Customer Ratings & Reviews

Coming from a G502, the weight difference was immediately noticeable. It’s light but not too light and feels very sturdy. The grip of the mouse feels good and I love the customizable buttons. Since I am right handed, I kept the 2 buttons on the left side and added one on the right side as a profile cycler since I use different profiles for different games. The battery life on the thing is insane. I got the mouse 4 days ago and I’m still at 75% and I’m usually on my computer for 5-7 hours a day. To get even better battery life, I recommend changing the polling rate to 500hz, since you probably wouldn’t be able to differentiate it with 1000hz, while also turning off the rgb lighting. This gives you a max battery life of around 84 hours which is crazy. The charging is super simple as well. You just unplug the cable going to the receiver and plug it into your mouse. You can even use it while it’s charging as a wired mouse which feels good too. Overall, the mouse is really really good. The only downside is the steep price but the sale price of $99 makes it a lot more appealing than if it were $150 or $130.

Playing tactical, competitive shooters requires a good mouse. After some debate, I decided to get on the wireless mouse train after hearing they’ve improved any latency issues. I was disappointed by every mouse I’ve used due to a stuttering issue (full battery, moved my setup closer to my actual house for receiver distancing issues) but nothing. At the same time I LOVED the freedom of no cable drag. After hearing that my friends and beloved streamers and pros recommended this OUTRAGEOUSLY priced mouse I decided to try it. It’s amazing. I can’t stop recommending it to anyone. I charge it maybe once a week if that. That’s with several hours of gaming a day. The price is worth it. Trust me. If you don’t like it then return it to Best Buy within 15 days (you won’t, though). It’s a light mouse. It doesn’t have a DPI button in an annoying spot so you accidentally click it mid fight or anything either. The only complaint I have, not big enough to warrant 4 stars) is that it did not come with a mouse weight. It has the compartment to fit one, but one did not come in the packaging. I just took my weight from my g703 and moved it over and it was perfect.

Battery life - phenomenal as long as you turn it off when you're not using it Buttons - RMB and LMB feel a tad lighter than Final mouse. My Final mouse felt pretty stiff, razer deathadder was light (my most recent mouse), so the G Pro feels perfect because its right in between the two. Scroll wheel - There's no weird empty space or tolerance in-between the scroll bumps which makes it precise. Grip - I have large hands (size L in the US for all gloves) and a palm grip felt a little weird, but hybrid has been comfy and works better for me anyways. Sliding - Movement is a little tacky or sticky. It could be my mouse pad even though it's clean, but I'll probably end up getting hyperglide mouse skates in the future to smooth it out. Response time - same as any 1000hz polling mouse. I was very impressed because there is no lag and you get wireless without a heavy mouse. I haven't slammed it on the desk yet so I can't speak for durability haha because thats how I broke my Finalmouse! Overall I've been loving the G Pro and would recommend it to anyone wanting a wireless mouse.

There is nothing that didn’t impress me about this mouse. The mouse itself is so light it becomes an extension of your hand while gaming. To make things better, the battery life is superb; I haven’t had to charge it since receiving it just less than 2 weeks ago. The cherry on top is the software: Logitech G Hub. It allows you to set specific profiles for different games and even the desktop. The software even lets you change the lighting and polling rates for each profile and different games to let you save even more battery life. The only cons I see about this mouse is the texture of the plastic. It is very easy to dirty up, so definitely put those Flamin Hot Cheetos away. Honestly, don’t even think about eating while gaming or before gaming. The second con would be the price. This is a very expensive mouse, though it brings much value to the dedicated pc shooter gamer. It is a mouse designed for E-Sports and shooter games; for more casual gaming look at the G305. Though it is a much smaller mouse, it is a much better value for casual gaming.

This mouse does it the best it’s super light feels great and always works

If you’re looking at reasons why you should buy this, look no further. After converting from a g502 hero (bought 2 weeks ago from here) something about it just felt off in the grip. Maybe too heavy, too many buttons? Anyways, I made the switch because of the wireless and the simplicity of it. Glad I did. The mouse is incredibly light, almost feels apart of your hand. Laser is Logitech so...... no worries there. Jumped my K/d up by about 8 kills per death. Dpi isn’t really needed at 16k unless you’re on console. Either way. Just make the switch, you won’t regret it. Tag is well worth the extra 60-80 bucks you weren’t really looking to spend. Mouse wireless last about a good 6-7 days on 8-10 hrs of gameplay on a charge.

