If your class needs lots of mocks to be tested it may be a sign that there is too much abstraction/complexity.
You should prefer to instantiate your class with real objects, if you can’t do that then use fakes, as a very last resort you can use a mock but at that point your test is probably useless.
(The exception) If you have an class that is a wrapper around some HTTP requests, then it is fine to mock these HTTP calls. If you have a test that depends on this class, then you can use either mock these calls again, or upgrade to a fake if the mocking is too complex.
You should prefer to instantiate your class with real objects, if you can’t do that then use fakes, as a very last resort you can use a mock but at that point your test is probably useless.
(The exception) If you have an class that is a wrapper around some HTTP requests, then it is fine to mock these HTTP calls. If you have a test that depends on this class, then you can use either mock these calls again, or upgrade to a fake if the mocking is too complex.