Customer Ratings & Reviews

This was my 3rd mouse purchase in 2020. I went from a ASUS Gladius II Origin, to a Zowie FK1, to this G PRO Wireless. I can say that I was never a fan of wireless mice, but after noticing pro gamers play with this model, I figured the latency issues couldn't be that bad. I took the leap of faith and I couldn't be happier. The mouse is really comfortable and lightweight, ambidextrous, accurate, and the battery lasts quite some time before needing to be charged. Surprisingly I don't have anything bad to say about this mouse and I would honestly recommend it to any of my friends looking for a new gaming mouse.

Great ARGB BT mouse. Good rechargeable battery with nice included USB-Micro USB braided cable. Easy plug-n-play. Easy to change RGB colors in ASUS Armory Create. Would recommend and buy again.

I bought this to go with my wireless Logitech keyboard for aesthetics and for the lightweight design. It has so far exceeded my expectations when it comes to performance. I notice absolutely no noticeable lag compared to a wired mouse. The battery life is pretty good also. Not the best but it lasts a few days to a week for me and my usage. Id recommend this to anyone looking for a lightweight wireless gaming mouse.

The mouse is for medium-sized hands. Very light and well constructed. Charge lasts for days. The clicks are nice. I don't notice andy input lag at all. This mouse is great for gaming and general use. Coming from IE 3.0, ususally used corded mice like deathadder and xai, and Logitech mx 518. I was worried that mouse was too small for me but the hump in the back fits nice and a palm it just like the IE 3.0. I'm getting into valorant and it did get me to silver from bronze 2 in 4 matches. I think my mouse and videocard were holding me back. Still need to upgrade my videocard.

I’ve gone through a lot of wired mice over the years which were great but not perfect for me. I eventually decided to try a wireless one and this is the one I landed on and was not disappointed. It’s comfortable, lightweight,m and has removable/swappable side buttons that can be programmed through software along with DPI and RGB lighting. I see no difference in latency between this mouse and the wired ones I’ve used in the past.

Well it’s wireless, light, comfortable,, and good response time. Great for gaming. Other than that it’s a quality mouse. Expensive.

This is one of the best mice I have ever used. In the past, I have tried out many mice but none have come close to how good this one is. It has fast response time despite being wireless. It feels really light, the weight is evenly distributed well throughout the mouse. The glide on the mouse is really good. The battery life on this mouse is one of the best I have ever seen on a mouse. Lastly, it was really easy to setup and the Logitech software is really easy to use.

I upgraded from the wired Logitech G502 and have no regrets. Not only is having a wireless mouse a plus, but it's also much lighter. I don't have to worry about pain in my hands as much anymore when playing pc games. I mostly play FPS games like Valorant and Apex. Another plus is that I can charge my mouse through the usb and use it while it's wired. It charges to full battery very quickly.

This mouse is not only lightweight but very accurate and the performance is awesome. I use the DPI settings when I need to switch to graphic design where precision in small movements is what I need. Most of the time its cranked up to move very fast tracking to cover my large screen with less arm and wrist movement. Highly recommend this product for all users and situations.

Previously used the G703 lightspeed, moved to this mouse because of the wear from the previous mouse. The actions from the mouse actually seem smoother than the G703. I like being able to remove the buttons on the sides because I'm always pressing them on accident during FPS games. It's also lighter than the G703 which makes it easier to pick up and move. I also like the better battery life than the G703, I have to charge the mouse much less.

Purchased one of these when the price dropped to $85 and after a two year warranty my end total was about $106. Let me tell you that is a steal. The battery life is great, response time is great. I mostly play MMOs. The side buttons are a bit smaller than what I’m used to but the mouse is smaller in general from my previous deathadder v2. It took a little getting used to but this mouse is great. Definitely would recommend.

best wireless mouse I have owned, and I have owned all of them :). The response time is faster than the G900, and G903 it replaced. The mouse size, and weight is ideal for my hand, and long gaming sessions. It feels quicker than my wired Razer Death Adder mouse, and the accuracy also seems better. My G900/G903 have served me well, so only time will tell how durable this mouse this. It looks well made, and feels good in my hands. My accuracy and response time has increased in Rainbow 6 Siege, and Battlefield 5

