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 - White

This mouse has been perfect. There’s only 1 problem, the paint right where my thumb sits has worn through in less then a year. It’s a minor complaint, but still this is the first mouse I’ve had do this. If Logitech reaches out I’ll gladly change to a 5 star.

Youre reading this review to try and convince yourself this is not worth buying. Unfortunately it is. Coming from a modded GPW @ ~ 72 grams I thought maybe the jump down wouldnt be that noticeable. It is. This mouse is super light. Its even in the name. My GPW now feels like a lead weight. The white colorway also looks super clean. The coating on this mouse is definitely better than the GPW, especially if your hands produce copious amounts of perspiration during long gaming sessions like mine. The stock feet arent great but they are passable. I did use them for a couple weeks and completely broke them in, but they never felt very great. The glide was decent enough but somehow they conversely seemed to have both high starting friction and low stopping power. Switched to core pads and now the feet feel great. To be fair the stock feet on the GPW were worse. Scratchier glide, same high starting friction, but a bit more stopping power. Switched to core pads and then they felt great. Hmmm. Clicks on M1 and M2 are nice and crisp. I personally like the slightly softer feel of the side buttons as compared to the original. Then again, I rarely use M5 for anything and mostly just use M4 for my knife in csgo or to browse back a page. Scroll wheel feels about the same as GPW, maybe a bit more defined steps.....or its just that my GPW has been used for bhopping for several years at this point. But, its expensive. And the white is rarely in stock. As to $150, how many years do you plan to use the mouse? In my case thats at least 2-3 and at that point its like buy a $50-75 mouse every year. Most of which will give in to wear and tear by that point. If my previous mouse is anything to base a guess off, Id say this mouse should easily last that long with proper care (Dont rage-slam your mice, actually maybe just dont rage at all) TL;DR: So, is it worth it? Well, if youre a competitive person, like gaming, and can afford it then yeah...it feels like it makes aiming easier. 100(%easier to aim)=X more frags X more frags+ Y competitive nature=Z more fun Z more fun/$150= N fun/dollar just do the maths find your ultimate fun per dollar ratio

Been an avid competitive FPS fan for 2 decades now. This mouse combines a lot of what I loved about my last two mice: The Zowie FK1, and the original G Pro, but isnt flawless. Pros: - Very, very light. - Excellent tracking. Best in class sensor. - Excellent, FK series-like mouse shape. Surprisingly fits my hand well for such a light mouse that Id expect to be tiny. - Ultra smooth mouse feet that dont need much breaking in at all - Crisp scroll wheel - Surprisingly good battery life for such a light mouse - Can separate receiver from charger, making it easier to use things like USB hubs without dedicated power (I use a hub to switch between my work and gaming PC). - Preference, but I actually really like the feel of the coating. I agree with the chalky description, it feels smooth and almost powdery but grips quite well, and doesnt feel cheap. Cons: - Needs the software download to change DPI or see battery life (comes set at 800dpi) - Side button clicks feel unsatisfying and a bit mushy. Top buttons are ok but not great. - No DPI button, so different settings in different situations is hard to toggle between - Ambidextrous design, with a right-handed layout. Seems like ergonomics could have been considered a bit better. Using the mouse the first night felt like home. Its amazing finally having a mouse that is both ultra-light, AND wireless, for completely unencumbered fragging. As good as it is for FPS, the crispness of the buttons, and the ergonomics, leave some things to be desired for all-around use. Id also really love to see a better charging option than the cable or charging mat. The cable is something I always have to find/plug in, and the charging mat is not viable for anyone who relies on very large, existing mouse mats. An old-school dock, like logitech used to have circa 2006, would have been great here. Still, this will likely remain my daily driver for quite a while, and I recommend it for anyone looking for a next-level ultra light mouse.

I have played CSGO for years and have 500 hours on Kovaaks. I have tried many different mouses. From the original G Pro (I believe its the G305 basically), SS rival 310, SS rival 300, S rival 600, SS prime wireless, G502, G402, Glorious Model O Wired/Wireless, Zowie EC1/2-A, razer viper. The GPX is a solid mouse and it weighs 63 grams. For its wireless technology, it basically has 0 delay and I didnt feel anything off. The battery is amazing, I would just charge it every week while having the switch on. The clicks are solid, the scroll wheel is amazing. Playing KZ, I felt natural. I think the clicks are decent. The stock feet is pretty good, it took like a week for it to break in. I would consider buying custom feets, because these feets are defintely thin and will probably wear out. I feel like I have control with my mouse when I play CS. For kovaaks, tracking and target switching it is amazing. I did have trouble doing static clicking because of how light it is (overaiming too hard). For the shape, its safe and I can use practically any grip, obviously I have a main grip but when I play kovaaks (45 cm), I can track fine because how safe the shape is (claw grip, sometimes fingertip grip). I have no cramps and I can grind for hours on kovaaks without feeling cramps from being uncomfortable. I do get fatigue, but thats what you get for playing for hours. I used to get cramps from using the Model O, and after using this mouse, where I can aim at the highest level and be comfortable. I cant think of any reason to change mouses. The only reason I held off getting this mouse was because of the price, but honestly I bought like 3-4 mouses that I liked but had problems later on and it costed way more than the GPX in total. I would say just to buy it, spend time with it. If you cant enjoy this mouse after a week, then I would say get a refund.

