — useful in a shared office. And the Ergo 8230S and 8350S are the comfort models, the 8230S sculpted and silent, the 8350S a true vertical shape that rotates the hand into a handshake position.
All of these are optical mice suited to office and home use rather than gaming.
Genius Mice Buying Guide and FAQ
This Genius Mice range covers Genius products. Below are the common questions.
Are Genius mice and keyboards any good?
Genius is a well-regarded name in mice and keyboards, with a range that spans budget to high-end. The best model depends on your needs and budget, so compare the key specs rather than choosing on the badge alone.
Which Genius model should I choose?
Start with what you need from your mice and keyboards, then pick the Genius model whose features and price fit. If you want help comparing, our mice and keyboards guide explains what to look for.
What should I check before buying?
Match the key specs to your setup and budget, check compatibility with your other parts or devices, and look at the warranty. The right Genius product is the one that fits your needs, not just the most expensive.