Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT Wireless Gaming Mouse, Ultra-Lightweight, HERO 25K Sensor, 25,600 DPI, 5 Programmable Buttons, Long Battery Life, Compatible with PC / Mac - Black

The good:

I bought two G pro x from Amazon, and the switch and model of the two mouses are different. The switch is the greatest issue. The first one has pretty stiff switches on all buttons (right, left, sides). The click would be pretty noisy as well. The second one is much better (compared to G pro, it is still nosier and stiffer), but the issue still happened on the right switch, which makes me feel odd while aiming because normally the left switch should be harder to press than the right one.

Pc gamer for a long time. Decades. Bit into the light weight mouse scene.

Love this mouse, super light and a very long battery life. Feels so nice and I havent had any ms or latency problems.

Statistically the best mouse for any game at the moment. Great size, insane battery life, and easy to set up/use.

I was looking for a new mouse and I never had a wireless mouse so the decision was either the superlight or the regular one. However, the regular g pro had reports of double click issue after months of owning it so I opt to get the superlight and Im happy that I did. The mouse is very light and 1 full charge can last me 16 days before having to charge it again. I replaced the feets with Esports Tiger ICE and also replaced the switches with Kailh GM 2.0 Teal 20M Micro Switch. This made the mouse sound and feel crisp which made it very enjoyable to use on a daily basis. I had this for a year and the only wear was the logo on the mouse other than that it still feels great.

Great for gaming. Very light weight. Great size to palm and has more freedom than with a wired mouse.

Logitech G PRO X Superlight Wireless Gaming Mouse is by far the best gaming mouse I have used. This newest model from Logitech offers a cord-free mouse without compromise. It’s a wireless mouse that is as responsive as a wired unit and has some great features that makes this mouse a controller for professionals and serious gamers. At 63 grams, it is super duper light.

While the shape of the mouse isnt anything spectacular and doesnt really try to differ itself in any way, its a safe shape thats going to fit the vast majority of grip styles. Took me a while to adjust to it, but coming from an extremely light wired mouse theres absolutely no difference in latency. Battery time for the mouse also exceeds expectations, and i personally have never had a problem with the mouse running out of battery in a critical moment. After using the mouse for a couple months, the build quality is solid, and have noticed no difference in the clicks or mouse feet. While they boast virgin PTFE feet, something feels odd at the beginning and they do have a slight break in period of about a week; at least on my copy that was the case. Scroll wheel also lacks something, while not necessarily bad its definitely not a stand out part of this mouse, with mediocre bumps at best. The plastics they used to coat the mouse are not glossy nor completely matte, but i feel is the perfect balance between; a somewhat satin finish that doesnt have oils glued to it from being too slippery, but also isnt hard to grip if your hands get sweaty (not my case, but for some people thats important). While the price is high, I have bought and tried over 10+ mice, from zowie, glorious, other logitech mice, razer, cooler master, nothing really compares to this. Definitely my favorite mouse ive used so far.

If you simply google g pro superlight rattling you will find dozens of posts pointing out this issue. I suppose the battery has somehow gotten loose? if you hold up the mouse backwards, the rattling stops. Then after a few minutes of normal usage you can feel a drop, followed by a VERY LOUD AND ANNOYING rattling in the back side of the mouse. I only play Valorant and do not rage on my gaming equipment. Not my problem , and unacceptable QC for a $200 mouse. UPDATE: got another copy, now this one is double clicking.