Been playing mostly FPS games since 95 and have been into mice ever since testing them and competing with them and I try even ones I think and even know I wont like or use. This one however is my new number 1 its the perfect weight and I have tried modified mice that weigh as little as 35 grams which is actually too light I think 55 to 80 grams now days is the way to go with what we have available. I went from my primary as my Viper Ultimate to this, its much better in my opinion the new coating is top notch, no double click issues (never had them with the original anyways after owning it before launch) Scroll wheel is excellent. Side buttons are a little mushy but they are side buttons they are not high priority. new skates are great and glide really smooth. Have compiled a list of just some of the mice I have tried over the years and I just have to say the G pro X Superlight is the one to use. Incomplete list of Mice Ive tried over the years: Zowie EC1 Zowie EC1-A Zowie EC2-A Zowie FK1 and + version Zowie FK2 Zowie S1 and S2 Zowie ZA entire series Asus ROG GLADIUS I and II Logitech G Pro Logitech G Pro Wireless Logitech MX 518 Logitech G502 (brick) Logitech G403 Logitech G700s Logitech G900 Logitech G703 Logitech G602 Logitech G303 Roccat Kone Pure Roccat Pure owl eye Roccat Kain 100 Roccat Burst Pro Finalmouse Ergo (first run) Finalmouse Ergo (second run summer edition) Finalmouse Tournament Pro Finalmouse Scream One Second Edition Finalmouse Utralight pro and Ultralight 2 Finalmouse Air 58 Microsoft Intellimouse (early models and modified present day) Razer Basilisk Razer Naga Razer DeathAdder (all versions) Razer Lancehead Razer Abyssus Razer Viper (original) Razer Viper (new 2019 version) Razer Viper Ultimate Razer Viper Mini Razer Mamba elite Razer Mamba wireless Razer Ouroboros Razer Imperator Razer Diamondback Steelseries Rival Steelseries Sensei Steelseries Kinzu Glorius Model O (first and second batch) Corsair m65 Corsair Glaive Mionix Naos 7000 Mionix Avior Mionix Naos 3200 Dream Machines DM1 Pro S Fnatic Flick 2 Fnatic Clutch 2 GLorious Model O Glorious Model O- Glorious Model O wireless Glorious Model D- Gwolves Hati Gwolves Hati S Gwolves Skoll Coolermaster MM710 and modified version Coolermaster CM110 Coolermaster MASTERMOUSE MM530 Logitech G Pro X Superlight (current primary)

Remember to fully charge your mouse when you first get it! Ive always liked wired mice. You dont have to change the batteries, the response time has got to be the best, but when I tried the superlight, I was amazed. Since its so light, it causes almost no fatigue on your hand. It also allows for quick, responsive and precise movement. Since there is no cord, there is no drag whatsoever and this is actually HUGE. I used the G403 Hero wired mouse for a while but disliked the fact that the side rubber grips would deteriorate over time. This superlight X has solid plastic all around so there is no rubber to deteriorate. Furthermore, it comes with replaceable rubber grips to apply on the side and M1/M2 buttons. It has a superglide circle that can replace the black plastic one underneath the mouse to allow it to glide even more easily. Its a very basic mouse, and I would say it is good for a small to medium size hand grip. If you have large hands and long fingers, it may not be the mouse for you. It takes about an hour and a half to fully charge, and the battery lasts for about a week. Its best to just charge the mouse overnight. If your PC does not supply power to the USB ports when it is off, there should be a way to change this setting in the BIOS. This way, you can conveniently charge the mouse when you are done using your PC. Otherwise, an external power source can supply power to charge the mouse. The response time, when measured by rtings.com is actually identical if not even better than the wired g403 counterpart. This is hard to believe; both wired and wireless logitech mice can provide a 1ms response at a polling rate of 1000hz. The study shows that including button travel, this is actually a .03ms response time for all buttons. Thats pretty amazing. In a competitive gaming environment, pro players will always choose mice like this. No cord drag which inhibits aim, super light for quick movement, insanely good sensor for precision aim, and fast response time for faster reaction speed. Cant find anything negative to say about this mouse, YET!

Almost perfect. Everything is so great about it, and an upgrade in almost every way from the G305 I used to use. Except ONE thing, the clicking requires a little bit too much pressure. As in, you have to apply more force than an average mouse to click. The clicking itself feels very good, but it requires too much pressure to click down. By no means is it a LOT of pressure required, but its more than I want in a superlight mouse. Because if you have to press down this hard on a superlight mouse, it defeats the purpose of the mouse being light because of the added weight you have to apply to the mouse in order to click. Extra noticeable when tracking targets. I even sometimes find myself trying to click, but never clicking because i didnt apply enough pressure. If the clicking was just a little lighter, it would be 10/10, but its still 9/10

Works well with our laptop and pc

Theyre not kidding about the superlight aspect. Switching from the much heavier Logitech G600, I immediately noticed a greater sense of speed and precision. Despite this, the build quality does not feel flimsy or fragile, and the battery life lasts roughly 2 weeks. This is the best mouse Ive owned, but I do hope they make a variation of it with more side buttons, if possible.

Ive been using Zowie EC2-B for the past several years. I really liked it and thought it was great. The thing is I recently noticed a strange behavior with its primary button. When you click it really fast, it sometimes doesnt engage. I think its part due to design flaw. The buttons on EC2-B are continues. They are part of the mouse body. But, where the buttons meet the solid plastic the click there is very inconsistent. Even if you go slightly towards the middle it also skipping sometimes. This is especially prominent when you shoot very fast. So this prompted me to look for an alternative. By chance I visited site that had s1mples setup and I noticed Logitech G Pro. After watching few reviews and looking through feedback on amazon, I decided to give it a try. My first impression was a bit pessimistic going from EC2-B and using it for years. I thought the clicks where very loud. But then I tested both side by side and started to really enjoy Logitech G Pro. It was lighter and easier to control. With the same setting I had on EC2-B, the mouse was a lot sharper and my aim was precise. It glides well and I am enjoying it a lot. I highly recommend!