Logitech G Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse with Esports Grade Performance

This is my second one. The first died after roughly 4 years of daily use and abuse. So, since I was totally happy with this mouse I bought it again. Still a great mouse. However, somebody did something to the mouse wheel. Its driving me nuts. If I try to scroll down, it scrolls first up, then down. If you try to scroll slowly, it jumps all over the place.

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

Works well, easy to use, light and accurate. I would avoid using the latest logitech software but the older version of the software is great and it works with it. If your debating on getting it get it, definitely for smaller hands though.

This mouse is really nice. Good quality, light weight. Fit the length of my hand. I like the outlook of it, smooth and clean. The click sound it a little bit loud, if you want a quite mouse, this is not the one you want. But for playing game, I enjoy the clear click sound.

Honestly, I just use for my office at my job as my work from home setup I have another lightweight mouse Im used to and I simply refused to use the cheapy mouse my companys IT supplied. This is a fun mouse and if it werent for all my peripherals at home being USB-C Id definitely consider buying the Superlight version for the house (this uses micro-USB, wtf Logitech?). It texture and feel are GREAT. Idk what kind of paint or coating they use but its extremely soft to the touch and very smooth (but not slipppery or anything) The stock feet that came were kinda crappy so I got hyperglides and it performs a bit better. Also, it was weird having the DPI button on the bottom but apparently this was feedback from pro gamers. Idk but I have accidentally clicked the DPI button on other mouses where its below the scroll wheel before during frantic seasons in FPS games so I can see the usefulness, but I know some people prefer an easy to access DPI to go between sniping and general shooting in FPSs. But in that situation may as well get a mouse with dedicated macros or a sniper switch, right? Again, never used it for gaming but I can tell this would be great for that. I prefer superlight mouses and this is probably the heaviest Id go for a lightweight mouse. I actually kind of dig that it doesnt have the honeycomb cutouts which my other mouse has.

Great mouse but the battery life could be better. Lasts about a week with normal use.

Had this mouse for years and it is working great most of the time, the battery life is great around charging every 3-4 days to a week. However, is has a problematic left click. For example, when you encounter enemy and you press down left click hard it will also trigger middle click, its kind of annoying in fps games. So might just want to go easy on the lect click.

Never tried a wireless mouse for gaming now i wont go back. This is a great gaming mouse with good software to dial in the settings. Ive used it now and wont go back to a wired mouse. Battery life is so-so not great but charges pretty fast. Overall i would buy again.

Pros: - Very lightweight. Good for lower fatigue during long gaming sessions and many competitive gamers (including myself) preference in competitive FPS. - Wireless - Truly ambidextrous with replaceable buttons/plugs for right and left side of mouse - Awesome skates. Glides across mousepad smoothly allowing for accuracy and comfort. - Good click feel of all buttons - Logitech 25k hero sensor (If you feel like you really need it) Cons: - Small mouse. Those with anything over medium+ sized hands who dont use claw grip will find this mouse somewhat uncomfortable to grip for longer periods - Shape. I feel like they sacrificed some ergonomics in the shape to make it ambidextrous. Egg-shaped. Not particularly terrible. For $120, I expect a mouse to feel like it was made specifically for my hand and grip style. - Not impressed with the battery life. While understanding they need to sacrifice battery size to make it lightweight but mouse wires that are made today dont really affect your gameplay unless your desk space is very limited. Id recommend getting wireless only if you REALLY want and have a good reason to go wireless. Conclusion: Great gaming mouse. Checks a lot of boxes in terms of build quality, weight, mouse skates. Particularly great if youre REALLY gunning for an all wireless setup. I would say that what this mouse brings to the table as a whole does not justify the $130 price tag.

For a limited edition mouse, I would say i got it at the best price considering it had a 52 percent off deal. ive been using it for about 2 weeks now and its great. One of the best mice if not the best mice ive ever used