Customer Ratings & Reviews

In the early 1980's, my office got Xerox Star Stations thus I was among the very first users of a computer mouse. Since then I have owned and used dozens of different computer mice. The Logitech Pro X Superlight Wireless Mouse is by far the best computer mouse I have ever used. Pricey but worth it.

Love this mouse. Very light and good to grip. Dont like RGB so glad this mouse doesn't include that.

First wireless mouse I've ever owned and it's super cool. I remember wireless mice being not so reliable but i decided to get this on a recommendation from a friend and i was very surprised. Has great response time, never loses connection and the battery lasts for days :)

Wow they are not kidding about how light it was. At first I was skeptical of the price tag and the hype train but man is there a reasoning behind it. It fits like a glove and does everything you tell your hand to do, the accuracy is like no other and the build is surprising giving the weight. It is a great product to have to finish your build. Defiantly give a light mouse a try if you have not already, you would not be disappointed.

High programmable dpi (25k) with 3 programmable buttons. Great response time. Mouse is light with swappable weight. Made with sturdy hard plastic only, so no rubber coming off after use. Bought it for sale for $110 and it came with free cloth XL logitech mousepad!

Thus is a very good mouse. My favorite mouse is still the g602. There is nothing wrong with it. It lives up to the name superlight it is extremely light too light for my taste but I wanted to try something new. The sensor is amazing and the skates are the best ive ever used on a stock mouse. Ergonomically it is just a bigger g203 it feels good in hand and the leather grips make it even better.

Super lightweight, great build quality and amazing battery life. Worth every penny

Very light and the best for competitive games. The baterry last about 72hrs for fully charge and only took like 15mins to chrage.

Easy to handle with some added rubber grips. Battery life is better then the last pro. Better gamer? Probsbly not. Happier gamer probably not. More comfortable gamer? Heck yes. It feels. Very snappy, consistent and precise does equal to a better chance at the fight.

Perfect mouse for gaming. Super light mouse. The only issue that I had is that there is no DPI switch button in the mouse that helps to switch between different DPI but the Logitech software allows me to set DPI profile per game which is super cool and nice. If you dont have money to spend on these then there are definitely better priced mice with similar features **cough*Glorious mice *cough*

As the name says, this mouse is SUPER light. Makes for swift movements and precision when gaming. Battery life is phenomenal, and performs like a wired mouse would though it's a wireless mouse. Only downside is that logitech still decided to go with micro-usb for charging hardware. Not a deal breaker, but I feel that in 2020-21 companies would be using type c. Other than that this mouse is excellent.

Great mouse I own the normal Gpro and the super light and I’ve been using the Gpro for about a year and a half and the super light for about a month so far I’ll say the super light is my favorite mouse the shape and the feet and weight of it is amazing if ur looking to upgrade ur mouse go with the Gpro super light worth every penny battery life is also amazing I’ve only charged it once so far

Wow, what can I say other than this is hands down the best mouse I’ve ever used. Over the last three to four years, I have tried a lot of different companies when it comes to gaming mice, but this one takes the cake. It’s super light (sorry for the pun), comes with great stock skates, and somehow still manages to feel quite durable. Prior to the superlight 2 coming out, this was my go to, and I could not recommend it more for someone looking to get into a really quality gaming mouse. Cheers!

This mouse is godly. The hype is real to be honest. It is super light and at first you may not see the greatness but once you use it for a while and then try and go back to another mouse, it really is a night and day difference. Flicks are super easy with this mouse and the shape of the mouse fits my hands very nicely. Wish the mouse was a little cheaper but its worth it I guess.

Very light weight and long lasting battery. If mine breaks which it hasnt for 2 years ill just be buying the exact same one.

This mouse is quite light, which makes it great for daily tasks and gaming usages. I have had it for two years now and the battery life is still great.

The mouse has great tracking and weight. However, the scroll wheel started randomly scrolling occasionally about 1 year in, and I needed to call in for warranty support because Logitech's online chat and self submission forms seemingly do nothing.

This is a very excellent mouse and feels very good to use. Its super light weight and gildes really well over the mouse pad.I would really recommend this mouse a you if you love to play fast pass shooter game such as, Fortnite, COD, and CCSGO.

To address the elephant in the room, yes, this mouse is very pricey. That being said I don't regret buying it. It's obviously very lightweight, but it's also very responsive. It works great with FPS games or any other competitive games where speed is key. It won't be for everyone given the price tag, but if want the best wireless gaming mouse on the market I say go for it.

Before I start, you can't go wrong with either the Razer Viper Ultimate or the Logitech G Pro X Superlight. However, there are distinct differences between the 2 that pulls one over the other for me, but may not be for you. My review is based on real world tests but it's up to you which mouse "feels" right for you. +Smooth/Buttery Feeling: Up to You. Logitech's hero sensor is INSANE. While they are both good sensors, the Logitech hero sensor is really smooth and buttery smooth. However, I feel like the Razer one is more accurate because when I play CS:GO, when I stop the cursor I know where it's going to stop whereas the Logitech with the EXACT SAME setting and DPI etc., I don't know where it is going to end up. Changing the Logitech settings down more, it's close but it's still really buttery smooth I can't tell where I'm stopping the cursor. +Feel: Up to You. The Razer is better for finger grip than palm due to the low hump and wider footprint. The logitech has a higher hump on the back and is thinner. Also, I definitely do not like it without the 3M grip stickers. You really need to stick them on. +Gaming: +1 Razer. This is where Razer's clicks shines. Optical switches REALLY work more than mechanical. You can totally notice a difference. Using a pistol in CS:GO, I can fire it like a machine gun and feel like I have control when I fire. The Logitech not so much. Some people complain that because the Razer has 2 buttons on each of the side whereas the Logitech has only 2 side buttons on the left, left handers would prefer the Razer. Some people complain having side buttons on both sides makes it easier to accidentally click but I didn't have any of those issues as I rarely use those buttons except for browsing the internet. CONCLUSION: For gaming, I still prefer the Razer Viper Ultimate mouse over this Logitech G Pro X Superlight. While you can't go wrong with either, it's kind of like OLED vs LED TV. Once you go OLED, you can't unsee it. The same with optical switches; once you use optical switches, you can't go back to mechanical. It's really hard.