Customer Ratings & Reviews

Weight - Sturdy but not heavy or light by any sense. It’s a normal weight for a mouse and you’re able to make it a bit lighter by taking the magnetic thing on the bottom of the mouse. Battery Life - With this mouse you never even have to worry about battery life. For one it lasts for a long time without charge. But even if it doesn’t suit the amount the time you want, keep in mind that it takes no batteries like AA or AAA batteries to keep it running. It’s a charged mice that you have to plug in at the top to keep it charging. So never have to worry about buying batteries and you can even save yourself by charging the mice after every use so you never have to freight about the battery life. It’s really amazing on its own. Wireless - It’s a very responsive mice that’s wireless. Easy to carry, easy to take a part, and perfect for anywhere on the desk. It’s perfect for gaming and any other usage. It has all the buttons you need on both sides and you can change the functions of what they do through their logitech app. It also has many different pieces for you to attach or deattach on the sides of your mouse. One Downside - It’s nothing major but I despise how every time I start up my PC, I have to let the application run at the start so that the mouse is optimized to the correct settings or else it defaults to the high sensitivitys. But that’s probably for most mouses that have applications anyway.

I've used a lot of gaming mice over the years; Razer Deathadders. Logitech g502, Steelseries Rival 100, Glorious Model O and D, as well as a few other lesser known brands, and the G Pro Wireless was another welcome addition to my collection. Wireless on this guy is phenomenal, if you're worried about latency, forget about it. It's worth avoiding cable drag. Lighting is minimal, but present. It'll mostly be covered by your palm anyway. Weighting on the mouse is pretty good for not being an ultralight. For me it's been relatively easy to readjust after using the Glorious mice, probably because I don't have to worry about cables, even though I use a mouse bungee Side buttons are easily accessible and weighted enough so that you don't accidentally accuate them. I do wish they were a bit larger. Now, my biggest gripe with the mouse. Right and left mouse buttons are waaaaaaaaaaay to light. I feel like I can blow on them and they will click. I find myself accidentally clicking when I move my mouse side to side relatively quickly in games like Apex or Valorant. Logitech should increase the actuation tolerance, or use heavier springs. The clicks feel nice, but they are TOO light. I am a palm grip user. As for sizing, it's a relatively safe size for a mouse that allows for a wide variety of grip types, however if you have larger hands or longer fingers, I suggest getting a bigger, more ergonomic mouse. Look at Zowie or Glorious mice.

I absolutely love this mouse! It's extremely light while being wireless, the two biggest selling points for me. I think it could be $10 or $20 over priced but it is worth it in my opinion. I definitely bought it on sale for about $115. I love the fact that it can also be used wired super effortlessly. But the wireless mode is the best. It lasts days with my normal usage before needing a recharge. And I mean DAYS. At longest it lasted about a week before needing a charge. It's kind of small, but it fits perfectly in my hand, and I have bigger than normal hands. Extremely responsive and agile. Recommended purchase from me.

The sensor in this mouse is great, tracking with this mouse is superb and the wireless is impressive. I own both the G Pro and the Razer Viper Ultimate and the Zowie FK2.. I prefer the G Pro over the Zowie for feel in my hand, I have a Medium sized hand and I feel comfortable with a claw grip and palm grip. The wireless speed is honestly hard to even tell a difference. The mouse comes with a wireless receive that goes straight into a USB port or an extender that allows you to run the receiver a bit close to the mouse for anyone that has a PC further away from their desk or need a longer run. Software is straight forward and the mouse weight is pretty light though it has a battery in it. Button clicks feel solid and are satisfying and don't take a ton of pressure to press but just enough that you won't have miss clicks. If you are a heavy clicker though I could see you making an accidental click here and there. If you are looking for a wireless mouse I would go for either the G Pro or Viper Ultimate and would be completely satisfied with either. The Logitech has a larger hump than the Zowie FK2 or Viper Ultimate but the coating is preferred over the Zowie FK2. You can use the software for the mouse or if you don't want it and only use it for firmware updates you have a button on the bottom which will switch between DPI's stored on the mouse instead. Battery Life has not been an issue and if you charge it every couple of days I don't see this mouse being an issue, there is an off/on switch you can use to extend that life as well.

