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

Best mouse

Works awesome.. definitely highly recommended!!

Only possible cons on this mouse is the side buttons and scroll wheel since its not as tactile as some of Logitech older scroll wheels. The mouse feet are also not very good but are decent for gaming. Everything else is great.

For something thats so overpriced it wouldve come with USB-C port instead of mini USB... It couldve come with a charging dock, but nope. I have small hands, but geez... logitech you couldnt add more plastic to give palm support... I would not buy this again.

Because this mouse is catered to FPS games, I decided to compare my G502 to the Superlight and safe to say, the difference is very clear. At 63 grams, this mouse is less than half the weight of my G502 (168 grams). It took some getting used to because of how light it was but when I was well adjusted, it definitely felt a lot better. Both mice felt precise but the main difference I noticed was how I was able to react with my mouse faster. I set a lower DPI compared to what I normally have and moved the mouse more.

I enjoy how long this battery life is and please to not keep it connected and overcharge it. I charge it about once a month and have had it for over a year. Slight issue is that my bottom side mouse button has started to had a double click issue, other than that, works perfectly fine. I set the mouse to 500hz and i do not think that has had any problems with me :).

Best mouse bar none in combination with power play mouse pad never charge it again absolute game changer

First off, the mouse works very well for what it’s meant for, gaming. It’s light, but not full of the tacky holes that have been a fad in other lightweight mice.

mouse has a slight rock to it. Not what you would expect from a $130 mouse. Disappointing.

DPI reverts to default when using on-board memory. When using on-board memory, it is impossible to know what DPI it is set to. G(arbage) Hub software is a$$