Mouses wholesale | B2B

Logitech Logitech Ergo Series ERGO M575S Trackball (910-007030) (910007030) Out of stock Price — for partners → Esperanza XM106R Out of stock Price — for partners → Spirit Of Gamer PRO-M9 RGB Black Out of stock Price — for partners → Canyon CNS-CMSW01P Out of stock Price — for partners → ASUS MU101C White Out of stock Price — for partners →

Lenovo Lenovo ThinkPad Bluetooth Silent Mouse w|o battery Black Bluetooth 5.0 Out of stock Price — for partners → Noxo G20 Nightmare Out of stock Price — for partners →

Defender Defender MM-605 Green Out of stock Price — for partners →

Mouse segments in the category

Mice differ by connection type, purpose and ergonomics — this is the base for structuring a storefront for different audiences.

Wired mice — the most affordable segment, stable connection with no battery changes, in demand for office procurement and budget bundles.

Wireless mice (radio and Bluetooth) — for everyday work and mobile users, a growing demand segment.

Gaming mice — higher polling rate, programmable buttons, RGB lighting; a key segment for brands such as Razer, HATOR, ASUS and Delux.

Ergonomic and vertical models — a niche with steady demand from corporate procurement and specialised retailers.

Compact mice — relevant for the mobile accessories segment as a companion to laptops.

Brand overview

The category features 12 core brands with a clear split between mass-market and premium positioning.

Mass-market segment

Trust (93 SKUs), Canyon (84), Havit (56), Gembird (55), Omega (40), Esperanza (35), Delux (31) and Ugreen (31) form the affordable price range with wide model coverage — optimal for a base retail line-up and a starter dropshipping assortment.

Premium and gaming segment

Logitech is the clear category leader with 268 SKUs, spanning both office and premium classes. Razer (40 SKUs) represents the premium gaming direction, HATOR (33) is a gaming brand with growing presence in the Baltics, and ASUS (30) also includes its ROG gaming line.

How a B2B buyer should build the assortment

Logitech accounts for nearly a fifth of all SKUs in the category (268 of 1441), making it a base brand for any storefront, while the remaining 81% is spread across 11 brands — this allows supply-risk diversification and alternatives at different price points. When buying wholesale, it is worth keeping a balance between wired and wireless models, covering three price tiers — mass-market, mid-range and premium gaming — and including both regionally recognised brands (Trust, Canyon, Gembird) and gaming-focused ones (Razer, HATOR, ASUS) for a separate buyer group.

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