Logitech G Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse with Esports Grade Performance

UPDATE 3/21/19 ---- I have just now started my first recharge of this mouse after several days of heavy use with LEDs on. My first charge lasted 16 DAYS!!! Impressive! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- So I have had a Logitech G400 mouse for YEARS. I wanted something new. We all get that itch sometimes lol. Ive never been one of these PC gamers that has a collection of mice. I only had one. This Pro Wireless mouse seemed to be what everyone was talking about. Everyone claimed it had excellent battery life, no input lag compared to a wired mouse, very lightweight etc etc. I was skeptical about the responsiveness... let me tell you its as accurate and responsive as a wired mouse indeed. As far as the battery life goes... I am sitting at 93% after days of usage WITH the LEDs on. The main thing that I had to get used to was its light weight compared to my G400. It took a couple of days but afterwards... I cant go back. In game... it seems so easy to aim at enemies very fast. I game at 800 DPI. Its also very easy to click the left mouse button rapidly and every click registers. I was playing Battlefield V and the semi auto rifles respond so fast to my clicks its almost like an automatic lol. The mouse wheel does NOT have a button to unlock the steps in forward and backward motion so if thats something you use often just know its not on this mouse. The wheel itself is great though. All the buttons are nice and crisp. Theres side buttons on both sides so its good if youre a lefty. Also comes with button covers for whatever side you dont use. Now to address some of the controversy. Im not sure if there was a bad batch towards the end of last year or something but the one I have has no issues with the L and R mouse buttons rubbing together or anything like that. I have played SEVERAL hours of first person shooters with this mouse and I have not felt it rub or become rough once. Also this double clicking issue... I dont have. Make sure you download the Logitech G Hub software for proper firmware and features. Other than that... I highly recommend this mouse. I was skeptical at first but after pretty much a week... Im very satisfied with my purchase and I love it.

Nice features, configurated buttons and programmable dpi

I love this mouse a lot so far. I havent had it for very long but first impressions are great. I bought a new mouse because my Razer Viper Mini was very fatiguing to play with because of my larger hands. This does not have that issue. I can claw grip this mouse very normally and easily. Battery life seems amazing. Not sure if it deteriorates much, but without the G light on, youd only have to charge it maybe once a week depending on how much you play. Mouse wheel is definitely the most premium mouse wheel Ive used. Its super smooth yet still tactile. Charging cable is a bit short but as this is a wireless mouse you will not need to charge often while playing, its not that big of a deal. The skates on this mouse are super smooth as well. Take a bit of breaking in out of box, but once broken in they feel great. Clicks feel pretty normal, I havent noticed anything good, nor bad about them. They feel like average mouse switches. The one thing I DO NOT like about this mouse might have to be the texture. If you get clammy hands it will get quite dirty easily. Coming from the Viper Mini, I much prefer that rougher texture than the G Pros smoother one. Overall for 100$ I can recommend it.

The main thing I like about this mouse that makes it stand out to me is the charging cable. It has these arms that grip the mouse in the front. It doesn’t come out when you’re using the mouse while it’s charging.

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.

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.

Mouse is super light and very responsive

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.

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 to say, this is THE best wireless mouse I have ever owned, and I have owned a few (logitech of old, mamba, etc). I set it up today, with only half battery life (54%), and have been online web-browsing multiple sites for a long while, as well as playing 3 games (Yakuza 0, Vermintide 2, Overkills the walking dead beta) for about 3 and a half hours, and the battery only went down to 52%, in what, maybe 5 hours I have had it installed? I dont think they are exagerating that 64 hour battery life at all (I AM using it w/o the RGB lighting, as the Logitech app said it would cut my time down from 64 hours to 50-52 hours, and I would rather have the extra 12 hours game time than have some light underneath my palm where I cant see it). The mouse is big (I have large hands), but not as big as the steelseries rival (original) is. That is what I am moving on from, the original steelseries rival. Compared to that, it is almost as long as the rival, and as high as the rival in the center, but I wish it was bigger in the rear end side, as it is a little thin at the back for my taste, which means I have to move it more than I would like to, and I feel it under my palm. It is by no means a deal breaker though, as I have been using it for only 5 hours and it already feels VERY natural to me. I can hardly tell I am using a new mouse, except for that thin-ness at the rear. The mouse is VERY lightweight. So, if you people that like a heavy mouse, or like adding weights into a mouse, you are out of lick with this mouse. You may be able to add weights in the rear compartment, meant for storing the cable, but other than that, I think you are out of luck. But, dont discount it because of the weight. My rival mouse was a lot heavier, and I thought I was not going to like this logitech mouse because it IS so lightweight, but I was wrong. I dont mind the weight, and I actually am lifting the mouse a lot less than I used to lift my rival mouse. Heh. The wireless thing is NOT a joke! It truly is just as good as my preferred wired mouse, and its ten times better than any other wireless mouse I have ever used, easily better. It is also just as good hit-scan wise as THE best, most accurate mouse I have ever used, the Logitech G100S. And, that is WITH being wireless! If you have the money, dont even think about it, just buy the mouse. I was thinking this would be another return mouse, and I would have to use one of my backup mice instead, like my zowie 1k. But nope, this mouse is not going back. It will be my primary mouse until it dies (which hopefully wont be until an even better version of this mouse is out). I dont know how they could improve on the mouse, unless they make the battery life even longer, or make it more precise than it already is, except to make it a tiny bit fatter in the rear of the mouse, for people who use a true palm grip, and they make it JUST a palm grip mouse instead of both claw and palm grips. But, that is my opinion, others like claw grips better, and I think this would work well for anyone who uses claw grip also, just becasue of that slim rear end. I cant say enough good things about this mouse to actually make you buy it, but trust me, this IS the mouse you always wanted, have been waiting for forever to cut the cord, and it is right here, right now, available to everyone. No gimmick, just pure kick butt mouse.