Customer Ratings & Reviews

Awesome mouse!!! I have never felt anything quite like this! It feels so light and as such moves so easily across surfaces. The stats say it weighs 63 grams but on my digital scale it shows 60 grams (see pics). This is compared to my regular mouse which was 99 grams! I know we are talking about very small measurements of weight but you can feel it as you input and move the mouse. Lighter is for sure more accurate and gives that split second crosshair line up on first person shooters advantage. The mouse felt like an extension of my hand instead of a clunky input tool. The gaming aspect is the real reason to grab this one but even in daily computer work if you want a sports car of a mouse that glides across the desk and can be programmed for macros ect. you can’t go wrong with this. Battery life was also great. I wonder where they keep the battery cause it doesn’t feel like there is one inside it!! It’s light yes but when you combine that with the optics sensors on this mouse and how precise it is, you have a winning gaming combination in what ever game you play! After the easy set up I had to go into my mouse sensitivity set up and speed up the movement from my old mouse. My old mouse was like if you have 1 foot of space and it has a mark on each inch as a movement guide and moves from one inch mark to another 1 inch mark…. The Logitech has 1/4 inch marks on that same 1 foot space and moves from 1/4 inch to 1/4 inch across that same space. Again, more precise and easier movement = winning! The two key features lightness and precision are in the bag but a bonus that I really like about Logitech whole gaming accessory lineup is the GHUB. It’s home to my Logitech G915 TKL and now my ProX Superlight. I can quickly see battery life and make any adjustments to the mouse and assign buttons and create macros ect. It’s super easy and intuitive. The wheel is sharp and the primary buttons have a perfect click. The side buttons are great for right handed folks…not so good for lefties. I would have also liked a light up “G” on the back of the mouse but even without any lighting it is aesthetically beautiful. I would have sacrificed a couple of grams for the light though. But minor complaints. It also comes with some grip tape you can apply for extra gription but I chose to pass. It feels good as it is for me. Overall it’s another impeccable product in Logitech’s gaming lineup. I would highly recommend!

Pros: -Incredibly lightweight design for enhanced maneuverability -Excellent wireless performance with a lag-free connection -Precise and responsive HERO 25K sensor -Versatile and customizable button layout -Long-lasting battery life for extended gaming sessions Cons: -Ambidextrous design may not suit all users -Premium price compared to other gaming mice -Lack of adjustable weight options Review: The Logitech Pro X Superlight is a gaming mouse that sets a new standard for lightweight wireless performance. With its ultra-light design, exceptional wireless connectivity, precise sensor, and customizable features, it's a top-tier choice for gamers who prioritize speed and precision in their gameplay. The standout feature of the Pro X Superlight is its incredibly lightweight design. Weighing in at just 63 grams, this mouse offers unrivaled maneuverability, allowing for swift and precise movements. The lightweight construction makes it ideal for competitive gaming, where every millisecond and every gram counts. Logitech's wireless technology ensures a seamless and lag-free connection. The Pro X Superlight delivers the same level of responsiveness as a wired mouse, thanks to its robust wireless connectivity. You can enjoy the freedom of wireless gaming without sacrificing accuracy or speed. The HERO 25K sensor featured in the Pro X Superlight provides exceptional tracking accuracy and responsiveness. With a DPI range of up to 25,600, it offers precise control and smooth cursor movement, enhancing your gaming performance. The sensor's low power consumption also contributes to the mouse's impressive battery life. The Pro X Superlight features a versatile button layout that can be customized to suit your preferences. With the Logitech G HUB software, you can remap buttons, adjust DPI settings, and create custom profiles for different games. This customization allows you to tailor the mouse to your individual gaming needs. The battery life of the Pro X Superlight is impressive, offering up to 70 hours of usage on a single charge. This extended battery life ensures that the mouse will last through even the longest gaming sessions. The included USB-C charging cable allows for convenient and quick recharging when needed. It's important to note that the ambidextrous design of the Pro X Superlight may not suit all users. While it provides symmetry and accessibility for both right-handed and left-handed gamers, some users may prefer an ergonomic design tailored specifically to their dominant hand. The Pro X Superlight does come with a premium price compared to other gaming mice on the market. However, the exceptional performance, lightweight design, and advanced features justify the higher cost for gamers who prioritize speed and precision in their gameplay. One potential drawback of the Pro X Superlight is the lack of adjustable weight options. Some gamers may prefer the ability to fine-tune the mouse's weight to their preference, but the Pro X Superlight does not offer this feature. However, the lightweight design is optimized for agility and quick movements, which may suit many gamers' preferences. In conclusion, the Logitech Pro X Superlight is an exceptional lightweight wireless gaming mouse that delivers outstanding performance and maneuverability. With its ultra-light design, reliable wireless connectivity, precise sensor, and customizable features, it offers a premium gaming experience. While the ambidextrous design, premium price, and lack of adjustable weight options may not suit all users, the Pro X Superlight remains a top choice for gamers who prioritize speed and precision in their gameplay.

The Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT nails it. I've never been a fan of extremely light gaming mice, but this one thoroughly changed my mind. What this mouse offers is everything essential. Ultra light weight, ultra smooth light-speed wireless and wired performance, no-compromise - gigantic feet/pads and solid build quality. Upon my unboxing, I was immediately taken by the shape & weight. There are going to be pundits who want more buttons, say for DPI switching and assignable actions, or others wanting more RGB bling ... or even others wanting better grip. I can see all those aspects being justifiable wants but would simply say, see other Logitech products for all of those things. The Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT is laser focused on performance, performance & performance. Straight away, I was impressed with the scroll wheel. The detent feedback is right where I like it and wish all Logi mice had this tactile response. This has to be the best scroll wheel design they've ever put out. Left & right button response is also short & quick. Never experienced any double clicks or ghosting. Another one of my favorite aspects of the Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT is the massive and well positioned feet/pads. This is another one of those characteristics I wish was present on more Logitech mice. My previous go-to mouse is the Logi 903. And although I prefer the overall weight and features of the 903, the Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT's glide on a hard surface is far superior. It reminds me a lot of D-Adder or Mamba (Elites) glide. The smooth, non-braided USB cable is also a big step up from the other Logi cable offerings. Big win! Since the features are focused, the options available in the Logitech G Hub software are minimal but everything essential is there and easy to customize. In terms of play-ability, I spent quite a few hours on MW2 Remastered, Quake Champions ... and even Quake II RTX... if you can believe that. The precision during intense battles and more controlled sniping is top shelf with the Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT. I never felt hindered by either the wireless connection or being tethered by the smooth, USB cable. Firing off shots and controlling movement was intuitive and satisfying. I own the Powerplay charging pad and honestly, I prefer a touch more weight to my mouse - so it was easy to obtain that optimal feel by simply installing the charging disc from the Powerplay system. Adding that puck adds just the right about of additional weight to the bottom of the Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT. I highly recommend this upgrade. Can't comment on battery life due to time constraints but the charging time is phenomenally fast... and if the approx. 70 hours of operational time is accurate, that's a big bonus in my mind. Pros: Only the essentials - no bling or extra buttons Perfect balance Super light without that honeycombed, open aperture design Outstanding glide on hard surfaces with massive feet/pads Slim and smooth jacketed USB cable Cons: Perhaps two additional buttons dedicated to quick, up & down DPI switching would be nice ... but I can't truly call that a Con. Most 'serious business' gamer types are set it & forget it folks. So I get it. And I can say I never felt the need for a dedicated sniper button. I'm most comfortable claw-gripping on the sides with my button fingers slightly raised, so for my medium sized hands this mouse has that perfect geometry for confident control in 1st person shooters . No significant learning curve experienced; everything felt totally natural from the get-go. YMMV Those looking for the ultimate in a super light gaming mouse that is built around all the critical essentials... this is it!

Was a great mouse. Used it for a couple months until my mouse button broke. Playing Fortnite in fncs semis and my mouse button breaks mid-fight, and I couldn't play out the rest of the tournament. I could have gotten a faulty mouse, but I'm extremely disappointed that this mouse broke. I spent too much money on it for something as simple as a mouse button to break. I don't abuse my mouse in any way and this was 100% a manufacture issue

The mouse was amazing while it worked properly… After around 2 weeks of use I started seeing issues. Tried to keep using it, and eventually it got even worse. Whenever i would turn on my computer, the clicks wouldn’t work until I held every button down all at the same time. Also the clicks would stop working while playing. Keep in mind that it is not a connectivity issue as I used a wire and tested it on a different device. In addition to this, I can no longer return the item as it is past the return date. It sucks to see that a mouse that is this expensive, to stop working.

