Customer Ratings & Reviews

I purchased the Logitech G PRO Lightweight Wireless Mouse in September 2021, and while it is primarily marketed as a wireless mouse, I predominantly use it in wired mode. This versatile gaming mouse offers the convenience of wireless connectivity without compromising on performance. Here's my review of the Logitech G PRO Lightweight Wireless Mouse. Design and Ergonomics: The Logitech G PRO features a sleek and lightweight design, making it comfortable to use for extended gaming sessions. The ambidextrous shape and textured grips provide a secure and ergonomic grip, catering to both left-handed and right-handed users. The buttons are well-placed and have a satisfying click response. Wired and Wireless Performance: While I mainly use the mouse in wired mode, I have occasionally tested its wireless functionality. When connected wirelessly, the mouse delivers a lag-free and responsive performance, thanks to Logitech's reliable wireless technology. The HERO 25K sensor ensures accurate tracking and precise cursor movement, which is crucial for gaming or demanding tasks. However, it's worth noting that the wired connection offers the highest level of performance, as it eliminates any potential latency that can occur with wireless connections. Customization and Software: The Logitech G HUB software provides a range of customization options for the mouse. You can adjust DPI settings, customize button assignments, and create profiles for different applications or games. The software is intuitive and easy to navigate, allowing you to fine-tune the mouse to your preferences. Battery Life and Charging: The wireless mode of the Logitech G PRO offers impressive battery life, lasting up to 48 hours on a single charge. The mouse charges quickly, and the optional Powerplay wireless charging system provides continuous charging while in use. For those who prefer wired mode, the mouse can be used while charging, ensuring uninterrupted gaming sessions. Durability and Build Quality: The Logitech G PRO is built to withstand the rigors of gaming. The mouse feels solid and well-constructed, with durable switches rated for millions of clicks. The lightweight design doesn't compromise on sturdiness, ensuring long-lasting performance. Pros: Sleek and lightweight design with textured grips Wired and wireless modes for flexible usage Lag-free wireless performance with accurate tracking Customization options through Logitech G HUB software Impressive battery life and optional wireless charging Durability and build quality suitable for gaming Ambidextrous design catering to both left-handed and right-handed users In conclusion, the Logitech G PRO Lightweight Wireless Mouse is a versatile gaming mouse that excels in both wired and wireless modes. Its sleek design, comfortable ergonomics, and accurate tracking make it a great choice for gamers. While the wireless functionality provides freedom and convenience, the wired mode ensures the highest level of performance with no latency. If you're seeking a reliable and customizable mouse that offers both wired and wireless options, the Logitech G PRO is a solid investment.

This mouse is insanely good. Lightweight design makes it super comfortable for long gaming or editing sessions. The clicks feel crisp, tracking is flawless, and battery life is solid. Works great on both PC and laptop setups. If you want speed, accuracy, and comfort in one, this is the one to get.