This mouse is great for gaming and for office use also. A little small for my taste but very accurate. A couple of things would make it better. 1st A free spinning wheel like on the 903. 2nd A small removable weight on the bottom for those of us who desire a little more weight. Finally two more programmable buttons on the side and the size could be a little bigger. Otherwise a very good gaming mouse.

This is a pretty nice mouse. It has a nice feel to it, though it is quite light. There's not really any cons to this mouse other than that I wish it had the weighted piece that comes with the G703. I imagine that may possibly fit in this mouse as it looks to have the exact same cutout and there appears to be enough room to insert it into the cap.The only problem that I can foresee with this is the cap is held in magnetically so it could prevent the cap for staying connected. The cap is a bit difficult to get off the first few times you try until you get a feel for how far/hard to press on it to get it to "Eject". Inside there's a spot to store the Wireless adapter which is a big plus. The tracking on it is quite insane. This will be affected of course by what type of mouse pad you use. I'm just using a Steelseries QCK+ pad. I may move to a hard mouse pad in the future though as they're much easier to keep clean. The amount of buttons are generous, however I think with the size of the mouse being smaller, any more than 2 is kind of wasted here. I'm a Claw Grip most of the time and this mouse is a little small for that. Though if you don't have longer fingers and larger hands then this would be a great mouse for you. It definitely has a feel of quality though and the clicking is pretty tactile and responsive with all the buttons. I do like that included in the box and as you can see in my photo's there are 4 buttons included that you can use to replace the pre-installed buttons should you only want to use the mouse with the 2 main and middle mouse buttons, or use it as a 5 button mouse. This probably won't end up being my Daily driver for my mouse as I prefer the weight, size and customization of my Logitech G900. If I had to guess, it's nearly twice the weight of the Pro Wireless. The other thing I do like on my G900 is the scroll wheel. It's more controllable and I like that you can "disconnect" it with the Hyper-Scroll button so you can quickly scroll through a EULA/TOS page or through websites very quickly. Though the Pro Wireless does seem to have a more defined click type feel when scrolling whereas the G900 is more of a smooth but bumpy type of feedback. With that all in mind, the Pro Wireless is a really a great mouse especially if you're gaming on the go as it doesn't take up as much space as say the G500-903 Series mice. I'm certain the mouse will be great to use for years to come, I just only wish it was a fair bit larger and heavier.

5 stars but I returned it. It's a great mouse but it's just not my style. The wireless is a great feature. The battery life is amazing. The shape is safe and the weight is okay. My biggest issues with the G Pro Wireless were the coating and the size. I have sweaty hands and this mouse gets insanely slippery and I can't get a good grip on it after a while of gaming. The weight is decent but I'm also used to mice around 60 grams but the real problem is this mouse is a bit big for my hands and preferred grip style. All in all, it's worth buying and trying out. If it fits your preferences then it's probably a great mouse and worth all the money. If you have any issues, though, then it's just a very overpriced mouse that won't work for you and you can just return it. A great mouse for one person might be a bad mouse for someone else and vice versa.

this mouse is well worth the money compared to most mice esports professionals use. I have used many mice being COD and Fortnite professional, I have always loved Finalmouse, and their mice run up to $500+, this was one of the first wireless mice that were worth buying. before you buy I do recommend feeling it (because of the high top and heavyweight), I recommend also checking out the razer viper family of gaming mice. they offer pretty much the same thing coming in different sizes and models. I think this is a great mouse but has some flaws. first off the mouse is really heavy for a mouce (lighter is better). I think the weight you should be looking at is anything around is 60 g or anything lower. if you clearly want a mouse for a feature and wireless option this id the way to go. if you are the competitive type of gamer looking for the best mouse buy a mouse from the following brands, finalmouse glorious gwolves razer this is by far the best wireless gaming mouse but is no finalmouse

Just an awesome mouse. I primarily play fps and was leery at first going wireless, but I’m so glad I did. I play competitive and need response and this mouse is quicker than my previous corded gaming mouse. It is much lighter than my previous mouse and the battery life is very long. I’ve had no issues with it dying on me or slowing down. Logitech software is easy to use to customize the mouse to fit your needs and style. I’m right handed so it doesn’t matter to me, but the fact that you can have the side buttons on either side is a nice touch. I debated getting the superlight, but honestly I’m glad I didn’t because this thing is already very light and I’d be afraid any lighter would feel awkward.

