Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great mouse. I got it along with a keyboard G915 and the other day I go large mat G604. Great gear.

Really good fast mouse really smooth really good for competitive game also gaming

Even if this mouse were to break down overtime, I’d still get a new one. Worth every penny.

Great gaming mouse. I was hesitant at first because of it being wireless but the latency is not a problem.

Great for gaming is fast agil 9 recommend to anyone

I love this mouse I love the shape and the weight but there is only one thing I am upset about my left mouse button would not work the rgb is decent and my 30$ mouse is as fast as this my friend told me this mouse is a beast but it really isn’t the mouse is disappointing

Perfect for gaming and office use. I just hate how cheap it feels (sad face) but that’s what I get for getting a light mouse lol. It’s been working really good and I’ve dropped it from desk height onto tile floor and it’s still working.

Great mouse when on sale. Great wireless mouse when on sale.

Having used several "wireless" gaming mice, this one is by far the best one I have used. There is no lag to speak of, zero. The tracking is insane. It's extremely accurate. I generally run my mice at 5400 DPI, and I've been running this one it at 5000 and it moves quicker and feels way more precise than my other mice at 5400 DPI. Fully charged, you'll get about 50 hours out of it, or at least according to the software. Despite all the great things this mice is, there a few things that doesn't make it the perfect gaming mouse. For starters, this mouse is slightly smaller than I'm use to. I have large hands, so this was they first thing I noticed after un-boxing and setting it on my mouse pad and grasping it for the first time. Another issue I have is that the DPI button is on the bottom. This may be a non-issue for many, but when I play FPS shooters, I change my DPI depending on what gun I'm using. I simply programmed the buttons that would be used for a left handed user to be the DPI up and down. Worked out fairly well. Another issued I have is that the mouse is very light, so moving the mouse is very easy, sometimes too easy and I over aim my targets. This is mostly a muscle memory issue, but it would have been nice if Logitech had included a weight to compensate those of us who prefer slightly heavier mice. There's even a spot for it on the bottom, just like the the G703 they make. Overall this is a phenomenal mouse. This one is going to be hard to beat. Currently I'm torn between my old faithful G700s, and this new Wireless Pro. After playing a bunch of COD today, I'm really considering making this my daily. I added a picture so you get the idea of the size difference. If they made the hump a little higher, This would be perfect for my hand.

I have been using the G Pro Wireless for about 2 weeks now. I have gamed with it, worked with it, and made it my daily driver for this time period to get a good feel for it. My normal work mouse is the Logitech M705 Marathon mouse (used for over 7 years now), and my original gaming mouse was a Logitech G602. I love wireless mice, and refuse to use wired because I hate dragging the cord around. That's what drew me to this mouse. The super fast Lightspeed transmitter really makes the difference, and I had no discernible input lag. I am also a sucker for RGB peripherals. When I first pulled the mouse out of the box I honestly didn't care for how it felt in my hands. The outer shell felt too smooth to me. The G602 has a textured outer shell and the M705 has a rubber coated shell. I had always preferred a textured/grippy outershell for any mouse I used. I got used to it pretty quickly, but it was off-putting at first (mostly due to callouses on my hands not feeling any grip). In the end I got used to the texture and had no problem gripping it - the shape of the mouse is really comfortable which helped. The next thing I noticed was how light this mouse is. 80 grams! My M705 is 135g and my G602 is a whopping 152g! Even my kids' little M325c weighs 93g, and its tiny! I never noticed how heavy my mice were until I started using this mouse. It's insane how light it is. Several of my gaming coworkers commented that it felt too light for them, so I let them drive it for a half hour each. When their half hour was up they were much more open to it, so maybe it converted them? The weight of the mouse just lets it become an extension of your hand vs. a paperweight you drag around. It really disappears, and the shape is ergonomically pleasing. Most of my time was spent using it for work - I spend 8+ hours a day at my work computer doing 3D CAD modeling, as well as CorelDraw, and database work. These last few weeks I have been churning out a lot of new models and drawings, so I have been clicking and moving this mouse around like a madman. In my past experience with my M705 I would experience wrist and index finger fatigue from this level of activity. I didn't feel that at all with the G Pro Wireless (GPW). The lightweight (80g) body of the mouse just kind of melted away and made it easy for rapid movements around my model. The LMB click weight is also super light, and vastly more responsive than my M705 and G602. I can honestly say that I have gotten finger cramps in the past from working like this, but the GPW never left my finger feeling strained. My only complaint for office work is the lack of Hyper-Fast Scrolling that my M705 has. That is a super handy feature when doing database work, but I know the weight of the Hyper-Fast wheel is a penalty for a mouse trying to be as ultralight as possible. For my time spent gaming I played Far Cry 5 and Overwatch. FC5 doesn't necessarily need an ultralight high-speed mouse, but I wanted to play it the last few nights ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. The jump from my G602 to the GPW was dramatic. My god the weight savings were so beneficial - being able to easily flick the mouse with no effort was awesome. The Hero sensor is so much more accurate than the sensor in my G602. I always had trouble being consistent with my shots using the G602. I can tell my accuracy has been sharpened with the Hero sensor. I can run at a higher sensitivity now, and still be accurate whereas before I would find myself overshooting my onscreen target. That lightweight LMB click was so crisp in comparison to the G602, that I got back into using McCree for my hero for the first time in a while. I found it difficult to use the right-side rear button in practice (I'm right handed btw), so I swapped out the button for the 'flush' mount button. It was pretty easy to setup a game profile in the Logitech Gaming Software, so I assigned the side buttons (and disabled the one I swapped out) for my Overwatch profile. PC gaming stuff isn't supposed to be this easy to work with, but here I am happily playing my games with a new mouse without a care in the world. For my gaming sessions I picked up the Logitech Powerplay mouse pad that wirelessly charges the mouse. I played games with and without the wireless charging weight, so I could get a accurate impression of its effect. The wireless charging disk on the bottom of the mouse adds about 10g - still a svelte 90g for the whole mouse. After a couple of hours playing with and without, I honestly couldn't tell much of a difference. The extra weight barely registered on my performance in Overwatch. I did fiddle with my DPI settings to account for the change in weight, which I think softened its effect on my games. Also, the RGB on the mouse syncs with the RGB of the pad - very nice. Overall, I am really enjoying the G Pro Wireless. The only drawback I found was the lack of Hyper-Fast Scrolling (like in the G903), but I can get over that because there are several great features that make up for it. If you are a serious gamer with equally serious reservations about wireless, I would say that the GPW can assuage those fears. Good luck and happy gaming!

