Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT Wireless Gaming Mouse, Ultra-Lightweight, HERO 25K Sensor, 25,600 DPI, 5 Programmable Buttons, Long Battery Life, Compatible with PC / Mac - Black
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Nicholas
> 3 dayThis mouse is what the description and all the reviews say it is. Fantastic ergo, super light and responsive. The battery life is an absolute treat. Wireless should be wireless and not have to be plugged in all the time.
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bryan
> 3 dayBattery life
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Judith Marker
Greater than one weekI bought this mouse coming from a glorious model o. When I bought this mouse I intended to use it for Minecraft, apex legends, and other FPS/shooter games. The 63 grams no honeycomb wireless mouse was perfect for me. I have used it for only a day but from what I have experienced this is the best mouse.
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Irene Martinez
> 3 dayso I purchased my gpro x superlight and its been great really good best mouse Ive ever used my last mouse was a decently good wired mouse but this most is well worth the price
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JeffreyK
> 3 dayI bought this mouse because I enjoyed the Gwolf Hati mouse and most of all the comfortability of its shape.
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Garrett Laquet
> 3 dayI own both the superlight and the regular Logitech. After using both daily (one for work, one for gaming), they seem almost identical and I havent noticed much of a difference. Because of that, if money is of concern, Id say go with the regular mouse.
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yangyang
Greater than one weekthe mouse is like all other Logitech product, feels like it wont last long, its a good mouse but its high price point makes it not really worth it because u can get lots of good mouse with the same accuracy with similar built quality in a cheaper price.
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Steven Colon
> 3 dayNice gaming mouse that could’ve been tweaked a little, but still beats all other wireless mice out there.
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Josh Graff
> 3 dayCame from the Razer 8K. Was surprised at this mouse being lighter given wireless. And it feels so much more comfortable than the plastic feel of the Razer.
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Justin Mack
Greater than one weeki play FPS games and this mouse is the bees knees