Logitech G Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse with Esports Grade Performance

Very good sensitivity and sensitivity sensor, I like thats mouse, nice soft and good build, good quality, better symmetrical mouse jve never seen before than other.

Ive had razer mice since always. Finally, I decided to try something different and I feel like I made a great choice. Very comfortable, aesthetic, and convenient. If you want a good mouse get this one, it wont be a bad decision.

I did not have to charge the mouse for 5 days when i got it

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 really like this mouse, a LOT. If you have not tried wireless before you have to, its way better than wired. This mouse is extremely light, smooth on my mouse pad, and has a wide array of DPI settings and controls. The battery life will last around 2-3 days depending on how often you use it and if you decide to turn it off or not. The cable that comes with it fits nicely and is secured so it does not fall out. The ONLY issue I have with this mouse, is the fact that it is ambidextrous. I understand that there are left handed people out there, but I dont get why Logitech decides to make their flagship mouse so uncomfortable for BOTH handed people. Whether using this right handed with a Palm grip or left handed instead of a Claw grip it is very uncomfortable and you will frequently need to adjust because of the awkward shape of the mouse. I feel that for mice you NEED to have an ergonomic grip, whether you are right or left handed. So if you are right handed just go with an ergonomic mouse but if you really dont care about that then this thing is great!

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.

I bought the Logitech G Pro Wireless to be my new laptop mouse and I like it a lot more than I expected. To the point I am making excuses to use it on my Desktop, while its new and shiny. Instead of my G502 X Plus, which will stay my main mouse. This is a fantastic mouse, especially at the less than $100 price point. Would I like the Superlight as much or better? Probably, yes. Is it worth the extra $40-$70? Not to me, considering the Superlight doesnt have USB C either, which would be my main reason to consider it. This mouses strength is its (now medium) weight, simplicity, and ambidexterity. PROS: - Ambidextrous yet very comfortable shape - Button options to make it fully functional as a left-handed mouse, if thats your thing - Normal Logitech Powerplay compatibility, Lightspeed connection, and 25K Hero sensor - On board dongle storage - Good size and weight for traveling without being too small for my hands CONS: - No Bluetooth connection option - Smooth plastic texture on sides make mouse slippery when my hands are dry - Micro USB

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.

I Bought This While it was on sale for 40 dollars and for that price i can recommend this but not for full price heres why. Im Not sure if it is my pc or the mouse dongle or maybe the mouse itself but it almost feels like it has mouse acceleration/smoothing on and i couldnt personally figure out how to change it if there was any to begin with. for that reason i give it 4 stars but if its on sale for 40 grab this mouse ITS WORTH IT definitely better that my 10$ cheapo mouse.