This came nicely packaged, and inside there’s the device, rubberized USB cable, USB dongle with adapter, extra side buttons, and instruction booklet. I have multiple Logitech mice to compare this to, G500S, G703, G603, and Anywhere Mouse MX. I’m going to be using this mouse mainly plugged in all the time so my review won’t reflect battery life, how long it takes to charge, or wireless use, I’ll be using this one on my main desktop computer so it will stay plugged in. First, this G Pro is super light weighing in at 80g on my scale, the G703 is 104 116.7 with the added weight and my G500S is at 151g with all the weights added the way I like “and I prefer a heavier mouse”, Fortunately the Pro does have a door on the bottom like the G703 for inserting a weight. I was surprised that this Pro version didn’t come with the weight. Luckily I have a spare from a replacement mouse and am going to add that and bring the weight up to 102g. The outside of the mouse is all matte black, nothing shiny here, although the side buttons are glossy. Size wise this is smaller than the G703, quite a bit smaller than the G603, “you can see in the picture”, more of a standard or travel sized mouse, and it’s oriented for either right / left hand use. The others are pretty much right hand only, especially the G500s and G703. I do prefer the shape of those two over this one, they are a little more comfortable then the Pro “for me”, but it’s easy to get use to and use without any problem. The scroll wheel is firmer on the Pro than the G703, it’s not the weighted style of the G500S though, and I would have liked that better. There’s no hyperfast scrolling with this one either, there isn’t a button to press on this to engage/disengage that feature. Next, there are 4 buttons, 2 on each side of the mouse which can be replaced for right / left hand use. The side buttons are quite a bit narrower than the ones on my G703 and a little bit shorter. I prefer the larger buttons of the G703 myself. I have it set up for right hand, and have programmed the right side buttons to change the DPI sensitivity of the mouse. Depending on what I’m doing I do like to have the option of changing that on the fly. The G703 has a single button on the top that you can program to cycle through your presets. I’m actually finding the extra programmable buttons on the side better than the single top button. I had a habit of accidentally hitting that button because it’s right below the wheel, I haven’t accidentally hit these yet. There is a button on the bottom for changing the DPI but you have to flip the mouse over to do that and I find programming the side buttons much more convenient. I’m leaving the left hand buttons at “default”. I already had the Logitech gaming software loaded but had to upgrade to the latest version for it to see the Pro, but once upgraded it saw it and I was able to tweak it the way I like, including the DPI settings. There are three little LEDs right in the middle of the mouse just below the main buttons, they cycle through depending on your DPI setting, and I really like that as I can tell what my DPI is set at easily. You can even change the colors of those little LEDs and customize them the way you want, the same as the big G logo on the body of the mouse. They don’t stay lit and shut off after a second or two, it would be nice if they would give you the option to have those on all the time as your hand is covering them up anyway. Now as for actual use, like I mentioned before this mouse is very light, a lot lighter and any other mouse I have “and for me” it’s on the light side, “they really should include the weight at this price point”, they don’t mention the area underneath as being able to add a weight, it’s simply called the “USB receiver cover” although the weight from the G703 fits perfectly. The mouse itself glides very smoothly on my mouse pad, there’s really no resistance. The main buttons have a nice “click” to them and they are a little firmer than my other mice, but that may change over time though. The scroll wheel has a nice defined click while scrolling and it’s too stiff “still wish it were weighted” but it works very good. I played a little Fallout, Obduction and The Witcher, everything worked perfectly other than the little things I prefer on my other mice. Using this with Win10 is pretty much the same as all the other mice I have, and it seems very accurate so far. In all this is a nice wireless mouse, although it’s on the expensive side. I do prefer the size and shape of my other mice but this one works really well, and if you are left handed this would be a really good option for you as you can setup and program the side buttons the way you wish.

Excellent grip, but not quite big enough for my exceptionally large hands. Getting used to this after having a G502 for over 2 years was interesting. The light weight and wireless compatibility are massive features. The wireless latency is almost imperceptible, and the ease of throwing it in my bag whenever I need to be on the go is very nice. Definitely enjoy how it feels while gaming. The light weight makes movements in-game more precise, and I like how I can integrate multiple automatic sensitivity profiles through G-Hub. I do miss the 6 buttons on my G502, but the 2 buttons on the G Pro are enough for most people.

This mouse is the only wireless mouse with zero/unnoticeable latency, 40 hours of use on a single charge, AND being under 85 grams in weight. The hero sensor is flawless and performs very well in every dpi setting. The Ghub software is one of the most headache-free hardware optimization software programs I’ve used, beating the likes of SteelSeries, Corsair, and Fnatic in simplicity, ease of use, and connectivity. The only complaint I have is the absence of scroll wheel left and right tilt inputs which can be useful for FPS games and any game in general that can benefit from extra programmable buttons. Not a deal breaker by any means because I can adjust my keybinds accordingly and play with no issues. 5/5 mouse, I see myself using this Mouse for a long, long time.