This is easily the best mouse I have owned. Having owned a Razer Ouroboros, Razer Basilisk Hyperspeed, Logitech G502 Hero, and now this, I can easily say this mouse triumphs over all of those. Pros: + Perfect weight at 80g + Great build quality (no rattling or wobbling parts) + Fantastic battery life (after 2 days its dropped from 97% to 84%) + RGB is minimal + Interchangeable side buttons + Fantastic sensor + Shape is super comfortable + Premium packaging that makes the price seem better Cons - Price is steep for sure Overall, if you're looking for a fantastic lightweight wireless gaming mouse, then this should certainly be one option you highly consider. I purposely went for this mouse over the new Superlight variant. I thought that might be way too light, and I was right. If I find 80g to be almost like holding a paper, then I cannot imagine how I would find 63g. To me, the 80g weight of this thing is perfect.

Using the Logitech G Pro Wireless has completely changed how I game. It feels like an extension of my hand—super light, incredibly responsive, and never once did I feel held back. The wireless connection is flawless, with zero lag, and I actually forgot I wasn’t using a wired mouse. Long sessions? No problem—the battery lasts for days, and the shape stays comfortable no matter how intense the match gets. Every click feels sharp and intentional, and switching between games or work is seamless thanks to the onboard profiles. After using it, going back to anything else just feels wrong.

As an owner of the FinalMouse Ultralight, Logitech G Pro Wired, Roccat Kone Pure, etc etc- I have my fair share of experiences with mice. Despite it's high price point I was confident in my purchase given Logitech's stellar track record of hardware. What I opened once it arrived was a mouse that truly is setting a gold standard. The wireless technology is unmatched on the market, the buttons have a satisfying click to them, the RGB is minimal and not obnoxious, one if not the top sensor on the market and all bundled into 80 grams. An insane feat to achieve. I have a 20cm by 9.5cm hand size with a fingertip grip, the mouse is rated as a medium size so if you're looking for a large mouse, this may not be for you. It's also skinnier than the average mouse, perfect for me but maybe not for you. The best bet is to take the plunge when you see one and give it a few hours of use to decide. It's going to take a lot from the competitors to sway me away from this mouse! *Photo uploaded is to show the sizing compared to the wired G Pro and G303

Review written after ~3wks usage for office use. Lightweight, very precise sensor and the use of RGB is very conservative, only lit on the inch or so logo cut out on the shell so it's extremely non-disruptive to my office. No noticable latency or disconnection issues, and so far the auto sleep mode has prevented my from needing to charge it. I haven't used it for gaming as of yet as it's stayed in my office but the sensor seems more than accurate enough so far. The only downside thus far is it doesn't have an infinite scroll wheel but that's very minor to me.