PROs: - Wickedly light--depending on DPI settings in software/OS, even the slightest movements are enough to send the pointer flying (if that's what you're after) - Wireless speeds truly are indistinguishable from wired--you can cut the cord and not worry that the technology will get in the way of your gaming - Simple, understated design has a refined, sophisticated gamer feel with a small/manageable contingent of easily configurable (or removable) side buttons - Minimal LED illumination provides effective DPI setting notification and battery level; otherwise, any illumination/effects are totally at the discretion of the user and therefore allow you to squeeze even more life out of the rechargeable battery - Short button throw with no real throw-away travel makes for blazingly quick mouse clicks - 100% ambidextrous design--lefties rejoice as the mouse feels/performs exactly the same in the left hand or right - Slight tactile feedback for scroll wheel clicks strikes great balance between something that nears the speed of free scroll with reassurance of scroll wheel clicks - Battery easily lasted through 2-3 days of heavy use; Logitech's gaming software (and visible, but not obnoxious, LED indicators) provide handy alerts when charging was required - Included magnetic button covers allow you to [EASILY!!!] personalize the mouse for any combination of activated/deactivated buttons along the two sides - Storage spot for wireless receiver underneath bottom weight/PowerPlay battery well makes it easier to travel with than, say, the G903 or other mouse requiring a large dongle or connector CONs: - Wickedly light--for those wanting a more "substantial" feeling mouse under their hands, this one is not as reassuringly solid in feel or heft - Simple, understated design may not be for everyone--the almost "plain Jane" shell belies the otherwise premium price of admission - Minimal LED illumination options again may not be for everyone...if you like a swirling disco of LED lights coming from all your gear, this mouse may not fit perfectly into your gamer's den motif - Actually just SLIGHTLY smaller/shorter in the hand than I was expecting it to be--the design has more in common with the old symmetrical MS Intellimouse than to Logitech's other similarly priced, top-of-line wireless gaming mouse; if you have larger hands/fingers especially, you might want to rest your palm over the G Pro's shell to see if it "fits" before emptying your checkbook on a blind-buy - With a premium price tag aimed squarely at serious gamers/eSportsmen, I'm surprised tuning weights, or even just a simple neoprene travel case, didn't come included I came to the G Pro after using the Logitech G903 as my primary driver for nearly half a year--I have a number of Logitech Ergo trackball mice in the stable as well. I'm a fan of Logitech's products, their mice in particular, but I'm not a fanboy...so I put the G Pro through its paces with what I believe to be an open mind. First off, this is not necessarily a mouse for those wishing to "show off" the fact that they've sprung for the pinnacle of wireless mousing technology--the design is so understated and conservative that most people will likely miss the fact that you're serious about your game when you pull the G Pro out on the table. I'm actually fine with that--I have no need for an entire miniature keyboard of shortcut buttons on the side of my mouse and I was fully satisfied with the discretion to employ (or cover/disable) the rather manageable (some might even feel--meager) array of only 4 side buttons. In this sense, I believe the mouse achieves what it aimed to--provide for an exceptionally simple, and therefore highly usable, ambidextrous design that doesn't let the user stray too far from only the bread-and-butter of mousing activities: movement, scroll, and primary clicks, with just a scant few shortcut keys thrown in for good measure. I would have LOVED the ability to choose between click-wheel and free-scroll like you can with the G903, but the slight detents you can feel in the G Pro's scroll wheel mechanism don't really exert a lot of friction against the scrolling movement, so this is a forgivable omission. Given these design choices, the premium price more clearly rests on the wireless technology per se--the zero-lag wireless connection and stratospherically high 16K DPI Hero Sensor--and the comically light package in which all that cutting-edge technology is housed. In that sense, Logitech also nails it here. For your dollar, you get a marvelously over-engineered wireless mouse that suits the needs of those truly serious about their games and will accept no possibility of compromise for the sake of cutting the mouse cable. And while I didn't choose this mouse for its ability to bestow bragging rights to its owner, I am admittedly jazzed about the fact that I achieved exactly that...I'm reasonably certain you will be, too. Truth in advertising...I'm not an eSportsman...I play plenty of games--FPS, space flight sims, and 3rd person adventures mostly--but I don't necessarily NEED a wireless mouse that can give me a fraction of a millisecond advantage over other eSports players. If that's you, you probably won't balk at the price tag that the G Pro's detractors are likely to highlight anyway--and you'll definitely be glad you sprung for the Bentley of gaming mice because the performance of this mouse is pretty much without peer. But as an avid gamer nonetheless, the G Pro Wireless is still a very satisfying acquisition...highly recommended if it suits your gaming needs and style preferences.