The Logitech Pro G mouse has a minimalistic, simple and effective design. It’s very easy to use and set up with the included USB type A receiver. You can also use the proprietary USB type A cable that has a customized micro USB connector for just this mouse. Movement is very precise, quick, and smooth. No mousepad needed over most surfaces, even glass. It has an ambidextrous design and you can customize some of the included buttons to your liking. You also have the option not to use any of them or up to 4 to really configure it to your liking. The logo lights up with different colors and it’s a nice feature. The DPI button is located on the bottom of the mouse, but that is a point of annoyance for me since I like to be able to switch that out for different weapons while playing my First person shooters, I suppose placing it under there will eliminate unintended DPI changes for some, but I am betting the majority of gamers will not like not being able to change it quickly. It is also very light in the hand which will take some time to get used to. Battery life is rated at 48 hours with the default lighting scheme or you can extend that up to 60 hours if you turn that off. I kept it on since it adds a little flair to my mouse. The simple design, light weight, accuracy, battery life, and cool lights make this mouse a strong contender for not only my gaming sessions, but also my daily use as well.

The Logitech PRO Lightweight Wireless Optical Ambidextrous Gaming Mouse is a standout choice for gamers seeking performance and comfort. Its ambidextrous design ensures it is equally comfortable for both left-handed and right-handed users, which is a significant advantage for inclusivity. The mouse features advanced RGB lighting, adding a stylish and customizable element to your gaming setup. Weighing in as a lightweight option, it allows for swift, effortless movement, reducing wrist strain during prolonged gaming sessions. The optical sensor is highly precise, providing excellent tracking accuracy essential for competitive gaming. Wireless connectivity is robust, with no noticeable lag, which matches the performance of wired mice—a crucial factor for serious gamers. Additionally, the battery life is impressive, ensuring long hours of gaming without the need for frequent recharging. Overall, the Logitech PRO Lightweight Wireless Mouse combines functionality, aesthetics, and comfort, making it a top-tier choice for gamers at all levels.

I upgraded from a G305 to this G Pro and can't be happier. The G305 has become a great office mouse for me but this G Pro is just the whole package: light, consistent, reliable, ease of use. Just a few minutes tinkering inside G Hub and this mouse works. Depending on your level of precision it will take a few days to dial in as any mouse would. Once you are there this thing becomes a work horse. I have put around 5,000 hours of game time, and another 2,000 or so in personal use, on this mouse in sweaty FPS shooters like Tarkov and Squad. If it was going to show any issues I feel like I would have found them. I have not. The mouse feels and looks great still two years later. I have a little wear in the finish if you look close with the lights on but I cannot feel this difference nor ever notice it casually. My battery life is outstanding but the cable is so easy to use I just plug it in for an hour or so every few days. USB C would have been nice but the guide works well. There are loads of adjustment options to get it dialed in for you. The app is great, I generally enjoy working in G Hub. I actually chose this over the G Pro X because it was ambidextrous - I wanted something with a couple extra buttons but they needed to be slick. I cannot be more pleased with how well this mouse worked when using all four buttons. I paid $130 for this a couple years ago and think it was money well spent. This mouse has worked for me without hiccup. If it failed tomorrow I would feel I receive my moneys worth. This mouse made me a fan of Logitech in the same way my Arctis 7s made me a fan of Steelseries. It's just that good.

