Customer Ratings & Reviews

Feels like $2 plastic that's gonna get double clicking very easily.

Really bad mouse, worked for a month and after the return period ended I started getting insane stuttering and input lag. No possible troubleshooting has resolved it. Just screwed and stuck with an awful mouse

After 5 months of use the left click and right click will periodically unclick itself while I have the button pressed down. This is a fairly common issue for this mouse which is sad because of how expensive it is. I will be going through Logitech to RMA it. I highly discourage anyone from buying this mouse.

Mouse double clicks, apparently it is an issue a lot of people are encountering. Mouse lasted less than a year,

First, let me say that this mouse is not the same as g pro wired version. The wired version is trash. I hated that mouse but this one is different. The shape is different and it feels much better. This is the mouse I have been waiting for my whole life and logitech done did it. I have tried literally all the optical mice out there on the market. Especially the favored mice for games like CSGO and Overwatch, I have literally owned/tried them all. FK2, FK1, FK+, ZA13, ZA12, ZA11, EC2A, EC1A, G503, G303, Finalmouse Scream Pro, Deathadder, SS Rival, and more. From all those mice, I've stuck with FK2. However, FK2 still wasn't good enough for me so I went scouting for a new mouse and came across this one. I actually had a choice. Either this mouse or the Finalmouse Ultralight Phantom. However, since this mouse was wireless, I thought I'd give this one a try and boy... I have no regret. This is literally the best mouse ever.... The weight.. the shape.. the sensor.. the scrollwheel.. nothing in the market could compare today. Not to mention the fact that it's wireless so there is no extra weight from the cord and feels very nice in movement. I mainly play CSGO and other FPS games and trust me, I know. Wireless wasn't an option when it came to choosing a mouse for FPS games like CSGO before. But I can tell you that's over today. The super USB connection is actually insane and there is zero lag. I have never been so happy about a mouse for a very long time. All I have to say is, ZOWIE. You guys REALLY need to step up this time.

Logitech continues to knock it out of the park with their gaming peripherals. The new G PRO wireless gaming mouse is yet another winner. The mouse is light, responsive, and PowerPlay compatible. I was previously using a G703 with the PowerPlay mouse pad and the G PRO is a noticeable upgrade. The tracking and wireless connectivity is unmatched. The ability to continue using the PowerPlay mat means I don't have to worry about charging it either. The weight was a bit of a concern at first as it is definitely lighter than the G703, but I have since gotten used to it and notice less fatigue during longer matches. It is also a tad smaller than the G703, but I haven't found it to be an issue. The only hiccup I ran into when first setting it up was that you must have the latest version of the Logitech Gaming Software installed or it won't be recognized. Obviously for a new installation that shouldn't be a problem, but since I was previously running the G703 it tripped me up at first as I couldn't get the G PRO to show up. Once I realized that my software was out-of-date I quickly got things rolling. The RGB lighting syncs with my PowerPlay mat and G810 keyboard via the software. It also has software assignable buttons on the left and right side which makes it ambidextrous too. Overall, it's a great wireless gaming mouse. The only aspect that gives me pause is the price. At it's MSRP it is definitely steep. There are so many alternatives in the space (including the G703) that I might consider waiting for it on sale before jumping. If you are a professional gamer, well, this is the mouse for you.

I bought this mouse on January 2, 2020 and it was alright until the left click started double clicking like three weeks ago. I contacted Logitech support and it’s been three weeks since I’ve spoken to them with no results or anything. AVOID THIS MOUSE AT ALL COSTS AND SCREW LOGI SUPPORT!!!!

Started double-clicking (when clicking only once) after 6 months, apparently a known issue among many people who have owned this mouse.

Mouse size/shape was perfect for my palm grip, unfortunately 2 months in and the left click would double click on one click. This was frustrating while playing FPS games and clicking to hold my grenades then they would release without me releasing mouse1. For a $150 mouse you'd think this wouldn't be an issue. Too bad.

