Logitech G Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse with Esports Grade Performance

Three years of thrashing as of July and my first one has finally given up the ghost. I can no longer reliably click and hold with it on the primary mouse button. It has survived a grand child growing up from three to six in that time learning (even more abusively than from me) how to Lego City Undercover. I have logged over 2,000 hours on my Steam games of choice in that time aside from the 50 hours of City Undercover and just under 500 hours of DIII gaming on this particular mouse. *The battery still holds the same charge it did when new (perceptually, I have not timed it). So do my other two. *After a firmware update one copy of three (not the one being replaced) stopped double clicking when not commanded *I would only ask that Logitech fix their garbage G hub and put a USB C port on the mouse. I wont use another mouse or provide one for my nieces, nephews, and now grandchildren to local with me or get their game on under my roof.

I bought this blue and gold abomination only because it was less than half the price of the normal black G Pro Wireless, no doubt due to it being about as visually appealing as a bowel movement. Setting aside its unfortunate looks, this mouse works every bit as well as any other G Pro Wireless, so, if you want a good deal on one and dont mind what it looks like, get this one.

After I got this mouse(2/22) Ive been using it with clean hands, and using sanitizing my hands before I game or work. Around a month(3/23) after, the sides of the gold trim started to fall, because the paint is coated outside the mouse. I contacted support and since its outside the exchange date, you cant get an exchange. Now it leaves a weird bump feeling on the thumb part when you move the mouse. But Ill say, at the beginning when the mouse is in good shape, its pretty good to game with until the paint falls off, then theres the weird feeling when you flick on the enemies.

Ergonomic, light, a little slippery due to the plastic construction, but ultimately I would suggest not getting this mouse solely due to the fact that the software cannot tell how much battery is left. The mouse can be charging, displaying 100%, and then moments after disconnecting display 68%, suddenly 10% (with a flashing red light on the mouse itself), plug it in, back to 85%. Ive left it on the charger for an entire weekend to come in on monday morning to it displaying that the battery is at critical levels and needs to be charged immediately. I do not believe that the battery is actually low or bad.. performance never suffers due to the red indicator. I just think the software doesnt read the battery level properly. The software is horrendous but required if youre going to change your DPI settings. For nearly $100, you can certainly get a better mouse.

My old mouse (Steelseries Sensei) started to behave weird after 12 years of use and thought about this one to replace it... best decision ever. The mouse is so light and comfortable that makes it a real pleasure to play with it.

I have had those little mice that are like $20 that you can find at any store before from Logitech and they have been OK and have served their purpose but when I came to gaming mice I always used wired mice specifically those from corsair. Getting this mouse has made my experience using my PC in both gaming and non-gaming applications significantly better. This mouse is extremely lightweight, holds a charge all day, and has durable sensors from my experience. It might be just a Windows 10 thing but I have noticed that if I turn off my computer and turn off my mouse at the end of the night windows will sometimes awake from sleep. My strategy to mitigate this has been to plug in the mouse, then tell my PC to go into sleep mode, and then while it is going into sleep mode I flip the mouse over and turn it off. Doing this has led to my computer not a waking from sleep in the middle of the night as it has done previously with other mice and my mouse is still able to charge. I charge this mouse every night when I go to sleep and I use the mouse pretty much from 8 AM to 10 PM most days of the week with maybe an hour in that timeframe where I am idle. It has never died on me during use. One drawback that I would say this mouse does have however are the stock feet which are not bad but I would recommend upgrading as you can get a decent pair of aftermarket feet for $20 or so with a noticeable difference in smoothness. Another one and probably the most problematic for all users who care about looks is the finish of the mouse. The mouse has a somewhat map finish which looks great until you touch it. The area where my thumb and pointer finger rest are permanently shiny. I realize that this mouse is made out of ABS plastic which is prone to shining overtime but these areas of my mouse shined faster than the ABS key caps that I use. It’s not that I ate some greasy food or anything just the oils in my hands have caused this thing to shine, despite trying to clean it after I observed the initial shining taking place. Personally, I don’t care that much about it as my hand is normally on top of it anyways but some people may be concerned with that. Those are really the only two complaints I have about this mouse and the pros vastly outweigh the cons. I purchased this mouse for around US$100 so if you can get it for that or less I would say it is worth the money.

I have been using this mouse for almost two weeks and am very glad I made the purchase. My previous mouse was the Logitec G502 Hero, which is also a phenomenal mouse. The G502 Hero is a much cheaper alternative, but it is wired. The G502 Lightspeed has the same great sensor, but it has a few more buttons and is just a little heavier. That being said, there was a small break-in period for me while using the mouse. For the first few days, it felt too uncontrollable. Youd be surprised how much of an impact a wire will cause on your mouses feel. The drag of the wire being gone was alone a big thing to get used to. This mouse is also lighter which added to the feeling. After a week of daily usage, it feels MUCH better, even better than my last mouse. This mouse also has fewer buttons than the G502, but sometimes less is more! It has the primary buttons you need for FPS games. PROS: - Easy setup. Just install Logitech G Hub for customization. - Great battery life with very quick charging. - Great for large hands using claw grip. CONS: - Price - Fewer buttons than G502 but you wont miss them after the break-in period - Small break-in period if moving from heavier mice. Overall solid mouse. 10/10 overall, but only getting a 4 star in the Ergonomic category since the stock pads are not as good as aftermarket alternatives, but they are still very usable.

Despite its simple looks it’s actually really awesome. I love the lightweight feel and it’s super comfortable to hold. I am super bad about charging it however I barely ever have to.

get this one instead of the normal version to save money if you dont mind the blue color and stupid yellow lines.

If you have ANY hair on your mousepad, it will get stuck in the laser sensor, which will cause your mouse to glitch around. You need some tweezers to pick em off the sensor, just dont scratch it... Kinda disappointing in this sense. In addition, the Logitec program that you install to control the mouse kind of sucks, because when you plug the mouse in to charge, you gotta restart the logitec program, because if you dont, the mouse will glitch around sometimes and not move for a second.