The hero sensor on this thing is so smooth and accurate. Flicks feel natural and tracking, especially coupled with a high refresh rate monitor is so smooth. The buttons feel nice and clicky, and as advertised, its using omron 1 million click switches, and it feels durable. It's an ambidextrous mouse, allowing you to mirror the out of the box right handed configuration by including modular buttons for the right side of the mouse. The body is the right type of lightweight. I have used the final mouse, and I find it too light, and a little weird with the hollow honeycomb design. This body is solid, and the size is comfortable for medium/large tweener hands that support both claw/palm grip. The design is subtle, with the only rgb being the 'G' on the palm rest, which can be addressed to any color you wish, as well as disabling it completely for slightly better battery life, or if you're in a professional workspace environment. The software is nice, allowing you to adjust dpi and also the preconfigured dpi profiles using the switch under the mouse. Will also display battery status. Price is expensive, no doubt about it, I'm usually the one to shy away from super expensive peripherals, but this is one of the few times that I truly believe that this is worth the price of admission. Lastly, the wireless performance is by far the best implementation of any company i have tried(razer/corsair) and logitech's implementation I could not distinguish that it was a wireless mouse. I believe that is what sets it apart from the pack, in my opinion.

The mouse doesn’t have that glam or stand out look/design but it’s well crafted to fit comfortably in your hand. The accuracy is on point and never misses a beat. I can say without a doubt this is the best I’ve owned! The settings are easy to adjust & use! Plug and play access out of the box. The battery life is amazing! Recharging is easy and super fast! Absolutely love this mouse & would buy again, only con would be the price it’s a little higher than I wanted to pay for a mouse but for being wireless this has changed all doubts I had about wireless mouses! You won’t be disappointed

Purchased this because I was looking for a cleaner desk setup and a way to avoid snagging my mouse cable on monitor stands/keyboard/etc. This mouse delivered on that and then some. I'd heard great things about Logitech's LightSpeed Wireless technology for a few years now but as someone who's been gaming for 20-something years, I found it hard to believe because in the past the input lag from wireless peripherals has been unbearable. I finally decided to bite the bullet and upgrade from a Steelseries Rival 600 and I couldn't be happier with the decision. Not only does this thing have all of the performance you could want out of a gaming mouse (fast, precise, and lightweight), it doesn't have any of the stereotypical "gamer" aesthetic that has become so prominent as of late, which makes it something you don't have to be ashamed to use as a 25+ year old gamer/office worker. Turn off the RGB and bring it to the office and no one is the wiser. One of the major cons to something like this is, of course, the fact that it needs to be charged. The battery life is good, but not great, when on the highest polling rate. I average 3-4 days of moderate use between charges (office work from home and a couple hours of gaming), which isn't a huge deal because the mouse works the same as its wired counterparts when plugged in - or if you feel like spending even more money, I think you can wirelessly charge it with the "Powerplay" mouse mat (but I can't justify the cost, personally). It is also a bit small, so I wouldn't recommend it if you have very large hands and use a palm-style grip instead of a claw-style grip. The Logitech G Hub software also caused GPU crashes for me, so I was forced to save my preferences to the mouse's internal memory and uninstall it, which is a bit annoying, because I can't customize things on the fly. Hoping that gets fixed in an update. All in all, this is a fantastic mouse. It's fast, precise, clean, comfortable, and lightweight. Expensive, yes, but worth every penny for me.

Easy to use, since the mouse is wireless Looks cool with RGB lights Operates nicely Mouse feels very smooth

I have had this mouse for about a month now, and I am thoroughly impressed. Out of the box it comes with a usb charger cord with a weird adapter thing that I never use, a swaggy sticker, and the best mouse I have ever used. It glides across the surface of my mousepad with ease. It has a very natural shape to it and since it’s so light, I sometimes forget it’s even there. The battery life is impressive. I game about two hours a day and so far I have fully charged it one time in the span of a month. They also don’t mention this in any of the descriptions but this mouse can be used by left handed people as well, they have removable and interchangeable side buttons on both sides of the mouse. If i could change one thing I would add a third side button for a dpi clutch. Overall it is the best mouse I have ever used.

I obtained the Logitech G Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse because I was curious about the distinction of a gaming mouse. I don’t play any type of computer games, but I am an architect and graphic deigner. This mouse is excellent for speed and accuracy when using cad drafting and modeling, as well as graphic design software. I love the ability to adjust speed and graphic density perception (accuracy) as well.. Sometimes you want pinpoint precision, and others you want some looseness / vagary. What’s fun? The color changing LED. Match or change your mood, your company logo, your office environment...or turn it off! The battery lasts several days and you can use the dongle (I like it, I hate it) to charge or have a corded option.