Hands down one of the BEST mice I've ever used! Logitech is normally my GO TO for gaming gear. I'd put this in my top 2 for best mice ever used with the other one being the Razer Viper Ultimate wireless. Pros: - Amazing Sensor (Hero 25k) - Amazing Battery life - Insanely light weight - Large / Great PTFE feet on bottom of mouse which gives very smooth / Gliding experience - Scroll wheel has a great feel - They fixed the double clicking issue from the original version of this mouse (which worried me about purchasing this) Cons: - If your hands sweat, you'll find yourself having to wipe them off to get a better grip on the mouse due to the coating used to make this mouse (one of the things I really liked about Viper Ultimate Wireless, insanely good grip) - NO DPI cycle button. You're stuck with having to fire up Logitech's Software every time to change DPI which can be tricky unless you know what you are doing. (this wont matter to most people who just use 1 DPI for everything.)

Better than corsair, razer, and any other mouse in existence.

Really well made, one of my favorite by far!!!!!!!!

The side mouse buttons broke in a couple months. Just get the razer at this point.

I moved to this mouse from a G603, and this almost feels non-existent in the hand with the weight difference. Coming from the ergonomic shape, this still feels comfortable in my (pretty large) hands, and I personally prefer the shape compared to the Viper. No rubber grips, which was a problem with the heavier G603, but the shape and weight of this make it still very easy to grip for almost any hand size and grip style. There were rubber grips that came in the box that you can stick to the side of you want. A pretty nice touch if you want them. Really pricey for a mouse, and for the average person it’s completely unnecessary. Most gamers would be perfectly suited with a G305, which is a phenomenal gaming mouse with top-tier performance. But this is just about the best of the best in the current market.

I heard that this mouse will have different degrees of abnormal noise and key problems after 3 to 4 months. The advantage of this mouse is that it meets the standards of all promotional content. Very light, very good shape, no false advertising. It is the only plastic mouse on the market that does not give people a sense of cheapness, but the disadvantage is that it is very expensive, and the quality is not proportional to the price. Although R&D and design are very important, as a large manufacturer like Logitech, the price should be kept down. In short, if you want a very light mouse, this mouse is definitely your first choice, but you think ultralight is not that important to you. You can choose a better one at the same price. The reason I gave 5 stars is that this mouse does meet the advertising standards. The reason I don't recommend it to friends is that this mouse is not for everyone.

The Logitech G Pro X Superlight is a standout wireless gaming mouse, celebrated for its ultra-lightweight design, precision, and performance. Weighing approximately 63 grams, it offers effortless gliding and swift movements, making it a favorite among competitive gamers.   Key Features: • Sensor: Equipped with Logitech’s HERO 25K sensor, it delivers up to 25,600 DPI, ensuring accurate and responsive tracking without acceleration or smoothing.  • Design: Its minimalist, right-handed design lacks RGB lighting, focusing instead on functionality and comfort. The mouse’s shape is particularly suited for claw and fingertip grip styles, though users with larger hands might find it less accommodating.   • Battery Life: The Superlight boasts an impressive battery life of up to 70 hours on a single charge, allowing for extended gaming sessions without frequent recharging.  • Buttons: It features five programmable buttons, providing essential functionality without overwhelming complexity. However, some users have noted that the side buttons can feel mushy over time.  Pros: • Ultra-lightweight design enhances speed and reduces fatigue.  • High-precision HERO sensor ensures accurate tracking. • Long-lasting battery life supports prolonged use. • Minimalist aesthetic appeals to users seeking a clean look. Cons: • Lacks RGB lighting and a dedicated DPI switch, which might be missed by some users.  • Side buttons may degrade in feel over extended use.  • The micro-USB charging port feels outdated compared to newer USB-C standards.  Conclusion: The Logitech G Pro X Superlight is a top-tier choice for gamers prioritizing speed, precision, and simplicity. While it omits some features like RGB lighting and a DPI switch, its performance and lightweight design make it a compelling option for competitive play