Wireless functionality is amazing as is all of the other lightspeed Logitech products. The battery is noticeably longer than the G903 and G703 however the Logitech gaming software has had a decrease in usability from recent updates and doesn't default to the correct DPI after PC restarts. The ergonomics are fairly good being very light and form fitting though may be a little small for bigger hands. The difference between this and the G703/G403 is the lack of a dedicated DPI switch on this mouse and generally poorer software integration. I prefer the G903 since it is slightly larger and has a fly wheel as well as modular side buttons though if those don't interest you the longer battery life and lighter overall weight makes this mouse one of the best on the market period.

I've had several mice so far, and this by far has been my favorite to use. Light as a feather and compact, this mouse can fly across the mousepad while still maintaining precision without delay; it's nearly a godsend for games like CS:GO and Siege. The battery on this mouse is excellent; you'll find yourself forgetting that it eventually needs to recharge. The design is simplistic while offering quiet & well-positioned mouse buttons for BOTH left-handed and right-handed gamers (the box comes with extra buttons you can attach to either side). Additionally, the mouse comes with a slot on the bottom for you to hold the USB transmitter for those that like to take advantage of those portability features. Besides that, I would say the mouse would be infinitely unbeaten if had more mouse buttons to use, but then again that is a preferential thing.

I wanted a comfortable, lightweight, ambidextrous mouse for gaming and programming. This mouse delivers very nicely. I had been using an MX Master, which most of my 19mm hand stayed in contact with, but on the PRO I use more of a claw grip, which is still very comfortable. I found the charging cable to be very light and flexible, so using the mouse while charging was surprisingly comfortable. You can use all 4 side buttons if you switch the covers for buttons, which is great for when you need to switch hands in the middle of a work session. I do miss the magspeed wheel of the MX Master mouse, but the PRO's scroll wheel has a nice light and responsive feel. I'm a casual gamer, but I felt much more accurate using this mouse while playing Doom (2016 version). And while programming, I feel I can click exactly where I want quicker. Where this mouse falls down is the software. I turn the RGB off while I use the mouse, and when I hibernate my computer the mouse reverts to RGB cycling, and does that all night. Also On a fresh reboot, it cycles until the drivers have loaded. They promote a 32 bit processor and onboard memory. Too bad they don't use some of that memory to remember the RGB setting. Great hardware marred by disappointing software.

got this with high expectations due to reviews. overall fairly decent, super light. however maybe for my hand size it seems a bit large and feels tiring after use. I'm upgrading from a battery mouse so need to remember to plug in the mouse every once a while to keep charged. RGB is simple and programmable with Ghub software . Lastly, it is quite expensive.

Upgraded from a g403 prodigy wired. Mouse buttons feel nicer, the g403 side buttons were kinda mushy and felt like you had to push them in far to actuate. This mouse is also about 7g’s lighter. I’m a R6 Siege player and absolutely love the G-Pro Wireless. It does what I want when I want it. It’s extremely light and has incredible battery life. Just turn of the little RGB it comes with and it adds an additional 20+ hours to the battery life!! Rarely have to charge and charging is super quick. $150 is a little steep so... Only get this mouse if you’re seriously looking for something to step up your game in your favorite FPS. I highly recommend for serious FPS players where you need accuracy, and reaction time.

It’s an excellent mouse. They weight of the mouse is good. It’s don’t feel cheap on hand. The wireless is a great plus. The battery life is amazing. I can go for a week without needing to charge.

