Customer Ratings & Reviews

Very responsive. No issues with connection via wireless when fast twitch gaming. I spent extra on this mouse really hoping to not have to replace for a long time. I am at 1.5 yrs and the wheel stutters when scrolling, and now all the buttons are crapping out. Have air blasted on routine and wiped down with electronic safe cleaners regularly. I would have expected better quality for a $100 mouse.

Very good mouse, responsive, just the right size and weight for me

Pros: - lightweight - outstanding battery life - all buttons feel great, not mushy - dpi button located on the bottom of the mouse - logitech wireless is the same as wired in terms of latency Cons: - i have a smaller hand, so the butt is a little long for me

Mouse feels great, not too heavy or light and has a great hand feel, and the battery life is amazing

I previously had the G502 wireless and loved it, but that felt a bit too heavy for me, so I decided to buy this one. It is amazing. G Pro is light weight and comfortable to use. Battery life is very good and the sensor is top notch.

I bought this mouse along with the wireless charging pad and have had zero issues. I have not charged this since day one. It is quick, responsive, feels great in the hand with the neutral ambidextrous shape and has no lag while gaming.

before this mouse, I had a crappy Razer AA battery mouse that was driving me insane. I'd be in the middle of a game, and for no reason, my mouse would cut out or just die without warning. So I found it necessary to finally upgrade with this one. I was afraid that it being wireless would be a problem, but in the month I've been using it, I have had no issues with it whatsoever. No sudden disconnects, no random stutters, nothing. There's always the option to just wire it and not worry about it. Personally I really like it wireless so I'm just gonna stick with that. The charge lasts a long time (couple days) and it's also charges pretty quick. I can just leave it charging when I'm gone for work or just over night. The sensor is different to my previous and the height from my mousepad where it can work is shorter, but I just got used to it. Overall, this is a great mouse. I have no complaints for it, and I'm just finally happy I can't blame hardware for my crappy performance.

pretty light, long battery life, good customizability, seems to be a good fit for most hand sizes. only drawback is that some of the internals are not very reinforced. one fell from my desk and the right click stopped working, the second one was light enough that i forgot it was in my hand when i unleashed the power of the sun onto my desk... right click was just extra sensitive after that (the weight of my finger was enough to click it)

Started out in the Logitech pro wired mouse and easily became one of my favorite mouse. Now I have the wireless one and I was skeptical at first because i always would rather have the wired instead of wireless but the mouse has a great battery life, and it charges up fast!

Feels very light on hands and really easy to use. Really good mouse for or productivity and competitive gaming. Hands down the best wireless I’ve used so far, was not disappointed with this purchase.

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.

Really good mouse. I previously had a wired razer mouse for 4 years. Wireless is nice, I don’t notice the delay and I rarely charge it, I’ve been on the same charge for 2 weeks. I got it while it was on sale and couldn’t ask for much better. W fr

The weight of the mouse, the glide of the feet, and accuracy of the sensor feel incredible. I did return this mouse because it’s just too short, but it’s a great mouse. It would be silly to negatively impact its rating based on size given various hand sizes and grip preferences. Just beware, if you have larger hands, this may not be comfortable for you.

I’ve used/owned all the major mouse brands and this is by far the best mouse on the market hands down, lightweight, responsive, and the battery life is crazy good. Definitely recommend

So far had this mouse for over a week & I game a good bit & I am liking it a lot very accurate holds a charge for over 2 plus days. Super light weight lol not use to how light it is.

Great mouse for gaming. It's a relatively light mouse, especially compared to my previous mouse which was a Razer Deathadder Elite (100g vs 80g). One charge at 100% gives you about 60 hours of use with the rgb on which is great. When it came in the mail, it was only at 50% but I was able to use it for 3 days (using it for 12 hours at a time). And it charges within an hour or an hour and half, still usable while its charging. Build quality feels great. It doesn't really slip (my hands get insanely sweaty). The body and build feels like its made out of plastic, but not the cheap kind. There's no kind of flex and the type of material its made out of makes it feel almost rubberized (but its not).

I bought this mouse to replace disappointing mice from competitors such as razer and corsair. I've been PC gaming for almost 10 years and this mouse by far is the most comfortable mouse I have owned. It might not have all the extra buttons that other models offer, but with the comfort this mouse offers I am happy with a few less buttons. The wireless capabilities are unmatched, I have not had a single issue with it, I use it for about 8-10 hours a day between work and getting in a few games. I was very pleasantly surprised by how long the mouse performs before actually needing to charge it, it will last a few days before I plug it in overnight. That's it for now, will update in the future

I largely only bought this mouse because I wanted a decent ambidexterous mouse that had buttons on both sides. While the G-Pro might be overkill for that criteria, I am extremely happy with my purchase. The mouse stays charged for days of regular use, the buttons are tactile (side buttons could be a little snappier but that's not a big deal at all), and the wireless connection is excellent. The four side buttons (two on each side) are removable, which adds a nice level of customizability to the mouse. That said, $150 is a lot for a mouse, and I probably wouldn't have purchased this mouse if it weren't on sale at the time. Otherwise it's pretty much a perfect mouse.

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

Amazing mouse. Light as a feather, holds a charge for days and days (12 hours each), and ultra-responsive. I didn't know how bad my old mouse was until I used this. It was like waking up.