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 - White

battery life is a 10/10 build quality maybe a 8/10, mouse buttons on the side could use some extra durability weight 10/10, this thing is super easy and light to use

Randomly it’ll flick all the way down or up and will mess me up in matches

I e owned and used personally some of the best Logitech around. G9X,MX518,G303 and both wired G pro. This is technically my 3rd “logi Wireless mouse. I’m coming from a Razer viper ultimate. If you don’t already know, logitech mice are really built better than a lot of the other brands and I not only used logitech and razor but I’ve used cooler master and Microsoft might as well and from my experience every Logitech mouse that I’ve ever owned I’ve only had a problem with maybe one or two other mice because I bought one that had a manufacturing defect and then I had a problem with one of the buttons going bad later on down the line Now with the razor every razor product I’ve ever owned and I’ve owned probably 20 of their products I’ve had problems with their software and with the hardware. Usually the hardware is all right, but their software isn’t quite there with logitech not only do you get great hardware it’s not overly complicated and the software works. I don’t actually need to have logitech hub installed. I can use the off-line or the onboard memory profile manager that they allow you to have which is a godsend because I don’t need 15 different services running in the background for my mouse . As far as comfort goes it’s a really comfortable mouse and it’s really light and the battery last a very long time it seems like this battery is going to last 2 to 3 times longer than the Razer viper ultimate. I would highly recommend this mouse to anybody that games a lot or who just wants a comfortable mouse knowing that they can just plug it in, and it’s gonna work for the entirety of the ownership .

Love this mouse. It is light, no input lag, and feels great.

I have long been a fan of wireless lightweight mice. I like the feel of flicking the mouse as opposed to pushing it. I also like silent click which this is not but that is fine. This mouse weighs as much as my prior mouse without its single AA battery (the battery is about 1/3rd the weight). It is incredible. That is with the grip stickers attached. It is so effortless to throw around. You need the Logitech software to adjust this fully and you may need some time to figure out the ideal DPI to work with here but it is great. I added the grips and like the way that feels better although it does add some minimal weight. Regarding noise... it is a low-medium click sound. Being a gaming mouse, I think some click-noise is inevitable as my understanding is the silent mice tend to be less precise with clicks. The noise level is fine for me, but if something I ever want quieter I can always solder in silent switches. Now, I know this is a gaming mouse but I am using it for work and very happy with it. It is a bit pricey but I think it is absolutely incredible what they did here with the weight and good luck finding a quality product that weighs this little elsewhere. If in your budget and you dont have a need for additional buttons like some other mice have, would definitely recommend.

I love this mouse, it’s perfect for my big hands and my claw grip

Great mouse, but the wheel stopped working for me after a couple months. Blew it out with air, worked a bit, then flaked again. Logitech sending a replacement, so I will have 2 of them, but hopefully this was a one-off. Good battery life and response overall. A bit spendy, but worth it esp. if you like lightweight.

Purchased this mouse for my work station only to find out its not bluetooth compatible with Mac, still love the mouse even wired. Very comfortable to use and looks incredibly sleek. Feels like the more mature version of my Razer Viper Ultimate. I have no preference between the two I think theyre both top tier mice.

Ive been using the wired mouse for ages and have been experimenting with different mice and shapes over the past few years. I will try to list out the mouse in the order of when I owned it in the past if memory served me right. Razer Deathadder Chroma Logitech G402 Logitech G403 Razer Deathadder Elite Glorious Model O Pwnage Ultra Custom Symm 1 I can finally say that the G Pro X Superlight is my first lightweight wireless mouse and I finally purchasing one during Prime day when it got discounted and honestly, it was the best decision ever. Had a bit of trouble setting it up but managed to go through thanks to the help from Youtube. This is even lighter than model O at 62 grams which were my first lightweight, honeycomb mouse but the shape didnt fit me at all. Although it looks small on the outside, it actually fits my hand perfectly as a large, palm gripper because my hand is around 20x10 in cm. The sensor is top notch and if I were to ask if there is any difference in latency compared to a wired mouse, I wouldnt even be able to tell the difference. The battery is very good and last really long time and if I need charging, it would be full again in like an hour. As for the negative side, this is just my opinion but I would say the stock skate is really bad. I felt it was really fast out of the box so it took at least 3-4 days to break in. Also, the included grip feels off to me so I just use it as it is out of the box. Therefore, I just went to a third-party marketplace and buy myself some high-quality grips like BTL and Corepad V2 to make sure gliding feels smooth and I have a good grip as I myself live in a humid area, and sweat can affect the coating on the GPX. In summary, this was a great purchase and I probably wouldnt have bought it without the help of Prime Day because this thing is a beast. I can see why this mouse is very popular in the competitive scene and why people buy it despite it being a wireless mouse.

I mean at this point if you have touched a computer in the last 4 years you probably know about Logitechs ludicrous advancements in the endgame wireless mouse space. I am a big mouse nerd myself and the GPX is most easily put, A simple, over engineered TOOL The wireless is fast and all the included hardware feels solid, although beware, the included cable is kind of garbage especially given this price point. There are aftermarket mods that you can fairly easily install to make it wirelessly charge (without voiding warrenty too :O). Lastly, G Hub (Logitech speak for proprietary software garbage) is honestly not that bad, especially considering how entirely horrible some of its competitors are (RAZER SYNAPSE+ ICUE WERE LOOKING AT YOU). for me, it was a set it, one and done situation so i dont really deal with it all that much, but the time I spent using it wasnt bad. So yes Im an ultralight guy, and yes, Ive held lighter mice, but the GPX is still quite light and feels nimble in nearly every hand size which is an engineering marvel. It has excellent build quality (I feel as if i could put my entire 120 lb body weight on the shell), and although its design is incredibly simple, an example of which being how it only has 2 side buttons (on the left side, making this targeted at rightys even tho this is technically an Ambi shape) it is apparent that sometimes simple is better. A+