To start with I had a hard time believing this mouse would be worth... it's price. So I started a skeptic. I have several high end wireless, both BT and Logitech RF; and yes each does have some "Radio" lag, but I've found that BT4 are better than ever. I know this mouse is targeted at gaming, and I tried testing it vs the latest BT wireless MX I from Logitech, and 90% of the time I could tell no difference, the other 10% the G Pro out performed. I also compared it to another (almost as expensive) wired gaming mouse, and I could tell the speed differnece between the two. But I really liked the "button blockers" offered with the Pro G, as it elimimated some false button presses I encouter now and again. The Pro G comes with a 5' USB to micro-usb cable where you connect the Pro G receiver, the receiver can also be pluged in to the PC/notebook but they recommend the receiver be within 20cm of the mouse for the quickest response, I tried it plugged into the PC and on the cable; could not tell the difference. The freatur of this mouse is that you can use it as a wired mouse (not sure this was documented) by connecting the USB cable directly to the micro-usb on the front of the mouse. So should you mouse run out of batteries, the changing cable also allows you to use it as a USB mouse. Now on the downside the they claim the mouse is 80 grams, I found it a little light, which I could add weights (as I can other mice to give it a little more "beef"). At this weight it felt tippy, I wanted more weight at the very bottom. The changing glow of the big G on the mouse, I wanted it steady or off, but there are no real instructions in the box. Related to this; they claim the G on the bottom of the mouse can be pressed and it exposes a place to store the wireless receiver. trick is it's magnetic, with a strong magnet, once you push down on the indentation the top rises up and can be "scooted" out exposing the storage. Just could be more clear. Also the Scroll wheel has light resistance with good bumpy scroll steps. The scroll wheel quite and good for browser scrolling, but it's a little on the "tall" side, i wish it were a few mm lower into the mouse... Picky, picky, but it's expensive. And charging it will hold a charge for about 48H of use. For gamers this is fine, for everyday use I wish it could add the additional heft I was looking for with a bigger battery. All and all I like the mouse, the flexibity it offers, and it's speed, but I still can't get over the cost. BTW: I did use it on a drawing app where the sensitivity was clearly outstandin

Intro - I am a mouse/peripheral enthusiast with lots of experience testing various mice from different brands. I purchased the GPW to finally try the shape and see how it performs. It's excellent and totally worth the hype! Shape/weight - I would describe the shape as "universal" it easily fits all 3 grip types for me - claw,palm, or fingertip. I have 18.5x9 hands and use claw which works great. A lot of people also call this shape "safe" so if you're new to the world of gaming mice and don't know what kind of shape is the best for you its likely that you will enjoy the GPW. At this point for me personally I've found better shapes for me and my claw grip, but the GPW still ranks near the top. For the weight its 77-80g and while not being the lightest anymore it's still a good weight for most people I think. 8.5/10 Sensor/wireless - This uses the HERO 25K sensor and it's the best sensor I'm yet to feel on a mouse. It's very responsive and smooth, absolutely no issues. Wireless is also great and works as it should. 9.5/10 Battery life - I rarely have to charge this mouse. I sometimes even have the RGB on and it's still really good. Can't give you the exact figures since I rotate between mice, but I think I've only charged this twice since owning it. 10/10 Buttons - This uses Omron 20m switches and they are fairly average. I wish Logitech would ditch Omron finally for some better aftermarket switches, but these are light and fairly tactile. Main buttons feel a bit inconsistent. Side buttons feel alright. Scroll wheel is very good with a light but still fairly tactile scroll and the sound stays consistent. 8/10 Feet - Feet are below average and don't glide as smooth as some of my other mice. They are still passable though. 7.5/10 QC - I found the QC to be good, nothing to write home about though. I wish the main buttons were more consistent. 9/10 Software - Uses Logitech G Hub so you can change your DPI settings and RGB. Easy to use, but can be annoying in some spots. I would recommend saving all your settings to the mouse profile though as that will be much more convenient. 7/10 Value - Overall this is a great mouse to pick up on sale. Nowadays you can also get the superlight version for a bit more and I'd recommend that if you want something much lighter. 8/10

I love this mouse! It's one of favorite mice that I own...Viper Ultimate being the other (I' can't choose lol). Weight is very nice, the Hero sensor is very accurate and I love the wheel, even though not infinite scrolling but it's strictly only for gaming so no biggie. the battery is excellent, not as good as the Viper Ultimate's (or even the Basilisk Ultimate or 903 Hero's) but still good. Only gripe, the price, oh my that price...if you don't want to pay the premium, I can totally understand. I didn't pay full retail, but it can throw many off, but once you get past all that, you will see it's a fantastic mouse and I don't think will have any buyer's remorse.