Logitech has once again redefined the gaming experience with the G Pro Wireless Mouse, setting a new standard for wireless gaming peripherals. As a passionate gamer, I can confidently say that the G Pro Wireless is not just a mouse; it's a precision instrument that elevates your gaming performance to new heights. From the moment you lay eyes on the G Pro Wireless, its sleek and ambidextrous design captivates. The minimalist aesthetics, coupled with a matte finish, exude a premium feel. The lightweight yet durable construction is a testament to Logitech's commitment to delivering a top-tier gaming mouse. The hero of this device is undoubtedly the HERO sensor. The G Pro Wireless boasts Logitech's HERO 25K sensor, providing unrivaled sensitivity and accuracy. With a DPI range from 100 to a mind-boggling 25,600, this mouse is a dream for gamers who demand pixel-perfect precision. The sensor's responsiveness is so impeccable that it feels like an extension of your hand, translating every subtle movement into seamless in-game actions. Wireless gaming mice often face skepticism regarding latency, but the G Pro Wireless puts those concerns to rest. Logitech's LIGHTSPEED wireless technology ensures a 1ms report rate, delivering a lag-free gaming experience that rivals wired alternatives. This mouse proves that you can have the freedom of wireless without compromising on performance. Customization is where the G Pro Wireless truly shines. The six programmable buttons, including the responsive and satisfying main buttons, are strategically placed for quick and intuitive access. The DPI button, conveniently located beneath the mouse, allows on-the-fly sensitivity adjustments, catering to diverse gaming scenarios. Battery life is another impressive aspect of the G Pro Wireless. With up to 60 hours of usage on a single charge, you can game for days without worrying about interruptions. The PowerPlay compatibility adds a level of convenience, allowing you to charge the mouse wirelessly while in use. The ambidextrous design ensures that both left and right-handed gamers can enjoy the ergonomic comfort of the G Pro Wireless. The customizable side buttons come with optional magnetic covers, providing a tailored experience for different grip styles. In conclusion, the Logitech G Pro Wireless Mouse is a masterpiece of gaming technology. It seamlessly combines precision, speed, and comfort in a wireless package, setting the gold standard for gaming mice. If you're a serious gamer looking to gain a competitive edge, the G Pro Wireless is not just a choice; it's an investment in your gaming success. Logitech has once again proven why they are at the forefront of gaming peripherals innovation.

Chances are you’ve been pondering whether you should spend $150 on just a mouse, just like I did. When I finally decided to get this mouse I could not have been happier with decision. I’ve had it for just under a month now and I don’t think I’ll be returning to my Glorious Model O or Logitech G502 anytime soon. The charge lasts for day, and even if you forget to plug it in you can use it wired while it’s charging. I never thought a wireless mouse would be vastly different, and though it’s not the comfort and freedom you feel on a wireless mouse was still a pleasant surprise. I was also at first worried the connection would hiccup or miss inputs from time to time, but I was wrong about that. It is perfectly responsive and when you take it out of sleep mode it wakes on the slightest movement and is good to go without any delay whatsoever. I spend a lot of time at my computer whether its gaming, work/homework, or just browsing Reddit. Even after a month, I still look forward to using this mouse and navigating my day with it. I highly recommend this mouse.

The Logitech G Pro X Superlight is a fantastic choice for gamers who prioritize speed and precision. Its feather-light design and top-notch sensor make it a formidable tool in any gamer’s arsenal. Sure, it’s a bit on the pricey side, and the button count is limited, but if you’re serious about your gaming, this mouse is worth considering.

I think this mouse have the best sensor on market, when I compared them this year around 2 weeks period have tried Razer Viper Ultimate and Glorios model 0, and Zowie S2. My hand size is 19cm and 9.5 cm 1. Razer viper ultimate is smaller than model 0 and G pro wireless but bigger than zowie S2. It felt too flat. 2. Model 0 is just like Zowie fk1, I believe this is better than viper ultimate because of the mouse click and shape even quality I prefer Model 0. 3. Zowie s2 is the safest shape I love this shape but little bit heavy. 4. And last G-pro wireless heavier than Viper ultimate and Model 0 ( if not mistaken about model 0 weight) it felt G pro wireless felt most light from all of them and the Potato like shape is great in the hand. And I love this mouse now I'm waiting for Superlight X review, because that 63 g maybe too light, I personally love this mouse and shape. Good luck and have fun.

delivers everything you'd want from a top-tier gaming mouse: precision, speed, and comfort. Designed with gamers in mind, it features a highly accurate sensor (up to [DPI level]) that ensures smooth, responsive tracking whether you're playing fast-paced FPS games or strategy titles.