Ok, I will admit that I have used Microsoft Mouse for some time. I travel a lot and have been used to the MS wireless mouse for years now. I am absolutely floored by this product. The Smooth: The mouse has an unexpectedly smooth and effortless lag-free response. The scroll wheel is also very responsive as well. I have a mid-size hand so larger device feels awkward so this is a midsize device (if you were wondering). The battery life is awesome, and the tracking is just AWESOME!!! The Cool: Is midsize so traveling is no issue, Glows and changes from Pink to Green, Blue, Red, Purple, and all shades in between... So COOL!!!! Comes with attachable for a wired mouse. I love this mouse and am a new fan to Logitech and would recommend this to any and all who wants a premiere Gamers Mouse.

Delivery sucks. It was literally delivered to the wrong address. Fortunately, it was delivered to the house of an honest man. He drove to my house and hand delivered it. Imagine if it doesn't go to ask honest persons house. So disappointing.

Garbage. Works great until a month after the return period, then starts to drift and disconnect. Another Logitech product that lasts JUST long enough to outlast the return window.

I bought this for 130 dollars and after only one month it’s stoped working and guess what, I can’t even return it.

double-click issue after only a few months. This was my final logitech device. There are better, higher quality, less expensive options being made now, in a highly competitive marketplace.

Cheap, broke after a year. Logitech support will not send me a new one. Do yourself a favor and buy the $50 wireless mouse from corsair. Much better quality, features, and sturdiness.

The GPro Wireless is a very nice, all round mouse. Pros- Very nice weight at only 80 grams -Ambidextrous design allows for left and right handed people -Sensor feels just as good, if not better than my old wired mouse -The wireless feature lets me use it wherever I like without pulling on the wire like my old wired mouse. -64 hours of battery life is amazing for a mouse like this The only thing I didn't like is that the two main mouse buttons rub together, on the one I got it only happens when I force it. Overall I love the mouse and would recommend it to a friend if they have the money for it.

Had a week full of teaching as far as I could on Fortnite with this mouse and it’s been great. Fully customizable, light and very responsive. At first I wanted a little more weight in my mouse but I quickly realized I was able to play on my couch and use my couch cushion as my pad and not having weight in the mouse made swipes very easy! This is my second Logitech gaming mouse and they are pretty great. I do wish the wheel had a better click and weight in the spin like other mice but other than that it is good. Setup was a cinch and I just toss it in my desk when I am not gaming.

Lightly used for 2 months and right mouse button will not register clicks playing Warzone. Firmware is updated. Happens intermittently and always at the worst times during duels.

Compared to the Viper, the GPRO's left and right main buttons have a shorter, lighter travel with a solid, crisp stop. This results in a much more defined and precise feel, with a lighter actuation force for faster clicks with less effort. Techniques involving click-dragging or lifting the mouse while depressing either L/R button are much easier as well. The GPRO buttons articulate atop the mouse so their movement is isolated from the sides and the right button doesn't rub against my ring finger like it did with the Viper. The side buttons are mushier than the Viper's but they're not terrible and they're easier to both feel and distinguish between. My hands are Med-Lg and I use a hybrid claw/fingertip grip. Compared to the Viper, the GPRO's higher, narrower shape and less aggressive side grooves allow my fingers to find more grip positions naturally with less grip pressure. The wheel isn't perfect, but it's much easier to scroll with than the Viper's while still being stiff enough to allow depression without accidentally rolling it into another position. Depression force is acceptable. The teflon skates are much smoother on the Viper but GPRO's aren't bad and decent aftermarket options start at $6 if needed. Both mice track well and while the sensor on the Razer may be better on paper, I wasn't able to notice a marked difference in FPS games. I have not experienced any double-input errors with any of the GPRO buttons that some users have mentioned in forums. I ended up returning the Viper and keeping the GPRO mainly because the Viper's mushy L/R buttons drove me nuts and its lower, more aggressive shape forced my fingers into specific grips that were ultimately more fatiguing. The Viper's charging dock was groovy, though. Hope this helps.

I have been using this mouse for work and for gaming over the past week. It is light weight but feels solid. It is comfortable to use and has a good feel while being super responsive. The side buttons are removeable and can be customized for gaming actions. I have been using it on wireless all week for 7+ hours a day and still have not needed a charge. So the battery life is great. Overall if you are looking for a great mouse for more than just everyday surfing the web this is a good option.