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 absolutely love the shape of the g pro superlight, it’s very comfortable throughout the entire day for me. The sensor is (I believe) the best sensor on the market as of right now, and I’ve yet to have one issue with it. The battery life is absolutely amazing, way better than my razer viper ultimate. Razer viper ultimate would last me MAYBE 3-5 days and when in intense gaming use a day or two max. The g pro superlight on the other hand has lasted me nearly 2 weeks before showing any sign of dying! 2 weeks!! (Even after intense runs of FPS games.) I regret spending $300+ On gaming mice that were overall just worse. Either in, comfortability (especially) or in sensors, mouse feet (even after installing aftermarket ones like corepadz, tiger arc 1 and tiger arc ice), bad wires, grip, or just bad durability in general. Pros: Comfortability Sensor Lightweight at 59-63g (depending on if you got a lucky batch apparently) New Omron 20 switches instead of their old Omron 50’s that would cause double clicking problems. Side buttons feel great (I believe they feel tactile, they have a nice not to loud not to quiet click to them, same with the M1 and M2 buttons). Scroll wheel is nice and easy to use (force) and it’s decently quiet. Now come the cons: The price tag of $150 before taxes and shipping (thankfully I got it for $140 after taxes since I found a black version of it for $130). The grip on the mouse was very slippery for me. So I installed the grip tape that came with the mouse. The grip tape isn’t that durable, the initial feeling that it has quickly disappeared after a few days. It’s gets the job done though so it’s not all too bad, but, I’d definitely recommend getting aftermarket grip tape. Subjective Pro/Con: The stock mouse feet on it, I personally liked them at first but I ended up getting tiger arc 1’s very shortly after and even then I didn’t install them right away because the stock mouse feet honestly did seem really great for me. (Upgraded v2 batch stock feet that came preinstalled with the mouse). Overall, I’d highly recommend spending the big amount of $150 on this mouse, it DEFINITELY, sure beats out spending money on other mice looking for your “new main mouse”. Just save up your money like I did and get this mouse, I highly doubt you’ll regret it. I really hope this helped anybody that read this in making the decision of either buying this mouse or not. I apologize for the long read, have a good one.

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.

The biggest issue with the old GPro Wireless (and the reason I upgraded) was the double-clicking switches. I had the issue with the LMB and RMB, and even after having the mouse replaced two times I still had the issue. After living with that for some time, I upgraded to this model and I was very happy to have no such issues, as well as have a much lighter mouse. I think the main difference that will stick out to some is that the side buttons are slightly more recessed than before, and obviously the mouse is no longer ambidextrous. One last point: The battery life is phenomenal and sometimes I feel like the mouse only needs to be charged once or twice a month.

This mouse is a little divisive because the price is astronomical for something with almost no buttons. I have taken one star off for the lack of a dedicated dpi button and the price, no matter which way you look at it $159 can get you a decent motherboard or 2TB m.2 SSD. That being said, this thing is nearly flawless otherwise for me. My hand hovers between a claw and a fingertip grip which can make it awkward to find a mouse I really like, but this one is 10/10. Ive tried dozens of gaming mice over the years and this one is a real winner to me. The size and shape are perfect for my grip and its so light there is almost no friction. Since it only weighs a little more than a pair of AA batteries but has a huge footprint, the surface pressure is tiny and its glides so well, Ive tried it on a few pads and they all feel excellent. When they say superlight they mean it. For the clicking action, the buttons feel solid and responsive, my last mouse was a Basilisk Ultimate and it didnt feel nearly as good (it also had to be RMAd 3 times sooo). The logitech software is so much nicer than some of the other ones although they all want too much like discord integration. Battery life seems to be very good, Im not sure how long the actual use time is but I havent charged it for two days at this moment and its at 87%, with about 4-5 hours of use time in there. There are no superfluous LEDs besides the tiny charge indicator which helps a lot with the battery life. As far as charging, using the provided cable is fine, it is very light and flexible so it doesnt impact the wireless feeling very much when you need to charge it while using it. Lastly, the magenta color is absolutely fabulous. I love it, very pleasing to the eyes if you like weird colors.

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

Its Logitech so of course its overall very good, just not for me for a couple of reasons - falls out of my hand in fps games, its just too smooth and doesnt fit my hand - they skimped a little too much on battery to make it lightweight. It should have double the battery life that it does - all wireless devices should have swappable batteries like the g603 so you are never tied to a cable

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.

Havent had it too long but can easily say this is the best mouse Ive ever owned. I am coming from an Alienware 610m for reference. This mouse glides, it has a butter smooth feel, and feels like it weighs nothing. The scroll is great too. Overall, really like it. Havent gotten the chance to try it for gaming yet but Im sure it will work great for it. Hopefully no issues down the line would like to keep this review as is.

Used for about a week now, seems awesome. i typically dont use the wireless feature on items, so the fact that it can work 100% of the time just plugged in is great.

I went from Glorious Model O- to PRO X and the weight is not that much of a difference (you can only tell if you weigh it with a scale), but I liked PRO X better because I use Mac and PC. This one is definitely Mac compatible and I can easily switch from PC to Mac with no issues. Battery life is still too soon to tell, but so far Im thinking PRO X might have better battery life than Model O-s. I think the LED that Model O- has might have something to do with it and PRO X doesnt have any of that. Even with the Model O-s LEDs turned off, it still drained the battery somehow. It did get better after the update, but so far Im noticing Logitech PRO X has better battery life. DPI is about the same, I dont really see myself going any more than 2-3000 DPI, but its an option for both if you need it higher. They both feel different. I honestly prefer Model O-s (Im usually claw-grip to fingertip), but I think I can probably get used to the PRO X. I feel like Model O-s slimmer if thats even a good way to describe it... PRO X just feels a bit awkward at times, but its definitely more comfortable for palm. Theyre both really, really light. Model O- is just a little bit heavier (Model O- = 65g // PRO X = 63g). Mouse click is too soon for me to tell, I feel like Model O-s snappier than PRO X, but maybe its because I just had the PRO X for about a week and a half now. You can definitely tell that PRO X doesnt click right away when you push down, though. Theres a bit of squish to it before it clicks ESPECIALLY the side buttons. Model O- does also, but not so much. Definitely not as bad as PRO X. The software for both are night&day. Glorious, though, is only compatible with PC whereas Logitech, is compatible with both Mac and PC. LGhub is absolutely terrible compared to Glorious software center. Not sure whats going on, but its not saving my settings on PC, but having no issues so far with Mac for some reason... I only did 4 stars because of 2 reasons. 1.) PRO X only have 5 buttons whereas Model O- have 6. I feel its necessary to have more buttons for gaming. 2.) The price difference. PRO X is way too expensive for what it is. Its literally twice the price as Glorious Model O- and I feel like theres Very minimal difference between the two. TLDR: PRO X is good to have if youre switching from Mac to PC a lot, or if youre just a fan of Logitech. Its a good mouse for sure, but if youre worried about the price, Glorious is the way to go. Theyre both really good mouse. Id just rather have the mouse work flawlessly for Mac and PC.