Customer Ratings & Reviews

Coming from a G703 (pre hero sensor) this is one of the most disappointing mice I have used. The good: -They made it ambidextrous -It is symmetrical -They added a place to store your wireless dongle on the mouse The bad: -They made it ambidextrous -It is symmetrical -Huge push to use logitech software compared to older products -Terrible internals (explained more in detail below) More detailed thoughts in no particular order: Making the mouse ambidextrous appeals to my sense of OCD because it looks nice but the feel of the mouse is simply inferior to the G703 because of which. After about a week of use (on the most current software, firmware, etc) the mouse now has an annoying and unfixable firmware/onboard computer based bug where the battery always registers at ~12% and blinks at critical levels. I have tried running it to the ground (using it until it is completely dead) in the hopes it was an issue with the onboard RAM to no avail. Not know how long the mouse is going to last and having an annoying light constantly blinking as a distraction makes this mouse completely unusable and a total waste of money. Logitech G HUB is awful - NO I DO NOT want to enable software control, YES I want to remain with my onboard settings, STOP trying to force your poorly designed software down my throat. Also (in reference to the battery issue), NO my battery IS NOT at a critical level, so DO NOT try to force it into a low power mode. Why they even reinvented their software suite into a worse version is beyond me. Logitech needs to stop trying to make a splash 'reinventing the wheel' and just go back to making quality products. The switch from the PMW3366 sensor to their own in-house garbage changed nothing except how their mice were marketed and led to the release of bad products like this.

Spend a lot of time gaming so i found it comfortable and esay to use.

Great product. Lightweight. Great product. Lightweight

Setup for the G Pro is quick and easy. You can configure the controls to work as you want. That helps a lot with gaming. Speed is very good. So much so, that when using it for standard computer applications rather than gaming (I know, but I wanted to test it across the board), I had to slow it down. You can program it to work primarily right or left-handed. It's a decent size and heft. It works on pretty much any surface. Overall, it's pretty nice.

this is a very good mouse, it is a little too expensive considering how common problems turn up with scroll wheel or the pads on the bottom. buy the warranty and youll be fine

This mouse is great. It's very easy to setup and is also very easy to hold and use. It's great for long hours of work or gaming.

I loved this mouse. This mouse helped me grow on PC gaming. If you are looking for a stepping stone mouse that is good for people with relatively big hands, this is the mouse. I recently just upgraded to the superlight and I like it more then this mouse, but if you can't afford a superlight version of this just get this mouse, you won't regret it

My son loves it. Works well for his online gaming.

Best mouse I’ve ever used my entire life, would buy again, almost 5 years I purchased and using daily

I've owned this mouse for about 4 days and the left mouse button (M1) has already started to double click. I really like the shape/weight of this mouse and the wireless tech Logitech implements is top notch but the switches they used for this mouse are very low quality even though they are rated for a 50 million click lifespan. This shouldn't happen on a mouse with this price point. This is my 3rd Logitech G pro wireless with the same issues as my 2 previous ones (1st and 3rd bought from Best Buy, 2nd from amazon) and it looks like I'm going to return this product yet again. If anyone is wondering, this is from batch 1844. My 2 previous batches were from pre-1837. Maybe I'll wait a few more months before purchasing another one. Maybe by then Logitech will have ironed out the kinks on this hopefully endgame mouse. Or I'll be lucky enough to receive one that isn't a lemon.

Bought this as a gift for my college aged son. He loves it! Everything he was hoping for. No issues and he is pleased.