I've had this mouse for about 6 months now and can gladly say I am satisfied. It is a little heavier than I expected, but it glides smoothly.

We are using this mouse for gaming and general computer use. Previous to this for gaming a Razer gaming mouse was used. Thus far we are impressed with the performance of this Logitech G Pro. This mouse comes with many nice features and options. The box includes an additional set of side buttons so one can choose a more curved button or a more flat button style. Also, mouse can be used wired or wirelessly. We've yet to experience any latency issues with wireless use. Given the Hero 16K sensor and Lightspeed wireless technology the performance has been awesome. The build quality of the mouse is very good while at the same time being a very lightweight mouse. One can add additional weight (not provided) if desired, but even though it has a lighter feel than our previous Razer we are liking it. The gerneral look of the G Pro is very nice and can be customized with RGB lighting with Lightsync technology in Logitech Gaming Software. Left or right handed users will find the design of this mouse to work equally well for either. The seven button design includes back button and Windows button. Programmable buttons can be set up to store game commands also. In summary, we are very pleased with the performance, battery life, customization and design of this mouse. Would recommend with no reservations.

The Logitech PRO Lightweight Wireless Gaming Mouse is a standout! Its lightweight build is perfect for long gaming sessions, and the ambidextrous design feels great in hand, no matter my grip style. The sensor is incredibly responsive and precise, making gameplay smoother and more accurate, especially in fast-paced games. The battery life is long-lasting, and recharging is quick and hassle-free, so I never have to worry about it dying mid-session. RGB lighting adds a cool, customizable touch, and while the color options are limited, it’s a nice bonus for aesthetic appeal. Highly recommend for anyone wanting a top-notch gaming experience!

I've had other gaming mice in the past but this is the first time I went past that $30 range and boy am I glad that I did. I've been skeptical of wireless mice until now. I was always sported a wired mouse but curiousity led me to try this out and let me tell you.. This mouse performs well. It comes with up to four customizable buttons. If you don't want to use them, you can take them off and place the covers on for a nice flush finish in place of the buttons. Myself, I use three of the four. You have three...ish unique configurations for settings that include button mappings, RGB lighting, and DPI settings. The only thing I can complain about is when it dies in the middle of a match and I have to scramble for the USB cord but that's on me for not checking on the battery life status as often as I should. Though I don't complain too much because the battery life lasts a shockingly long time. I'm not the heaviest PC user but I would put my weekly PC time anywhere from 20-40 hours, and I get weeks of life between charges. I got this on sale and I even got an additional 20% off coupon for recycling an old basic hp mouse. What was once destined for the trash ended up saving me a good bit. I liked that. I like this mouse. .. Also, I've had this mouse for at least half a year and it still feels and looks great. I don't want to jinx it but I can see this mouse lasting many good years.

