Customer Ratings & Reviews

The mouse, being wired is very hard for me to hold onto and use the buttons. Also mouse was overly responcive to movement. Maybe theres software for the mouse but like I said, if you have somewhat big hands, this mouse is not for you.

It is corded but still handles well. Button action is good

It was a great product while it was working, but it's disappointing to have to replace it only one year later. I'm purchasing the same one again and hopefully this will last longer than the first one.

I held & felt it, did not get excited. I chose another product. The software is good, typical logitech... Materials good, just did not like the feel of it in my hand while I played. I have really big hands.

Purchased for drafting in CAD, performs well but wheel button is much too stiff for repeated use. Takes enough pressure to depress that the mouse position moves.

There is nothing wrong with this mouse really. The click is a little stiff and I prefer my g502 more as it has more buttons and works better with a palm grip. This seems better of you are a claw gripper.

Didn't work when I bought it at the store. I instead bought the corsair m65 pro.

I just picked this up a few hours ago. It replaces a Logitech cordless mouse. The Pro is much more precise than the cordless one. The cordless Logitech used to drive me crazy, you would have to be very precise in the placement of the cursor to click on a link. I use it as a regular mouse, not for gaming. The USB cable has a braided cover but doesn't interfere with the mouse's movements. The mouse doesn't have batteries so it is lighter than a cordless mouse. This mouse is ambidextrous (unlike the Logitech G403 Pro). It fits my hand and my wife's hand better than the larger G403 Pro. The Logitech Gaming Software (download from Logitech.com) allows you to turn the illumination of the mouse on/off, fine tune the DPI of the pointer, turn on/off the two left side switches, and turn on/off the switch below the scroll wheel that allows for up to 5 presets for the pointer DPI plus many other gaming effects. The mouse has internal memory so it can remember its settings. You can use it on another system and still have the same settings. Get a good mouse pad to go with the mouse. I use a Corsair cloth surface 12"x12" gaming mouse pad that I bought at Best Buy sometime ago hoping it would improve the old cordless mouse's performance. A gaming mouse pad can improve the precision of a gaming mouse especially one that has adjustments that can be optimized like this one. I am very pleased with this mouse.

good response, but the handling could be better. the $10 insignia sits better in hand

This mouse was not designed to withstand daily use.

could not return. very disappointed.was going to spend on other merchinise. very disapointed in best buy after years of buying there.

Scroll wheel activates randomly. I bought a G502 mouse that does the same. Do not recommend logitech gaming mice.

I claw grip and always end up misclicking the right mouse button -- even during casual web browsing.

I am happy with how this mouse works. It doesn't even need a mouse pad

I used this mouse for awhile the sensor is great the build quality is good but it was too small for my hands and it did not fit good for my liking if you have hands 16.8cm this is perfect for you. Also if you need to set up different profiles this mouse does not do that the one with the hero sensor does also G403 is another great option from this one.

Excellent mouse with bright RGB lighting. The software is easy to use and the mouse suits all types of grips for small-medium hands. Not one issue with the sensor, it is the top of the line 3366 sensor. I would highly recommend this mouse for gamers of any skill group, and even office/home use.

Great product from Logitech for FPS gamers. This mouse has no acceleration or any features that cause the accuracy to be off. Has RGB like most accessories these days. Use the Logitech gaming software and you're set for DPI and lighting.

After buying and return 6 different mouse ranging from the G303, Roccat Kiro, Steele series 100, etc. etc., finally found the one that my wife would accept for her hands. For those of us with normal or larger hands there a wide variety of choices and G502 is what I use, but to find a smaller mouse with the same 3366 sensor and with a behavior consistent to that, that is where the G Pro fit in. What doesn't make sense is for fewer buttons, simplified single profile, the G Pro still costs more than the G502 i.e. 69.99 vs 59.99 at Best Buy.

See Rocket Jump Ninja's YouTube review. I have large (20x10cm) hands, and I love it for fingertip grip. Using it with the Corsair MM600 hard mouse pad (speed side) and it glides like butter. Works perfectly with the XIM4 also.

I was looking for a mouse that would work for left hand, also matching my Logitech gaming keyboard, and this one was perfect! Great feel in the hand, excellent performance, and RGB LED is great too!