Logitech has been and will always be my to-go for gaming peripherals. They just know how to build them so well HANDS DOWN. I've used Corsairs, MS, Razors etc, but I always find myself daily driving a Logitech. Evolving from my 1st "gaming" mouse many moons ago, the MX510, to the MX518 all the way to the G502 Hero and eventually 2 years ago the G Pro (with the dreaded dbl click issue). Now enter the G Pro X Superlight and they aren't kidding. This mouse is literally superlight. ~62 grams total weight. But don't let that fool you into thinking bad build quality. In fact, it's quite the opposite. It's built like a champ and rightfully so. I dropped it (accident) onto the tile floor from my PC desk and it just keeps going. Looks like new still and can never tell I did that lol. For the price, the build quality is up to par. The feeling is great. I recommend using the extra glide pad instead of the black cover that comes pre-installed. Me being a righty, I also used the grip tape (I think that's what it's called) on the left side where the thumb buttons are to prevent slip'n'slides while gaming. While gaming on CS:GO and CoD CW, there was no issues at all while gaming 3 days straight with it 7-8 hours a day. No dreaded double click issue (thank you!!!!) and incredibly smooth. Their sensors paired with the glide pads alone make this mouse worth it. I can't tell you how smooth and comfortable it is. I am confused to why they went Micro USB instead of UCB C. Is it for the weight? I mean come on, C is the future. Just a personal gripe. The mouse though, is power play compatible. If you are going from a G Pro to this, then it'll be an upgrade albeit a small one. But coming from anything else, it is truly a godsend difference.

“Upgraded” to this from the Pro and right out of the box disappointed. If you have a firm press, press in the middle or too far back, the right and left click buttons will tuck under the opposite side. I’d assume they sacrificed durability in exchange for weight. I feel like that could have been avoided. The G Pro is only 20g heavier and doesnt have this issue.

This is without a doubt the best wireless mouse in the game, IF you can get a good copy. It took me three tries to get one without a flaw that impacted performance: first one had side button issues and the second one had a faulty scroll wheel. Third time was the charm. This mouse is a safe shape for all hand sizes and grip styles. My hands are 20 cm x 12 cm and I have no issues claw gripping this mouse. If you have smaller hands, fingertip grip might be tricky due to the hump of the mouse and its location dead center. The sensor is still fantastic, the wireless receiver operates with no perceivable latency whatsoever, and the main mouse clicks and scroll wheel are fantastic. The side buttons are a bit mushy compared to the original GPW in that they push in just past the shell and have a good amount of post-travel. The included side grips are good, but if you add some lizard skins instead you'll be glad you did. Grips are no longer a requirement for sweaty handed users, though: the new mouse coating does much better at helping the user maintain a good grip. Is this mouse worth $150? Probably not. Logitech created a device with fewer parts and materials than their previous GPW while retaining the same sensor tech and using the same main and side clicks; I'm guessing the markup on these exceeds the GPW, but Logitech knows that there isn't another device on the market this good at this weight. I recommend this mouse wholeheartedly, but ONLY if you recognize that the $150 is a luxury tax for an amazing wireless lightweight gaming experience. This mouse should've come in at $100 tops, but that would've forced the GPW price down further than $99. If you've got cash to burn, the GPX is it: but make sure you check it thoroughly to ensure quality control is good on your copy - don't settle for any issues with this mouse, not at $150. If you don't want to burn the $150, the original GPW remains fantastic and is literally identical to this mouse, minus the little bit of added weight and different skates (Logitech quietly changed the GPW coating to the same coating the GPX has at some point - verified this personally by picking up both mice and checking S/Ns).

I recently purchased the Logitech Pro X Superlight from Best Buy, and I have to say—it lives up to the hype! As someone who plays a lot of FPS games, I was looking for a high-performance wireless mouse that offers precision, speed, and comfort, and this one delivers on all fronts. Pros: ✅ Ultra-Lightweight – At just 63g, this mouse feels like nothing in my hand. It glides effortlessly across my mousepad, making quick flicks and movements much easier. ✅ Hero 25K Sensor – The tracking is flawless, with no noticeable latency or spinouts. It feels extremely accurate, especially in fast-paced games. ✅ Excellent Battery Life – I was surprised by how long the battery lasts. Even with heavy use, I can go days without charging. ✅ Superb Build Quality – Despite being so light, it feels solid and premium. No creaking or flexing at all. ✅ Wireless Freedom with No Lag – The Lightspeed wireless technology works flawlessly. I noticed no input lag, and it feels just as responsive as a wired mouse. Cons: ⚠️ No RGB Lighting – Not a dealbreaker, but if you love RGB, this mouse keeps things minimalistic. ⚠️ No Side Buttons on the Right – Left-handed users might find the lack of extra buttons limiting. ⚠️ Pricey – It’s on the expensive side, but if you’re serious about gaming, it’s worth every penny. Final Verdict: If you’re looking for an ultra-light, high-performance gaming mouse, the Logitech Pro X Superlight is an outstanding choice. It’s perfect for competitive gamers who need precision and speed without the bulk. While it comes at a premium price, the quality and performance more than justify the cost. I highly recommend it! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5 Stars)