I'm writing this out almost a year later from when purchased. This mouse does not fall short of it's hype at all!!! With constant daily usage as a PC gamer, this mouse is super light(not the lightweight ver.) it's incredibly responsive, holds a strong single charge for a great duration, and there is little to virtually no lag/delay/response time in game. The simplistic aesthetic is clean, ( I love the matte black looks). Slap this bad boy to the Logitech wireless charging pad and you've got yourself one of the best top-5, 2-1 combos on the market. I've noticed that overtime I have ran into the issue of misclicks/doubleclicks here and there, but it doesn't stick around, like my father leaving for the convenient store for milk and a pack of smokes. It's easily my favorite mouse since the Razer Death Adder was released eons ago, and overall this mouse is super reliable. The pricing was bit higher than what I think is appreciated. $130 is a bit steep, but what can you expect when it's Logitech's first real contribution to the gaming industry since they released the C920 webcam(content creators understand). Look out for flash sales or something, and snag this puppy. This mouse will no disappoint. If you're the kind of person that keeps all the peripherals the same brand, if you pick this up, do yourself a favor and plan to just buy the wireless mouse pad with it. "No Ragrets"

The Logitech G PRO Lightweight Wireless Optical gaming mouse is a testament to precision, speed, and innovation. Designed in collaboration with esports professionals, it's engineered for peak performance, making it a top choice for competitive gamers. With its ultra-lightweight design, advanced HERO sensor, and customizable buttons, it offers the responsiveness and accuracy needed to outperform the competition. The wireless connectivity ensures freedom of movement without compromising on reliability, while the long-lasting battery keeps you in the game for extended sessions. The G PRO is not just a mouse; it's a tool for victory, providing an edge to gamers who demand the very best in performance and ergonomics. It's a testament to Logitech's commitment to pushing the boundaries of what's possible in gaming peripherals.

How much more can you expect from your mouse? Evidently Logitech expects much more - and that's why with worked with professional gamers and enthusiasts to design a completely new mouse - the G Pro Wireless. Literally, my first impression after taking it out of the box was "WOW, this is light - I must have to add a battery". Nope - no battery - it's already there and charged and only needs to be charged by the included cable! I plugged the USB dongle to my computer and downloaded the latest Logitech Gaming Software and proceeded to program the mouse. Truly awesome to be able to easily record custom keystrokes for use in your games or programs. The G Pro Wireless comes by default setup for right-handed use, but included replacement button curved just slightly for left-handed gamers. Nice thought Logitech! DPI switch button is on the bottom of the mouse - cleaning up the mouse surface yet still easy to switch between games. I'm also using this as my everyday mouse for a while to see how I like it - and have customized the buttons for use with my everyday programs. Overall, this is a light mouse with a great feel and the ultimate in customization options. It's bit expensive, but if you're a serous gamer and want even smoother and faster experiences in games like Overwatch and Starcraft, this mouse is for you! Pictures are comparing to a Microsoft Surface mouse and then of the button with the DPI button as well as USB Dongle storage compartment with magnetic cover.

FYI, I've had this mouse for a month now. I've owned Logitech's Lightspeed G502, G903, and many of Razer's gaming mice prior. I stopped using Razer's equipment due to their software being both buggy, annoying. Very lightweight and easy to move around. Grip is more comfortable than the other wireless Lightspeed mice that logitech offers. The plastic texture is also much better for prolonged gaming sessions (smooth but matte finish) that resists sweating. Side button are easy to hit when needed but not accidentally trigger (although I have smaller fingers). Clicks are solid but not overly sensitive. Kinda wished they added one more side button. Tracking accuracy is spot on and hasn't given me any issues. I feel like it tracks much better on my 32:9 ultrawide screen than my MX Master 3 mouse. I just don't like G PRO's scroll wheel. It's also not unwieldy and doesn't randomly bump into my keyboard like the other larger gaming mice. Mouse (by default?) is always on, so there's no delays when jumping back into the action from idling. Battery lasts about 2 days which is barely noticeable. Kinda wished it had a docking station to charge overnight though instead of me having to plug in the micro USB charge cable while being half awake. My main gripe is with the mouse wheel. It's very stiff when I first started using it but loosened too much a couple weeks later. It's loose to the point where it easily, accidentally triggers scrolling actions too often (weapon switching, etc) when my clicking fingers brush against it. I recommend that logitech uses their magnetic latched scrolling as on their MX Master 3 mouse as that can take an amazing amount of abuse and still be consistent from day 1 (I'd been using it for half a year as stand-in for a previous Lightspeed mouse that started double-clicking, before I got the G PRO). Also, another issue is that the plastic is still ABS and doesn't play nice with hand lotion. When will we get PBT cases?

I have tried so many high end mice. Honestly nothing compares to this one. The quality, shape, sensor, weight, battery life, no cord, texture of the mouse, scroll wheel is good, RGB, clicks arent too sensitive for fps. And only 80 grams! You get so many features for the price, which is high but totally worth it! With a wireless mouse your movement is so free feeling, and snapping to angles is just easier.