I’ve had two super lights due to the scroll wheel messing up. First one was warranted which got me the second one. Months later same issue. I love the mouse and didn’t want to try a different style. I went with this one because it’s significantly cheaper. You can barely tell the weight difference, it has removable buttons “ambidextrous”, lights up unlike the Superlight, and feels the exact same for a lower price tag. In my opinion I should’ve went with this one from the start. Smh

COMFORT: Comfortable enough for big hands, ideal for medium hands. Larger hands with palm grip will either find the mouse ridiculously comfortable, or extremely painful. Claw grip is probably the best way to use the mouse. QUALITY: The overall build quality is acceptable. VALUE: I got this on sale ( <$90), but at full price the build quality is questionable for $130+ with tax. The connectivity is limited to the included Logitech Pro dongle. No Bluetooth, and no compatibility with other Logitech dongles. CONNECTION: The trade-off is an incredible connection. I was somewhat surprised how responsive the mouse was regarding knowing when it was connected and when it wasn’t. There is absolutely no delay time between the connection and single. BATTERY: It’s rechargeable only. With Heavy casual use (10+ hours a day, every day). I’m getting about a week-or-so before needing to recharge. BUTTONS: It has two left (M4 M5) and two right (M6 M7). That’s it, regarding extra buttons. There’s no fast scroll or free spin, and it’s noticeable in scenarios where you want to scroll quickly. It comes with 4 extra buttons that are magnetic. They’re used in the circumstance you want to have a smooth space where one of the extra buttons are. FEATURES: The RBG is decent, the colors are not as vivid as some others. However, there isn’t much to the mouse anyway. SOFTWARE: The pro software is impressive, and you can change the default settings for the mouse. Which means once you enable the setting. You can use the settings anywhere, and the buttons will function exactly how you set them regardless of if the computer has the software. FINAL THOUGHTS: Besides the incredible lightweight, the best thing about the mouse. Is the metallic sound when you release after clicking down. I’ve adopted this mouse as my daily wireless mouse. I notice the scroll speed every time I want to use it, but it does become more bearable. I’d recommend this mouse if you get it on sale, and if you can’t. I’d still probably recommend it as a solid, lightweight, high DPI, feature rich wireless mouse.

I bought this to go with my new Asus Zephyrus laptop I had recently purchased from BB. I have the Logitech-G 915 keyboard, 903 mouse, 935 wireless headphones, and the Powerplay wireless charging system for my desktop. I looked at a few different lightweight options from other brands and was not impressed. I trust Logitech and have not been disappointed so far. This mouse is perfect for traveling. It's definitely lightweight. I probably wouldn't buy this for my desktop, but I absolutely love it for my laptop. Overall, it does exactly what I expect and is probably the lightest mouse I've ever owned. Prior to trying Logitech-G products I was a strictly Razer user. I still love my wireless Razer Naga, but Logitech has won me over. Very easy to set up and I've had zero issues with any of the Logitech products I've purchased over the past three years. If you want a quality, lightweight, wireless mouse, this is a great choice.

It's definitely lightweight, it seems to work on differing mouse pads well without needing calibration at all. The battery seems to last a while I got it a week ago charged it battery is still at 50% so I'm assuming it last about 2 weeks if just left on and doing it's sleep thing and gaming a quite a few hours in between. I was amazed it was lightweight and was a little scared that would mean it would feel flimsy but in reality it feels pretty solid. I'd totally recommend one. Though one annoying thing I haven't been able to solve. It says the led is off, which it's totally off but in game it's always on and there's no other setting other than off.

The level of work Logitech put into this mouse is incredible, and every bit of effort they made shows. It's amazing. It's amazing how light it is, how long the battery lasts, how smooth and tactile every button feels, how durable it is... and It's the most comfortable mouse I've ever held. Not to mention customizable, ambidextrous, swappable side buttons on either side with 5 DPI settings, and customizable RGB. It looks professional enough for any office and performs professionally for competition. As expected, Logi gave this mouse their flagship sensor technology. I have loved my experience with every logitech gaming mouse I've owned but if I had to keep only one for the rest of my life, it would be this mouse. It is a must-buy in my opinion.

Very good mouse. Lightweight and has a great sensor. It sits perfectly in the hand, the battery charge is easily enough for a week, I recommend it

I like that this mouse is chargeable instead of batteries and it can be used while it is plugged in and charging. The battery lasts a long time even with all the use. I like that it is on the smaller side and fits my hand well.