I just bought this mouse for $150 dollars about a week ago and I'm already going to have to return it due to a known defect that a lot of G Pro Wireless mice are experiencing: The dreaded double/triple clicking issue. The issue started yesterday. I am a professional chess player and play in several online tournaments. This mouse not only made me lose the tournament because I lost all the games I played due to this double clicking crap (ironic considering this is marketed as an elite competitive e-sports mouse at $150), but I also ended up deleting a lot of files and wasting unnecessary time troubleshooting the issue in an attempt to find out what was causing it. Chess websites use a java based applet to present you with a board and pieces. I noticed as soon as I started playing in my tournament yesterday that the chess pieces felt "sticky" when moving them. When you move a chess piece you click and hold down the left mouse key and drag the piece to the square where you want to move it. Well, I immediately started noticing that several times when I tried to move a piece by dragging and dropping, the piece would land on a random chess square as if I had released the left mouse key. This is was extremely irritating as several chess pieces were being placed in the most random squares and completely losing moves were made because of it. I eventually had to withdraw from the tournament as this was unplayable. I couldn't move the pieces where I wanted as they kept landing on random squares as if I was pre-maturely releasing the left mouse key button. I didn't even entertain the idea that it was the mouse considering the mouse is BRAND NEW, it's a $150 dollar top of the line flagship mouse by a well known brand, and it's marketed for competitive e-sports use. There's no way it could be my new mouse right? Well, I gave Logitech too much credit. Since I didn't bother to even consider the possibility that this could be caused by my new flagship $150 e-sports logitech mouse, I began to troubleshoot. I figured maybe my java was corrupt and was the reason for the erratic pieces being moved on random squares on the chessboard. I re-installed my Java. Nothing. Ok, next possible culprit. It could possibly be some browser extension on my google chrome causing anything java based to act abnormally right? I did a fresh re-installation of google chrome and deleted all of my cached passwords, usernames, extensions, etc in the process. Still not fixed. Ok so at this point I know it's not Java and it's not google chrome. I try playing a game on a different well known online chess site with Internet Explorer. Same issue!!! Ok at this point I figure an application in the background has to be interfering with any interactive Java applet based websites causing the erratic moves. I uninstalled several programs on my computer that I thought could be the culprit. Nothing. Maybe it's a virus or some malware program running in the background? I do a complete scan of my computer. No anomalies detected. Then I thought to myself, what else on earth could it be?!?! I look at my mouse and immediately dismiss the idea. Nah there's no way a brand new $150 dollar flagship mouse from Logitech is the cause....is it? I connect a different mouse to my computer to test and VOILA issue is gone. I am in complete awe. I reconnect my Logitech G Pro wireless to my computer. I wonder why I only noticed it when playing chess (and it now started to make sense why I was also playing so badly at CS:GO the night before). I started dragging files around on my desktop and I was able to replicate the issue. I would hold the left click mouse button to drag a file in a circular motion around my desktop and sure enough within seconds the file would be released from the circular dragging motion as if I had physically released the left mouse button on the mouse. The next test I did was I started single clicking on files on my desktop and sure enough the mouse would start double clicking on files and executing them in the process due to the automatic double/triple click. The reason I had not noticed it when casually browsing the internet or watching youtube videos is because youre not doing any drag and drop motions and/or there isnt really a need to have to hold the left mouse button down. But as soon as you start performing tasks that require you to hold the left mouse button down (like in all games) that's when you're in trouble as it will start randomly double and triple clicking and thus prematurely releases the button in whatever it is that you're doing. That's why I only really noticed it when I started playing online chess and it also explains why I did so terribly on CS:GO the previous night. If you do a quick google search for "Logitech G Pro Wireless double clicking issue" you will immediately notice that this is a known and common QA issue that is plaguing this mouse. I instantly found several reddit threads with people complaining of the exact same issue when they had only had their new logitech pro wireless for a very short period of time. Users were reporting owning the mouse less than two weeks, less than a month, and less than two months. I also found several other forum posts and also found youtube videos of people with this double/triple clicking issue. Apparently, logitech is aware of the issue and has acknowledged this is a QA defect. This is unacceptable considering this is the most expensive mouse money can buy and is marketed as a flagship product for competitive e-sports. Well ,funny enough, this mouse cost me a competitive e-sports tournament due to its poor QA by Logitech. To top things off, not only did this mouse cost me to lose my tournament and also made me waste countless hours troubleshooting it and unnecessarily deleting files, but it's also a huge hassle that best buy doesnt even stock these in the store. Why?!?!?! At least if was able to walk into a best buy and exchange my G pro wireless for another one it would at least somewhat make the situation a little better. But no, for whatever reason, best buy and logitech have decided to only make this mouse available for purchase online. Lastly, as a slap in the face, I noticed that the price on this mouse just increased from $149.99 to $159.99...what?!?!?! Logitech, you're clearly aware that this mouse is having QA issues reported by several users and you decide to increase the price of the mouse by an additional ten dollars?! What a slap in the face. This has been such a negative experience that I don't think I'll be using Logitech mice in the future. And since I can't exchange it at the store since they're not stocked in the store for whatever reason, I have already picked up a Razer Mamba wireless and have been happy with it thus far. I'll simply be returning my Logitech G Pro wireless at my local best buy and will not be using a logitech mouse in the future. I'm also very active in several gaming communities, online platforms, and serve as a "technical expert" for a lot of my colleagues and friends and, unfortunately, I will no longer be able to recommend Logitech mice.

probably the best mouse you can buy at the moment.

Awesome computer accessory that is a great deal for everyone.

EXCELLENT ITEM EXCEPTING SERVICE THIS ITEM LASTS FOREVER

My Son is Enjoying this Mouse for his Gaming Computer!

it is very fast , comfy and easy to charge. easy to connect and love the color

New to pc gaming and was recommended this mouse. I absolutely love it and the clicks dpi everything about is great. I love it

My son loves it! It’s exactly what he wanted for his birthday!

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