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 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 makes playing fps games feel like butter. It’s very light and is sensitive to your movements. It has an ungodly battery life. I will not charge it for a week or maybe two and it will be fine

I have played CSGO for years and have 500 hours on Kovaaks. I have tried many different mouses. From the original G Pro (I believe its the G305 basically), SS rival 310, SS rival 300, S rival 600, SS prime wireless, G502, G402, Glorious Model O Wired/Wireless, Zowie EC1/2-A, razer viper. The GPX is a solid mouse and it weighs 63 grams. For its wireless technology, it basically has 0 delay and I didnt feel anything off. The battery is amazing, I would just charge it every week while having the switch on. The clicks are solid, the scroll wheel is amazing. Playing KZ, I felt natural. I think the clicks are decent. The stock feet is pretty good, it took like a week for it to break in. I would consider buying custom feets, because these feets are defintely thin and will probably wear out. I feel like I have control with my mouse when I play CS. For kovaaks, tracking and target switching it is amazing. I did have trouble doing static clicking because of how light it is (overaiming too hard). For the shape, its safe and I can use practically any grip, obviously I have a main grip but when I play kovaaks (45 cm), I can track fine because how safe the shape is (claw grip, sometimes fingertip grip). I have no cramps and I can grind for hours on kovaaks without feeling cramps from being uncomfortable. I do get fatigue, but thats what you get for playing for hours. I used to get cramps from using the Model O, and after using this mouse, where I can aim at the highest level and be comfortable. I cant think of any reason to change mouses. The only reason I held off getting this mouse was because of the price, but honestly I bought like 3-4 mouses that I liked but had problems later on and it costed way more than the GPX in total. I would say just to buy it, spend time with it. If you cant enjoy this mouse after a week, then I would say get a refund.

The battery life and weight is amazing. The G Hub software is simple to setup and navigate. Although it’s personal preference, for me at least I have noticed much improvement in my aim and gameplay when compared to my usage with the Glorius Model D (wired). I also find the shape and design to be visually appealing and minimalistic. This mouse could also be good for productivity as well. The scroll wheel and clicks are satisfying however after a while the scroll wheel starts to sound more scratchy and another thing is that the side buttons don’t have any satisfying click but instead feel mushy. I personally don’t care too much about the micro usb charging but I can see why others do. This is an excellent product from Logitech but I have to admit the price is kind of crazy and this is better to purchase during a sale.

One of worst scroll-wheels on one of the best mice

My trooper of a g400 finally died (RIP) bought this to replace, its good but the 3 buttons that used to run between m1 + m2 I miss. Also on windows 11 it sucks because windows 11, downgraded to 10 and it’s perfect. Ghub is needed to run this mouse at full features, if sticking with 11, download ghub for win7 then turn on automatic updates and it will update and work. 10->11 will not work :/

This was an upgrade to a smaller form factor over the g pro mouse that had been out. I still have this mouse years later and am very happy with it! Its got the same features, two side buttons, easily mappable, adjustable dpi and all that too but its a smoother ride playing games or doing tasks over the g pro Which was a bit heavier but still an outstanding mouse!

Im an aging pc gamer getting back into fps. 37 and not as quick as I used to be back when cs was in beta .6, pre valve acquisition. I used to be able to click heads pretty consistently with just about anything. Now my old man reflexes need every advantage. This mouse quantifiably improved my head clicking within an hour of using it. Back at or near the top of many matches, vs when I was using my corded roccat mouse for the couple weeks before this. Feels excellent, solid but crazy light. And its a vibrant pink which makes me feel pretty while I frag the kiddos.

I went on the hunt for one of the new fangled lightweight gaming mouse..mice..mouses whatever. I originally had a g502 which I liked for the extra buttons, but the thing is a brick. Still nice, but its a brick. Ive been playing Valorant lately and thought I might try out one of these lightweight mice. Tried a Pulsar X2 which was great, but it started double clicking within a month of use. So here we are. I went back to Logitech and the biggest drawback is that its expensive. Yes. However, I do LOVE the weight, the ergonomics, and the battery life is pretty solid! Before I get into the things that everyone talks about, Id like to say one of my deciding factors was oddly the software. Yes. Software for accessories is annoying, HOWEVER, one of the things I love is Logitechs dpi shift function. If youre unaware, its the ability to click and hold a button to change the sensitivity of the mouse and when you let go it drops back down to the original sensitivity. Other mice use dpi cycle which isnt quite the same. Id used some that actually cause frame rate drops when I use dpi cycle. So logitech was an easy choice for me. Otherwise, the battery life is nice! I use my mouse a LOT and Id say I have to charge once every few days. You can use it while its plugged in. I did opt in for a third party charging dock...although I still forget to put it on the dock sadly. Also I will say that at first, despite it being lighter, your hand will probably hurt a little bit if youre switching from a different mouse. I thought this was going to be a bad fit for me, but after a couple of days I got used to it and I dont notice a different in comfort levels now. All in all if youre looking for a reliable, lightweight, wireless, high performance mouse, this is definitely it. Its kind of the gold standard for a reason. Id say the pricing is the biggest drawback, but rather than spending $60-100 on a mouse that falls a bit short or disappoints, it might be better to save up and go for this instead!

Ive been using the mouse for a little over 5 months and I really like it. The only problem I have is not the mouse itself, but the grips that youre able to apply to the mouse. The adhesive is terrible. In short, the adhesive starts to leak out from the sides of the grips making it sticky. Worst of all, when I removed the grips from the mouse, the adhesive didnt come off very nicely. I used isopropyl alcohol to try remove the adhesive, but the situation gets worse. The adhesive stuck to my hands, then I touched other parts of the mouse, which makes the entire mouse sticky. I also unfortunately got some adhesive stuck on the feet of my mouse, making it very hard to slide. In short, I like the mouse, but dont apply the grips that come in the box to the mouse. You will regret it.