Logitech G Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse with Esports Grade Performance

REASON FOR INITIAL PURCHASE My Logitech 703 (of 2 years) died, so to upgrade, and fix the center scroll-wheel at the same time, I purchased the next best mouse. 1ST OPINION (QUALITY) Materials are good, and the longevity of the product is clearly better than most other brands. Their software is perfect, tons of configuration and the on-board memory storage is a great feature. 2ND OPINION (BAD ERGONOMICS) I liked the Logitech G Pro mouse at first, but then found that I had to hold the mouse weird and (even with small hands) the entire right side of my hand still touches the table/mousepad when I play games or even during basic use cases. This mouse is small and light, which I thought would be a good feature, but it just didnt work out that way. 3RD OPINION (SLIGHT ISSUE) You will need grip tape if you dont want to drop the damn thing when you move to a different corner of the mousepad. This thing is slick since Day 1. No coating whatsoever, to save on material and to make the mouse last longer, there is no grippy silicone like the 703 model has. So, theres another $15 to spend to make the mouse like what it should have been. CONCLUSION Ive now used this mouse for 3 years and am looking for a decent replacement for better ergonomics (found one already). Time to retire this one. Wont be purchasing the same mouse, or even a Logitech. NO USB-C, which is stupid - its 2022. Your cord is proprietary, waste of wire. They made a super-light version of this same mouse but didnt change the port. I guess it was too much effort for something they want to sell for $150.

when i get this mouse for replacement of g903, i move the powercore from g903 to this one. it wont charge on powerplay pad. then i searched the fix: exit logitech g hub, goto : C:Users[your name]AppDataLocalLGHUB, delete the settings.json file. then restart the logitech g hub. it start to charge.

If you need an extreme gamer mouse, buy this if you need a web browsing mouse, buy the M510 instead, its shaped like not a bar of soap pros: lightweight, has buttons, extremely fast and accurate cons: no ergonomics at all, shaped like a bar of soap, too much DPI to use as a normal mouse

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.

I previously owned two G602 and they both died within a year: one with left button multiple clicks when only pressed once, the other had a malfunction scroll wheel. So Im very pleased to see the G Pro survived more than a year in my hand in ALMOST perfect condition. After a year of daily driving this mouse, the scroll wheel start to feel unresponsive and make a strange notice while all other buttons works perfectly fine. Definitely a better build quality than the G 603 but I wish the scrolling wheel is more durable.

This mouse seems overpriced and the battery life, while understandable, is a little low. Otherwise, its very smooth and fluid, ergonomic, light, and fairly quiet.

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.

So lets get this out of the way, why not 5 stars. The only reason Im not giving this mouse 5 stars is because the profile/settings are not stored on the hardware itself. Logitech software must be running for RGB profile as well as resolution setting. The mouse has a default RGB setting and DPI. This is my first wireless mouse, so maybe that is the reason? My previous wired mice Razer and Corsair brand seemed to keep their profile. Charging: I dont have the charging mat to go with this mouse, but I dont find it a hassle to charge. Pretty convenient using the cable they provide which the USB dongle can attach to. I try to swap them out once a week just to make sure it always has a charge. Hand-feel: I have fairly large hands (62 is my height), the size was a little concerning for me as Ive always purchased large mice. I like it though, it weighs next to nothing, especially compared to the last few mice Ive used. The only other minor gripe I have with this mouse is that I tend to have my pinky on the ground when I play. There are times when I flick right (Im right handed) and the fat on my pinky goes under the mouse bringing up the right edge of the mouse off the table. The mouse basically must have full contact to operate and I have noticed at times, not just flicking, but panic tracking, that the mouse is non-responsive because it is just a few MMs off the table. Ive been trying to adjust how I hold the mouse which always alleviates the issue, and I could probably benefit from better mouse-posture anyway, so I cant really consider this in my star-rating. Software: IMO Razer has the absolute best software for my needs. The Logitech software seems good, Ill need more time and play more variety of games to really see if it checks all the boxes for me though. Ive been fairly casual since I got this mouse, Ark Survival Evolved, Rust, Icarus, Among Us, pretty much all things that only require default functionality, no MMO play yet. Random thoughts: What happened to the day when wed add weights to our mice? I think part of it is the popularity of quick-action shooters such as Valorant. You cant flick with a boulder. I purchased this mouse because I really like the game Rust, a popular Rust streamer, spoonkid, plugged this mouse during one of his streams and I wanted to check it out. I tell you what, I went from a rock on the beach to AK in half the time with this mouse. j/k I still suck at Rust, but thats on me.

Very light, very good program to adjust any settings if needed.

Compared to other logitech mice, the M550 wireless mouse can easily outbeat the battery and connectivity time from this overpriced gaming mouse. You would think paying this much for a mouse would give you a longer connection time but thats not the case. Design wise, the mouse is awful for ergonomics, for small hands. Its an awkward position. Atleast the matte surface allows no sweat buildup. As for gaming, its actually a really great mouse considering it has customizable buttons for either left or right handed users, making it flexible it terms of user experience.