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

Ive used gaming mice for over 20 years and the latest batch I purchased was at around 2014. I bought a whole batch of them because they were perfect for my hands and I didnt want to lose out on them as my mice experienced wear and tear over time and the model might become discontinued (it did). My last mouse of this batch recently broke so I was looking for a new mouse with a similar size profile. I found two mice that were similar by Logitech, one of them was a wired budget gaming mouse and one of them was this SuperLight one. Both are highly ergonomic, but the Superlight one is wireless, which I think is very important as I want to feel more free and dont want to have a cable mess. What is quite surprising is how extremely light this mouse is. Its more light than a wired mouse and has a battery inside. How is this possible? Feels amazing - you feel connected to the computer in a very subtle way. The designers are pushing mouse technology forward even after decades of climbing up the final stages of this S-curve.

Just upgraded from a wired gaming mouse and I can feel the quality in the design. From the way the buttons push, to the smoothness, the click sounds so clean. I also got the Tiger Ice for 12.99 and it glides. Worth every penny.

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)

I need to start of with: This is one of the BEST mice I have every used in my life (and I work at a computer full time and play video games). Upside: Not even a year into owning this mouse the right click button went out on the device. From previous personal experience Logitechs warranty is pretty good but this was damage from use so I didnt even bother. Luckily I had the previous version to this (Logitech gpro not superlight) and they use the same switches (you can even order replacement switches online!) After taking apart the mouse (had to replace the feet anyway) this was super easy to manually repair this switch with a soldering iron. The fact that I was able to open this mouse, and easily replace the switch for the right click in less than an hour puts logitech at one of my #1 brands to buy from. Downside: If you dont have a soldering iron or the knowledge to repair electronics this is a super lightweight device. If you throw it around and bang it around it WILL break. Its not called GPRO indestructible, its called superlight. 4/5 because I dont really rough-house my mouse and it still broke within a year. 4/5 though because of the reparability. If there was a reparability score I would give this mouse 6/5.

Firstly, lets talk about the design. The G Pro Superlights sleek and lightweight construction is simply sublime. It feels like it was tailor-made for my hand, providing a comfortable and natural grip that allows for effortless maneuverability during intense gaming sessions. The ambidextrous design is a stroke of genius, accommodating both right and left-handed gamers with equal ease. The wireless technology employed in the G Pro Superlight is nothing short of outstanding. The Lightspeed wireless connection delivers a lag-free and responsive performance, ensuring that every click and movement registers instantaneously. Its a true game-changer to be able to enjoy the freedom of wireless without sacrificing an ounce of precision. Speaking of precision, the HERO 25K sensor is an absolute beast. With a DPI range that can reach up to a mind-boggling 25,600, this sensor tracks my movements flawlessly, allowing me to make pixel-perfect adjustments with ease. Whether Im sniping from a distance or engaging in close-quarter combat, the accuracy and precision of the G Pro Superlight never fail to impress. Battery life is another area where this mouse excels. With up to 70 hours of battery life on a single charge, I can game for extended periods without worrying about running out of power. This is a huge relief compared to other wireless mice Ive used in the past, which required frequent recharging or battery replacements. Customization options are abundant with the G Pro Superlight. The Logitech G Hub software provides a user-friendly interface that allows me to fine-tune settings, adjust DPI levels, and program macros to suit my gaming style. The RGB lighting customization adds a touch of personal flair to my setup, creating an immersive and visually appealing gaming environment.

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.

Everything (nearly) about this mouse is exceptional, except for the shape. I come from Zowie S and Zowie EC series, and this mouse cramps my hand when playing shooters. Sadly, have to return, looking forward to the Zowie EC2-CW wireless mouse for the ergonomic shape and comfort.

The mouse is great in every respect. The sensor is accurate, the battery life is good, and it feels very great to use. The only problem that I have with it is the paint peels off on the side. Im now on my second mouse, soon to be third. This is a common issue with the white version, and most suggest using grip tape to fix the issue. I will be applying grip tape to the third one to solve the problem.

I went on the hunt for one of the new fangled lightweight gaming mouse..mice..mouses whatever. I originally had a g502 which I liked for the extra buttons, but the thing is a brick. Still nice, but its a brick. Ive been playing Valorant lately and thought I might try out one of these lightweight mice. Tried a Pulsar X2 which was great, but it started double clicking within a month of use. So here we are. I went back to Logitech and the biggest drawback is that its expensive. Yes. However, I do LOVE the weight, the ergonomics, and the battery life is pretty solid! Before I get into the things that everyone talks about, Id like to say one of my deciding factors was oddly the software. Yes. Software for accessories is annoying, HOWEVER, one of the things I love is Logitechs dpi shift function. If youre unaware, its the ability to click and hold a button to change the sensitivity of the mouse and when you let go it drops back down to the original sensitivity. Other mice use dpi cycle which isnt quite the same. Id used some that actually cause frame rate drops when I use dpi cycle. So logitech was an easy choice for me. Otherwise, the battery life is nice! I use my mouse a LOT and Id say I have to charge once every few days. You can use it while its plugged in. I did opt in for a third party charging dock...although I still forget to put it on the dock sadly. Also I will say that at first, despite it being lighter, your hand will probably hurt a little bit if youre switching from a different mouse. I thought this was going to be a bad fit for me, but after a couple of days I got used to it and I dont notice a different in comfort levels now. All in all if youre looking for a reliable, lightweight, wireless, high performance mouse, this is definitely it. Its kind of the gold standard for a reason. Id say the pricing is the biggest drawback, but rather than spending $60-100 on a mouse that falls a bit short or disappoints, it might be better to save up and go for this instead!

Im not trying to exaggerate but this mouse has to be the best mouse I have ever used. The level of comfort this mouse provide and the versatility to perform what needs to be done is amazing. For the price you pay it is totally worth it! Hands down!