Customer Ratings & Reviews

if you’re looking for a good first gaming mouse, this is definitely up there in options. not too heavy and glides smoothly.

Impressive performance. Outperforms any previous mouse that I owned.

easy to use, best mouse i ever got. recommended 100%

Fantastic piece of hardware, however the software could use improvements to stability. Every now and then after charging the mouse it take a few plugging and unplugging the mouse/ turning it off and on again to have it be read by the software a load your DPI and lighting profiles. After trying 4 different mice by Steel Series, Corsair, Razer and Logitech the tracking and build of this mouse beats the rest and the pros outweigh the minor issue connectivity issue after charging. I would highly suggest this mouse for any competitive FPS player.

This mouse is lightweight, cute, good for gaming, and a nice shade of blue on the LOL edition! I’ve had no issues with connectivity, it’s just as fast as my wired mouse.

this mouse was easy to use and works great for pc gaming

The Logitech G Pro Wireless Gaming mouse is the newest in a line of pro e-sports accessories from Logitech. Logitech is still one of my favorite peripheral makers, and produces some of the best products. The G Pro Wireless certainly seems no exception here. I previously called the G703 the best wireless mouse ever, but this one topples it easily. Now, the G Pro isn’t what you would call a featureful mouse. For the high price tag, you get one of the lightest, best feeling, and best tracking mice in the business. There are a total of 8 buttons that can be customized, but the additional 4 side buttons come with covers (both buttons and covers are held on magnetically) that can effectively remove these buttons. There is a DPI adjuster button, but unlike most mice, this button is found on the bottom of the mouse. I generally don’t adjust DPIs in game, but if you use this feature, it might be a make or break for you. The G Pro is definitely a case of less is more, both feature wise and weight wise. The weight of the mouse is 80 grams - that’s just a shade above the grams of sugar found in a 20oz Mountain Dew. There are few mice that approach this weight, and non that are wireless and wireless charging. Yes, this mouse supports Logitech’s powerplay as well - one of the few features. The bottom of the mouse has a small door that opens up to reveal a storage area for the USB receiver. This is a great feature for traveling. In the box you’ll find the cord w/ adapter, lightspeed receiver, button covers, and of course the mouse itself. After plugging in the mouse using the cord, I appreciated a return to PVC mouse cords (as braided tend to drag, especially if you have a whole desk mouse pad). The mouse took a couple hours to charge up fully, but once charged, I’ve had really good battery life. There is a huge drop in battery life if you use the lighting feature. Frankly RGB lighting seems a bit silly on a ‘pro’ mouse. Considering the lighting is really only on when you’re activating the mouse and thus covering the lighting it feels like a ‘gamer’ culture feature, not a pro gamer feature. Out of the box, only the logo illuminates, but you can also turn on the DPI lights. I highly recommend not. For some reason, the logo lighting is only about 0.7mA draw at 50% brightness, while the DPI lights draw 1.7mA alone. This drains the battery really fast. That said, battery life is really decent, and much better than the G703 I’ve had before. Partially responsible is the new HERO 16K sensor. This sensor apparently uses a lot less power than the previous PMW3366. Honestly I can’t tell the difference in feel - the PMW3366 has been my mainstay for years now, and the HERO won’t upset. The Logitech Gaming software is excellent. In fact the power draw ratings and estimates for each part of the mouse are listed which is where I got the 1.7mA draw. Frankly this is the kind of detail you just don’t get from other companies. Logitech has been doing excellent mice, and excellent software for a long time now, and I’m impressed by almost every detail I find. I’ve even recycled an old Android phone as a CPU/GPU/RAM monitor that the software powers. I’ve previously reviewed the G703 mouse, and if you happen to own that mouse, you’ll instantly notice a lot of similarities and differences. The cord design, and RGB lighting are similar, as well as the vaunted receiver and adapter (both lightspeed wireless). The scroll wheel of the G Pro isn’t illuminated, in fact you can see it’s not solid as well, obviously part of the diet this mouse is on. Of course the G Pro is a completely different layout as well. Where as the G703 is a right hand mouse only, the G Pro is ambidextrous - left handers rejoice! The G Pro also features 4 side buttons, but these can be turned off, and even removed and replaced with button covers effectively removing them from the mouse. If you’re a clutch type user, you’ll appreciate this feature, as I’ve always found the right side buttons of these type mouses to be in the way for my grip. Feel wise, it is similar to many of the great ambidextrous mice. It doesn’t have that molded to your hand feel that the G703, G502 or other right hand mice have, but it also doesn’t get in the way of your preferred grip. The G Pro Wireless can be effectively palmed, and clutched. It has a low back, so it’s not directly a palm mouse - especially for those with larger hands, but it can be palmed. If you clutch, you almost don’t even notice the weight of the mouse. Heck it’s so light you could almost move it with your mind. In any case, it’s one of the most versatile mice I’ve used. It definitely is a notch above the G703 in movement. The G Pro just glides around with almost no effort. I finally got around to finishing the Legacy of the Void campaign on Starcraft II and this mouse was my guide. At first the lightweight nature took a minute for me to get used to. But it wasn’t long until I was appreciating this mouse a ton. I finished the entire campaign (but epilogue and prologue) on one battery charge w/ about 20% left in the tank, so it lived up to its promises. Playing some Overwatch really let this mouse shine, as twitch shooters are almost what this mouse was made for. It was at this point I just covered all the side buttons up and had a great experience with my 3 button mouse. It’s easy enough to swap back the buttons, so that’s a great plus day to day if you want to use the side buttons as back and forward browsing. Speaking of buttons, these are amazingly tactile - with action approaching the travel and force of an Apple butterfly switch but with a nice click sound reminiscent of all Logitech mice. So is the G Pro Wireless a good mouse? Unequivocally yes - not just good, but great. This is probably one of the best mice on the planet right now, and suited for professional gaming use. That said, unless you’re a pro gamer, the price might be a hard pill to swallow. If cost is no object, you can’t get much better than this. For the price I would have liked to see Logitech include a case for travel. If you are a pro gamer, you might appreciate protecting your investment in its own custom case. If you make money gaming then this is definitely the mouse to look at.

Light and steady. .

love this mouse for gaming having no cord makes it awesome

Great mouse , not changing it for another... Awesome

Love it, it gives me the feeling of being a proooo gamer hehe honestly that makes me feel good whenever I use it

LOVE LOVE LOVE IT. GREAT FOR GAMING. HIGHLY RECOMMEND

This mouse is so light and feels so nice in your hand.

one of the best mouses I've ever used it is very light

Light weight and great response. Great item for the gamer!

Our son is so amazed at how easy it is to move this mouse around

Smooth, fast and ultra responsive. Great purchase!

A great price and excellent quality product. Serves my needs.

Mouse is good. Software tries to sync with my discord every time i open discord. Annoying issue that I've tried to fix but it won't stop.

love the mouse. amazing battery life. would definitely recommend.