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

I have used the logitech g500s since it came out, and i still have it laying around somewhere. The reason i liked it so much was because of the solid feel and size. Im a big guy, 6,5 200 pounds and i have big hands. I struggle to use smaller mice or mice that dont have much of a sidewall to grip onto. This mouse manages to be the lightest mouse i have ever used and still feel as solid as a rock, plus with its steep side and inculded grip tape i have no ptoblem picking it up and moving it around. I am one of those people that like to pick up mice alot to reset to the center of my mouse pad and the super lighweight build along with the great ergonomics allows me to do so with little effort. The battery life is fantastic, i go weeks without having to charge it and the 2.4gz connection if lightning fast and reliable. 11/10 mouse. Buy it and you wont regret it. P.S i have a drawer full of mice off all sizes, builds and connectivity methods , Ive tried them all. I no logner have to look , ive found my all time favourite and i hope you did too.

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+

really good mouse

This is a top tier gaming mouse, especially for FPS/Tac shooters. Its super lightweight, latency is extremely good for a wireless mouse, and looks very sleek. The G Pro Hub software is very easy to use and has everything you need in a mouse software. The battery life on this thing is amazing, I can play for days without having to charge. Compared to my old mouse, the Glorious Model O wireless, this thing probably has 2x or 3x the battery life. That being said, the charging cable sucks. It is super stiff and heavy and pretty much renders the mouse useless for gaming while its charging. With my old Model O mouse, the charging cord was just the normal cord for the wired mouse and made it possible to play while charging. Not sure if this cord is the same as the wired cord since Ive never had a wired G Pro, but yeah its really bad. I cant fault it too much for this drawback though, since it does charge extremely fast so any downtime is minimal. The biggest issue I have with this mouse though is the middle mouse button (scroll wheel button). Mine broke within two months of acquiring this mouse in a very frustrating way. It works only about 50% or less of the time. This is an issue for me as I use my scroll wheel click as a keybind in games I play, so I had to rebind it to another key and relearn it. A quick search on the internet revealed many other people with the same issue of the middle mouse button breaking. To be clear, the scroll wheel still works fine when scrolling, its clicking it down that is the issue. In conclusion though, this is an awesome mouse overall and a good investment if you are looking to climb into higher ranks of FPS/Tac shooters, just wish the middle mouse button was working

My Aerox had a few stinging issues. The skid plates were too small so it didnt glide (I even tried replacement feet). It also had lots of holes to tout its light design, which looks neat, but promptly filled up the mouse with dust, cat hair, etc. that was almost impossible to get out. And lastly, the braided cord was nice, but was too firm to move when used wired. The Logitech G PRO X Superlight doesnt have these issues. It glides wonderfully due to absolutely massive skid plates. No cleaning issues to worry about. And operates fine wired and wireless. The only notable downsides: The scroll wheel and side buttons are slightly, slightly gummy. Totally practical, but Ive had better. It uses micro-usb with some weirdo plug design as well. Not sure why they didnt go with USB-C. Other than that, its great.

This is easily the best wireless mouse Ive ever used. Must buy for competitive play.

Been an avid competitive FPS fan for 2 decades now. This mouse combines a lot of what I loved about my last two mice: The Zowie FK1, and the original G Pro, but isnt flawless. Pros: - Very, very light. - Excellent tracking. Best in class sensor. - Excellent, FK series-like mouse shape. Surprisingly fits my hand well for such a light mouse that Id expect to be tiny. - Ultra smooth mouse feet that dont need much breaking in at all - Crisp scroll wheel - Surprisingly good battery life for such a light mouse - Can separate receiver from charger, making it easier to use things like USB hubs without dedicated power (I use a hub to switch between my work and gaming PC). - Preference, but I actually really like the feel of the coating. I agree with the chalky description, it feels smooth and almost powdery but grips quite well, and doesnt feel cheap. Cons: - Needs the software download to change DPI or see battery life (comes set at 800dpi) - Side button clicks feel unsatisfying and a bit mushy. Top buttons are ok but not great. - No DPI button, so different settings in different situations is hard to toggle between - Ambidextrous design, with a right-handed layout. Seems like ergonomics could have been considered a bit better. Using the mouse the first night felt like home. Its amazing finally having a mouse that is both ultra-light, AND wireless, for completely unencumbered fragging. As good as it is for FPS, the crispness of the buttons, and the ergonomics, leave some things to be desired for all-around use. Id also really love to see a better charging option than the cable or charging mat. The cable is something I always have to find/plug in, and the charging mat is not viable for anyone who relies on very large, existing mouse mats. An old-school dock, like logitech used to have circa 2006, would have been great here. Still, this will likely remain my daily driver for quite a while, and I recommend it for anyone looking for a next-level ultra light mouse.

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.

This ended up being a great gaming mouse. I ordered a Gutsy Aiden mouse pad for my son vs the Logitech bundle. However, had I ordered for myself, would have purchased with the pad.

Firstly, lets talk about the design. The G Pro Superlights sleek and lightweight construction is simply sublime. It feels like it was tailor-made for my hand, providing a comfortable and natural grip that allows for effortless maneuverability during intense gaming sessions. The ambidextrous design is a stroke of genius, accommodating both right and left-handed gamers with equal ease. The wireless technology employed in the G Pro Superlight is nothing short of outstanding. The Lightspeed wireless connection delivers a lag-free and responsive performance, ensuring that every click and movement registers instantaneously. Its a true game-changer to be able to enjoy the freedom of wireless without sacrificing an ounce of precision. Speaking of precision, the HERO 25K sensor is an absolute beast. With a DPI range that can reach up to a mind-boggling 25,600, this sensor tracks my movements flawlessly, allowing me to make pixel-perfect adjustments with ease. Whether Im sniping from a distance or engaging in close-quarter combat, the accuracy and precision of the G Pro Superlight never fail to impress. Battery life is another area where this mouse excels. With up to 70 hours of battery life on a single charge, I can game for extended periods without worrying about running out of power. This is a huge relief compared to other wireless mice Ive used in the past, which required frequent recharging or battery replacements. Customization options are abundant with the G Pro Superlight. The Logitech G Hub software provides a user-friendly interface that allows me to fine-tune settings, adjust DPI levels, and program macros to suit my gaming style. The RGB lighting customization adds a touch of personal flair to my setup, creating an immersive and visually appealing gaming environment.