Both are rechargeable wireless mice designed to provide responsive control without a cable. Each has adjustable features, strong 4.6-star Amazon feedback, and support for different ways of working or playing.
The deciding difference is purpose: the Logitech G Pro Wireless prioritizes lightweight esports-style performance and configurable side buttons, while the TECKNET emphasizes quiet clicks, Bluetooth plus 2.4G connectivity, and switching between two devices.

Logitech G Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse
Best for Best for everyday typing
A lightweight, responsive wireless gaming mouse with a safe shape and configurable side buttons. It remains a strong esports-style option, though its Micro-USB charging feels dated.
- + Responsive LIGHTSPEED wireless connection
- + Light, balanced shape suited to fast games
- + Configurable side buttons support either hand
- − Uses Micro-USB instead of USB-C
- − Limited controls for MMO and productivity workflows
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TECKNET Rechargeable Bluetooth and 2.4G Wireless Mouse
Best for Best for quiet offices and calls
A quiet rechargeable mouse with Bluetooth, a USB-A receiver, two-device switching, and adjustable sensitivity. Best suited to small-to-medium hands.
- + Bluetooth and 2.4 GHz USB-A connectivity
- + Convenient switching between two devices
- + Quieter main-click design
- − Compact shape may feel cramped for large hands
- − USB-A receiver requires an adapter on USB-C-only laptops
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