Pros: -Lightweight at 63 grams -Tactile scroll wheel with low resistance -Amazing sensor capable of going up to 25,000 dpi -Decent feeling switches -Long battery life -G-Hub is easy to navigate and understand -Great stock mouse feet -Safe Shape Cons: -Price -G-Hub is needed for DPI The G Pro X Superlight is the best wireless mouse out currently. This is a mouse that caters to the superlight crowd while not feeling too light. It has a relatively safe shape which allows for it to be used comfortably with all grip styles. The Omron 20M switches are not the greatest but still feel perfectly fine. Mouse clicks also have no pre or post-travel. The scroll wheel has a decent tactile feel to it while also not being incredibly resistant and hard to scroll with. The battery life is the best I've seen with a mouse and far surpasses that of the original G Pro and even their competitor, the Viper Ultimate. Along with this charging takes very little time to reach full battery. The stock mouse feet are quite good being PTFE which allows for a great glide out of the box. The pricing is quite high at $150 so it isn't very budget-friendly. The G-Hub software is one of the few softwares from gaming peripheral companies that isn't horrible. But it is annoying that G-Hub is necessary if you want to change the DPI. Overall this has to be the best wireless gaming mouse out currently even with the high price point.

I’ve been using the Logitech Superlight Pro and it’s been really solid. The battery life has been great so far and I barely notice the weight, which I love. It’s a bit pricey, but honestly the performance makes it worth it. If you want something fast, light, and reliable, this one is a good choice.

As an avid gamer, I recently had the pleasure of purchasing the Logitech G Pro Super Light, and I must say it has exceeded all my expectations. This lightweight gaming mouse is an absolute game-changer, delivering a phenomenal gaming experience like no other. First and foremost, the G Pro Super Light's weight is simply mind-blowing. Weighing in at an astonishingly low level, it feels like an extension of my hand, granting me unparalleled precision and agility in every game I play. The mouse glides effortlessly across my mouse pad, allowing me to execute swift and accurate movements with ease. Whether I'm engaging in intense FPS battles or executing complex maneuvers in MOBAs, this mouse never lets me down. The design of the G Pro Super Light is a testament to Logitech's commitment to excellence. The sleek and ergonomic shape provides a comfortable grip for long gaming sessions, and the buttons are perfectly placed, ensuring quick and effortless access. The build quality is top-notch, showcasing Logitech's attention to detail and durability. The HERO sensor technology integrated into the G Pro Super Light is a true game-changer. It delivers flawless tracking, with zero acceleration or lag, allowing me to react with lightning speed. The customization options are extensive, enabling me to fine-tune the mouse's sensitivity and buttons to match my personal preferences. Logitech's software, G HUB, is a breeze to use and provides an array of customization options. From adjusting DPI settings to creating macros, G HUB empowers me to tailor the mouse to my gaming style effortlessly. Additionally, the onboard memory ensures that my settings are always accessible, even when switching between different computers. Overall, I can confidently say that the Logitech G Pro Super Light is a masterpiece in the world of gaming peripherals. Its lightweight design, impeccable performance, and remarkable customization options make it a must-have for any serious gamer. I wholeheartedly recommend this mouse to anyone looking to elevate their gaming prowess to new heights. Logitech has truly outdone themselves with this remarkable product!

I would give it a 4.5 if I could but here's what I have to say: >The weight is perfect and balanced but now it's difficult for me to use other mice that are over 60 grams (they feel like bricks). >Battery life is amazing, you only need to charge it once every month or so. >The main buttons and scroll wheel feel pretty nice but in games like VALORANT, I have my jump bound to scroll wheel and I unintentionally jump sometimes when I slightly hit my scroll wheel. >The shape of the mouse is usable for a lot of people but I don't think it's truly comfortable for most people (it's better to use a shape that is made for your grip style) . >The side buttons get the job done. They bulge out so it's easy to press but they're sort of skinny. I've heard they get mushy after about a few months to a year but I haven't noticed anything yet. >There is no DPI button either so you'd need to download Logitech's G HUB software to change it. >The mouse skates that comes with the mouse are very thin so I suggest buying some aftermarket skates (such as Corepads) if you plan on using this mouse a lot. Overall the mouse is really good and it's my main mouse right now. However, I suggest buying a mouse that has a shape that is made for your grip style. For example, if I was really comfortable on claw-grip, I would try the XM1.