Customer Ratings & Reviews

Really nice mouse. Perfect for fps games. Only issue is the charging cable is a run-of-the mill, rubberized, cable you expect to see on a 20 dollar mouse. The mouse keeps a charge for several weeks at a time so its not really an issue on a regular basis. But I wouldnt use the cable while Im using the mouse. It kind of feels weird since this is one of the most expensive mice on the market and a braided cable wouldnt increase overall manufacturing costs. Other than the cable its 10/10.

Great mouse, light enough to keep my aim. curvy in the right areas

Best mouse for gaming hands down. Super light and I believe they got rid of the double clicking issues the one before it had.

Really good mouse. Insane battery life and very light weight. A very general mouse shape that fits for most people.

Most well-built and lightweight mouse available. Definitely not a budget mouse, but if you have the money go for it.

One of the best mice out there. The battery life is amazing! Very easy to setup and very little latency.

I've been eyeballing this specific mouse for the past 2 years and it's always been out of stock except for my last visit to bestbuy I was able to obtain it and I am in LOVE. I'm a competitive player and have upgraded from a razer viper mini. I don't feel any input delay and I always have the option to make it wired plus the battery life is insane!!

Absolutely amazing quality. Been using this mouse from Best Buy consistently for over a year and absolutely no issues. Glides like butter, Super responsive, Great quality!

After two years of use, I can strongly say this mouse is amazing. I went from a heavier mouse to this lightweight mouse and got used to the difference around a week or so. Super responsive and reliable for gaming plus the Logitech Hub software is easy to understand and use.

It’s a great mouse. If you were hesitant on the G Pro Wireless before, there’s no reason to skip this if you can afford it.

I got this one to test it as it was not on display at the store,I used it for 30 minutes and put it back in the box. I've been using Logitech gaming mice for 15 years, I have MX518, G5, G9, G900 which all work and I still use the G900 on my PC. I can't stop wondering how Logitech labeled this as pro gaming mouse as the only gaming features it has is the light weight, the hero 25k gaming sensor and the compartment for the USB dongle. Doesn't have DPI switch which is mandatory not just for pro but for any gaming mouse. Doesn't have the infinite scroll wheel like the G900, G903, G502. Doesn't feel ergonomic unless you have big hand, my is medium and the material feel nice but shape not comfortable like the G900. Doesn't look like gaming mouse, looks more like an HP or Microsoft Surface type mouse. So I'm really confused of how Logitech want to sell this as a Pro gaming mouse for over $100, just because is wireless and light? I can only give credit that it works wired with the same cable I use for my G900 mouse. At this time it was promotion for the same mouse League of Legends edition for $50 and at this price is exactly what it's worth.

I play fast-paced, competitive shooters on a low eDPI and I was tired of having cables get in the way of things. It was either the cable had too little slack and I couldn't flick my mouse the way I wanted or the cable had too much slack and it would get caught on various things on my table (looking at you monitor stand). This mouse was the solution to my problems and now I can flick & track without fear. I only wish that it was a bit cheaper.

Good mouse, very light, longggggg battery life it feels almost no delay even through it being a wireless mouse.

I've had Logitech mice since the MX500 (from 2002) and let me say that this G PRO X SUPERLIGHT is the pinnacle of gaming mouse technology. I honestly don't know how you could make a mouse any better than this. Maybe make it USB-C? Even then, who cares about what protocol you use to plug it in to charge, especially when the battery lasts so long. Seriously, this battery lasts what feels like forever. Yeah it's expensive, but if you want the best there is, look no further.

light precision battery life comfort and price tag, all epic.

The mouse itself is nice but my lord Logitechs support software is a nightmare to use. Maybe im doing something wrong but I cannot get it to change DPI. Changed it once, wouldn't work again after that.

I love this mouse yet it isn't perfect, the plastic is really nice just had trouble with lifting it so I had to use the included grips that I personally think make it look a little ugly but the grips are great. I love how much the bottom is cover in glides. I put the puck with the extra glides but it made a bit back heavy now I play without the puck. Haven't had to charge it since I bought its been about a month. Overall I would recommend if you have the money to buy it.

Pros: - Super light weight - Good feeling buttons and scroll wheel - Battery Life Cons: Still uses Micro USB [BOO!]

I absolutely love this mouse. The battery went almost a month with my medium to heavy usage (mileage may vary of course). If you don't care about RGB or are looking to get a lightweight mouse, this is a fantastic choice. Probably the best wireless lightweight mouse out there.

Biggest drawbacks are the price and software. I am not a big fan of G Pro Software. It works ok, but the finer adjustments are sub par and overall it works, but not perfectly. Price is maybe a bit overpriced, but you are paying for a Niche high end product (low weight + wireless + non honeycomb). There are easily better price to performance mice, but you will be making sacrifices vs this mouse. This mouse is for you if you want: Wireless Non Honeycomb Lightweight Tracking/Performance of this mouse is just Smooth and Precise. I feel like my 903 and 703 were comparable, but this is just a bit more precise and smooth feeling due to the lower weight. As for the more preferential design elements: Ambidextrous design is ok for me. I prefer right handed, but the ambi is fine for me. May or may not for you. Switches are great on the left and right click. The thumb buttons are average-sub par IMO and a bit mushy for my taste. Scroll wheel feels firm but a bit light for my taste. Glide is good for me. Depends on the surface you use as well and what you like. Powerplay works great and was easy to setup. I use powerplay with a Large cloth Glorious mat. Powerplay adds weight, but it feels about perfectly weighted for my taste. Coming from a G703 it is slightly better from a weight/glide standpoint, but better for sure. The thing that I probably will like long term over the 703 is the full plastic/no rubberized texture on the G Pro SL. The rubberized textures feel nice at first and I would prefer them if they stayed that way. But they tend to get sticky no matter how well you care and clean them and end up feeling kind of nasty/sticky.