One of the mose comfortable mice you can buy, the G Pro wireless is a great mouse for FPS and gaming. Featuring a flawless wireless connection with no lag, great battery life at 60 hours, this mouse is a top choice among many professional FPS gamers. Cons: Black Teflon feet on the bottom of the mouse don't have the greatest glide. I'd recommend replacing them with Aftermarket feet. The charging gimmick for this mouse if you do not wish to charge it via it's USB port requires to purchase the expensive Logitech G Power Play mouse pad. Pros: Lightweight at 80 grams (77 without the included puck) Nice feeling clicks on Mouse 1 and 2. Great battery life, can go about a week without charging. Great Sensor and Flawless Wireless.

Ultra‑light (~80 g), ambidextrous design, and virtually zero input lag—this has been my go‑to for FPS and everyday use. Great build quality, swappable side buttons, and excellent battery life. Only minor gripe is the USB cable drag. Still a top‑tier wireless mouse in 2025

This mouse is excellent. I actually prefer this one over the much more expensive "superlight" version. I prefer this one particularly for the ambidextrous side buttons, so I can have buttons on both the left and right side, which you can't do with the superlight. Though if that's not for you, any of the side buttons can be taken off and replaced with one of the included blockers. Battery life is also excellent. I have to recharge it maybe once a week with lots of use daily, and the software gives you plenty of notice before it runs out of power. When it's running low I just plug it in before going to bed that night, and then it's good to go for for another week or so without any disruptions to use. I might buy another one just to have as a back up because I love it so much.

This is my favorite mouse ever. Ive owned mice from a few of the big gaming brands but this one is my favorite by far. Its a lighter mouse but it has an amazing sensor and modular side buttons. Not to mention the battery lasts forever and if you need to charge it re-charges crazy fast. If youre worried about latency since its wireless don't there is little to no difference using this wireless vs using it wired its a great mouse.

I recently started using the Superlight version of this this mouse. When my wife's mouse died I let her try mine but she thought it was too light and missed the RGB so we went to BB and picked up this mouse and she loves it. We both work from home but in her position she is constantly typing and/or using her mouse all day and thus far the mouse just needs a weekend charge to last all week without issue, with the lighting enabled. Speed is fantastic as well, it's very smooth and she would add comfortable. It's the same shape as mine so I would have to agree. From my perspective I can't tell a difference gaming between this and the Superlight but I'm not playing a lot of FPS games. I'm saying that because if you want the RGB just get this one, I don't think most people will be missing out on anything, except no lights, by spending more money!

The Logitech G Pro wireless is my favorite mouse I've used. The 80grams is very noticeable from a 120gram mouse (corsair Scimitar). The buttons are very nice and can be clicked from anywhere on the platform surface. There are 3 lights on the main mouse showing battery (when woken up and powered on) and what dpi setting you to want to change to up to 6. Battery life was something I was really scared about switching to wireless but as someone always on my computer it will last more than a week on a single charge (with RGB off). To be honest the charging pad is very expensive for a small pad to charge luckily a dock has been made for one-fifth of the price making it my preferred charging method. I leave the latency last as I feel it is instant and do not own a tool to measure how fast it is I can only say that it has been tested by others. I have heard that the mouse can double click over time I have had no experience with this so I have nothing to say. If it does happen to me because of the popularity of this mouse the feet are available to buy and opening the mouse is no issue for me. Overall not worth the 130 in my opinion compared to its newer brother (superlite) being 150 but I was able to snag this for 90 which is a very good price and well worth it.

No more wires!!! The mouse is an amazing performer. No latency issues and more wire drag. This mouse is all about business. Yes it has rgb, but what pc peripheral doesn’t nowadays. It has amazing battery life and is extremely light for a wireless mouse. The hero sensor extremely accurate and the mouse tracks well on different surfaces( currently using a Zowie GSR mouse pad). My only con for this mouse is the fact that it is so expensive ($150 at the time I bought it). Yeah, that’s a lot to put down on a mouse that’s as bare as it can get, but the overall performance and personal comfort I get when using the mouse makes it an afterthought. If you have the cash to drop on this beast of mouse, you will not be disappointed.

Light weight fr. Glides smooth asf. Battery life is good. Can’t go wrong wit it.