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Built For Speed, Made To Win - Our Gaming Mouse Collection

A good mouse can make or break your gaming session, whether it's the split-second click that lands a headshot or the smooth tracking that keeps your cursor exactly where you want it. We build mouse for exactly that: precision, speed, and comfort, whether you're grinding through a competitive match or just getting through your daily workload. From zero-lag wired mouse for serious gamers to wireless options that let you switch between your laptop, tablet, and phone without missing a beat, there's a mouse built for how you actually play and work.

What Types of Gaming Mouse Do We Offer?

Foxin's gaming mouse lineup covers two core types, so there's a match for every setup and every play style:

  • Wired Gaming Mouse - The Phantom series (GM 103-107), built for zero-lag competitive gaming.
  • Wireless Mouse - Neonview, Voltra, combining Bluetooth and 2.4GHz connectivity for cable-free freedom.

How to Choose the Right Mouse: A Quick Buying Guide

Not sure which one fits you? Here's what to consider before you buy:

Play competitively or need zero input lag? 
Go wired; the Phantom series delivers instant response with no connection drops.

Want to switch between laptop, tablet, and phone? 
Go wireless; Neonview and Voltra connect up to 3 devices at once.

Need something light for everyday browsing and office work? 
FLOW's compact 58g body and 3-level DPI are built for exactly that.

Chasing the highest DPI for FPS or MOBA games? 
The Phantom series goes up to 7200 DPI, the highest in the range.

Wired vs Wireless Mouse: Which One Should You Pick?

Feature Wired (Phantom Series) Wireless (Neonview / Voltra) Wireless (FLOW)

Connectivity

USB wired

Bluetooth + 2.4GHz Bluetooth + 2.4GHz
Max DPI 7200 DPI 3200 DPI 1600 DPI
Buttons 6-7 5-6 4
Battery Not required 20-25+ days Up to 20 hrs
Multi-device pairing No Yes (up to 3 devices) No

Best for

Competitive gaming, zero lag Gaming + multitasking Everyday, office, travel

What's the Difference Between a Gaming Mouse and a Regular Mouse?

A gaming mouse is built for speed and precision that everyday mice don't need. Foxin's Phantom series goes up to 7200 DPI with instant on-the-fly DPI switching, 10 million click-rated switches for durability under heavy use, and dedicated RGB lighting for a proper gaming setup look. 

A regular mouse, by comparison, is optimized for basic cursor movement and comfort, not split-second accuracy in fast-paced games. Foxin's wireless options like Neonview and Voltra bridge the gap, offering gaming-grade DPI (up to 3200) with the convenience of wireless multitasking.

Ready to Level Up Your Game?

Whether you need zero-lag precision for ranked matches or a wireless mouse that keeps up with your multitasking, your next upgrade is right here. Browse the full range and find the mouse that matches how you actually play.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use an SSD enclosure to turn my old SSD into an external drive?

Yes. Just slide your SSD into the enclosure and connect it via USB, it works as an external drive instantly.

What's the difference between SATA and NVMe SSD enclosures?

SATA enclosures (like S1 PRO) support 2.5" SATA drives. NVMe enclosures (N1/N2 Express) support M.2 NVMe and SATA drives, and run faster.

Do I need to install drivers for an SSD enclosure?

No. All Foxin SSD enclosures are plug-and-play, no drivers or software needed.

Is a 10Gbps SSD enclosure worth it over 5Gbps?

Yes, if you transfer large files often. 10Gbps (N1/N2 Express) is faster for heavy workloads; 5Gbps (S1 PRO) is fine for everyday use.

Can I put a laptop's internal SSD into an external enclosure?

Yes, as long as the drive's form factor (2.5" SATA or M.2 NVMe/SATA) matches the enclosure.

Does an SSD enclosure work with Mac and Linux, or only Windows?

It works with all three, Windows, Mac, and Linux, no extra setup required.

What size SSD enclosure do I need for a 2TB drive?

Both options work. S1 PRO supports up to 6TB; N1/N2 Express support up to 4TB.

Why does my SSD enclosure get hot during large transfers?

Higher speeds generate more heat. N1/N2 Express use an aluminium body to dissipate heat better during 10Gbps transfers.