I was skeptical about wireless mice since they used to horrible for gaming due to latency. After using this mouse, just wow. Feels good in the hand. Response times is absolutely amazing. Battery life is great too and it is light. I would definitely recommend it unless you don’t like light mouses. That would be the only downside is the weight but for me, it is a good weight for a mouse. Otherwise, would buy if you want good gaming wireless mouse.

First of all, I strongly recommend you to buy warranty for this product as it is an expensive mice compared to other mice on the market, I've accidentally dropped this into my water cup(yes water cup, pure RNG) thank god I had a warranty and they gave me a new one. Now the review, this is an excellent gaming mice, 80g, you will have a hard time if you somehow decided to switch to other mice. very sensitive, and responds fast. I don't know how fast is light speed but this mice respond the same as those wired ones if not faster. And you don't have a wire that will limit you during your game play. The battery is excellent, I charge for one day and it allows me to play for a week. Think it says the battery life is 60 hours? sounds like 3 days, but you are not using this mice 24/7 no? and good thing about this mice is that it will turn to sleep mood after 15? mins of inactive and it saves a lot of battery, you dont have to worry about turning it off too, this is a super plus. What if you forgot to charge it for a long time and it says the battery is low? This is something you shouldn't worry about, the low batt warning pops out when its under 20% batt, and it is still capable of supporting 10 hrs of gaming. Other stuffs: you get less wires connected to your desktop, if you do decided to move your desktop you will feel the pain of all those wires and this mice dont have a wire so xD. makes your life better.

The Logitech - G Pro Wireless optical gaming mouse is an exceptional gaming mouse. Build quality is very solid, the mouse is still relatively light weighing around 80g, the mouse features an ambidextrous design, alongside the extra feature of RGB lighting; although limited since your hand will cover it when active, six physical buttons; four of which are interchangeable, the battery recharges fast and is long-lasting (60hrs with RGB turned off and 40hrs with it active). Not that it needs to be mentioned, but the mouse doesn't require a physical battery to function; it features an internal built-in battery. Now, yes, this mouse is technically outdated with the launch of her successor, the Logitech - G Pro Superlight; nevertheless, this mouse still has advantages in comparison to its successor, such as having a dedicated DPI switch and RGB lighting functionality. The Logitech G Hub software needed to further configure the mouse, if you so choose to do so, is somewhat clanky to utilize, but it gets the job done. Overall, I would say that paying full MSRP for this product may not be worth it, considering she is somewhat outdated; however, if on sale it is a very compelling option.

The Logitech PRO Wireless Gaming Mouse is everything I hoped for in a competitive-grade mouse — lightweight, responsive, and extremely reliable. Its ambidextrous design feels natural in the hand, and despite the ultra-light form factor, it still feels solid and premium. Performance-wise, the wireless connection is rock-steady, with no lag or stutter, and the HERO sensor tracks flawlessly. The battery lasts impressively long, and the subtle RGB lighting adds just enough flair without being distracting. Pros: Extremely lightweight without sacrificing build quality Ambidextrous design suits both left and right-handed users HERO sensor offers elite tracking and responsiveness Excellent battery life and stable wireless performance Clean, minimalist look with tasteful RGB Cons: No dedicated DPI switch button on top Might be too small for users who prefer a palm grip

Great mouse! Amazing battery life. Was hesitant to move to wireless for gaming but Logitech definitely does it right. Unfortunately I had to move on to a different mouse as I have a hand issue. The mouse was just a tad too tall for me which would cause discomfort. Definitely was a me issue though. Lol it’s a bit expensive, but I enjoyed it the time I had it.

Works Great, Regular price is alittle expensive but if you catch it for decent price. Will be a great mouse. Light with good battery life.