Mouse

Gaming Mouse

Wireless Mouse

Office Mouse

Mouse Bungees & Accessories

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 65,000
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 62,500
 62,500
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 59,999
 58,000
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 57,999
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 50,000
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 37,875
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Frequently Asked Questions

Should I buy a wired or a wireless mouse?

A wired mouse plugs into a USB port and works the moment you connect it, with no batteries and no pairing to manage. A wireless mouse frees up desk space and travels well with a laptop, but you take on charging or battery changes. Our Wireless Mouse section holds the cordless options if that suits you better.

What is a mouse bungee and do I need one?

A mouse bungee is a small stand that holds your mouse cable off the desk so the cord stops dragging and snagging during fast movement. It matters most for players using a wired gaming mouse on a large surface. You will find them in our Mouse Bungees and Accessories section.

Can I order a mouse to a city outside Karachi?

Yes. Our showroom is in Karachi and we deliver nationwide across Pakistan. You can pay by cash on delivery or through online payment when you place the order.

Four mouse sections in one place: gaming, wireless, office and bungees with accessories. Start here, then pick the type that fits your desk and grip.

Computer Mouse

Buyers shopping for a computer mouse in Pakistan land on this page first and then move into one of four sections: Gaming Mouse, Wireless Mouse, Office Mouse, and Mouse Bungees & Accessories. Students replacing a worn laptop pointer, office teams standardising a floor of desks, and players rebuilding a battlestation all start from the same decision, which is what kind of mouse the work calls for. This page routes you to that section rather than holding stock of its own.

The four sections together hold over 900 mice and mouse accessories, and they split along clear lines. Gaming Mouse covers shapes built around fast aim and extra thumb buttons. Wireless Mouse covers cordless units that pair through a USB receiver or Bluetooth. Office Mouse covers plain everyday pointers for document work and browsing. Mouse Bungees & Accessories sits apart from all three, holding the cable arms, feet and spare parts that support a mouse you already own.

Three choices decide which one you buy.

  • The first is connection: a cabled mouse plugs into a USB port and never needs charging, while a cordless one clears the desk but adds a battery or a charging habit.
  • The second is hand fit, because a mouse that suits a palm grip feels wrong under a claw grip, and a wide shell tires a small hand over a long session.
  • The third is button count, since a gaming shape adds side buttons that map to actions, and an office shape keeps two buttons and a wheel so nothing gets pressed by mistake.

Which Section Fits You

Take Office Mouse if you spend the day in spreadsheets, email and a browser, and you want a shape nobody has to learn. Take Wireless Mouse if you carry a laptop between home, campus and a client site, or if you want a clean desk with one cable less. Take Gaming Mouse if you play shooters or strategy titles and want side buttons plus a shape built for quick movement. Take Mouse Bungees & Accessories when the mouse itself is fine and the cable drag, the worn glide feet or a missing receiver is the real problem.

Mega Computer sells from its Karachi showroom and ships nationwide across Pakistan, so you can test the shape in person or order and pay by cash on delivery or online payment. Warranty cover on a mouse depends on the manufacturer behind it, and our staff confirm the terms for the model you pick before you buy. A mouse is small enough that courier handling costs little, which makes it one of the safer parts to order to another city.

One thing worth checking before you order is the port on your machine. Most mice on this page connect over USB, and a slim laptop with only USB-C ports needs an adapter or a Bluetooth model instead. If you buy cordless, keep the receiver stored inside the mouse when you travel, because a lost receiver is harder to replace than the batteries.