I've used a lot of gaming mice over the years; Razer Deathadders. Logitech g502, Steelseries Rival 100, Glorious Model O and D, as well as a few other lesser known brands, and the G Pro Wireless was another welcome addition to my collection. Wireless on this guy is phenomenal, if you're worried about latency, forget about it. It's worth avoiding cable drag. Lighting is minimal, but present. It'll mostly be covered by your palm anyway. Weighting on the mouse is pretty good for not being an ultralight. For me it's been relatively easy to readjust after using the Glorious mice, probably because I don't have to worry about cables, even though I use a mouse bungee Side buttons are easily accessible and weighted enough so that you don't accidentally accuate them. I do wish they were a bit larger. Now, my biggest gripe with the mouse. Right and left mouse buttons are waaaaaaaaaaay to light. I feel like I can blow on them and they will click. I find myself accidentally clicking when I move my mouse side to side relatively quickly in games like Apex or Valorant. Logitech should increase the actuation tolerance, or use heavier springs. The clicks feel nice, but they are TOO light. I am a palm grip user. As for sizing, it's a relatively safe size for a mouse that allows for a wide variety of grip types, however if you have larger hands or longer fingers, I suggest getting a bigger, more ergonomic mouse. Look at Zowie or Glorious mice.

The sensor in this mouse is great, tracking with this mouse is superb and the wireless is impressive. I own both the G Pro and the Razer Viper Ultimate and the Zowie FK2.. I prefer the G Pro over the Zowie for feel in my hand, I have a Medium sized hand and I feel comfortable with a claw grip and palm grip. The wireless speed is honestly hard to even tell a difference. The mouse comes with a wireless receive that goes straight into a USB port or an extender that allows you to run the receiver a bit close to the mouse for anyone that has a PC further away from their desk or need a longer run. Software is straight forward and the mouse weight is pretty light though it has a battery in it. Button clicks feel solid and are satisfying and don't take a ton of pressure to press but just enough that you won't have miss clicks. If you are a heavy clicker though I could see you making an accidental click here and there. If you are looking for a wireless mouse I would go for either the G Pro or Viper Ultimate and would be completely satisfied with either. The Logitech has a larger hump than the Zowie FK2 or Viper Ultimate but the coating is preferred over the Zowie FK2. You can use the software for the mouse or if you don't want it and only use it for firmware updates you have a button on the bottom which will switch between DPI's stored on the mouse instead. Battery Life has not been an issue and if you charge it every couple of days I don't see this mouse being an issue, there is an off/on switch you can use to extend that life as well.

Weight - Sturdy but not heavy or light by any sense. It’s a normal weight for a mouse and you’re able to make it a bit lighter by taking the magnetic thing on the bottom of the mouse. Battery Life - With this mouse you never even have to worry about battery life. For one it lasts for a long time without charge. But even if it doesn’t suit the amount the time you want, keep in mind that it takes no batteries like AA or AAA batteries to keep it running. It’s a charged mice that you have to plug in at the top to keep it charging. So never have to worry about buying batteries and you can even save yourself by charging the mice after every use so you never have to freight about the battery life. It’s really amazing on its own. Wireless - It’s a very responsive mice that’s wireless. Easy to carry, easy to take a part, and perfect for anywhere on the desk. It’s perfect for gaming and any other usage. It has all the buttons you need on both sides and you can change the functions of what they do through their logitech app. It also has many different pieces for you to attach or deattach on the sides of your mouse. One Downside - It’s nothing major but I despise how every time I start up my PC, I have to let the application run at the start so that the mouse is optimized to the correct settings or else it defaults to the high sensitivitys. But that’s probably for most mouses that have applications anyway.

This is easily the best mouse I have owned. Having owned a Razer Ouroboros, Razer Basilisk Hyperspeed, Logitech G502 Hero, and now this, I can easily say this mouse triumphs over all of those. Pros: + Perfect weight at 80g + Great build quality (no rattling or wobbling parts) + Fantastic battery life (after 2 days its dropped from 97% to 84%) + RGB is minimal + Interchangeable side buttons + Fantastic sensor + Shape is super comfortable + Premium packaging that makes the price seem better Cons - Price is steep for sure Overall, if you're looking for a fantastic lightweight wireless gaming mouse, then this should certainly be one option you highly consider. I purposely went for this mouse over the new Superlight variant. I thought that might be way too light, and I was right. If I find 80g to be almost like holding a paper, then I cannot imagine how I would find 63g. To me, the 80g weight of this thing is perfect.

I absolutely love this mouse! It's extremely light while being wireless, the two biggest selling points for me. I think it could be $10 or $20 over priced but it is worth it in my opinion. I definitely bought it on sale for about $115. I love the fact that it can also be used wired super effortlessly. But the wireless mode is the best. It lasts days with my normal usage before needing a recharge. And I mean DAYS. At longest it lasted about a week before needing a charge. It's kind of small, but it fits perfectly in my hand, and I have bigger than normal hands. Extremely responsive and agile. Recommended purchase from me.