Customer Ratings & Reviews

I bought this mouse as a replacement for my mouse i use for work. After 2 days, the click wheel stopped working. I immediately returned it for another one. As expensive as this mouse was, it felt extremely cheap.

Beware, this mouse is deceivingly seductive at first. Taking it out of the box just feels good—it comes with grip tape & an extra puck with skate for even smoother tracking—don’t get me wrong the tracking is very good and the overall feel of the mouse is not bad. I like the shape of the G703 better tbh, Logitech needs to make a mouse that is the shape of the G703 but the weight of the Superlight. But until they do that, don’t waste your money on this. The buttons on the side feel so incredibly cheap, it has no RGB, the adapter for the USB dongle is so lightweight it’s alway sliding off my desk from the weight (it has no rubber feet which would easily prevent this from happening). I used this mouse for a couple weeks and then went back to my old mouse (Razer DeathAdder V2 Pro) and my aim instantly improved tenfold. The precision of the Superlight is deceptive. It’s extremely precise, actually to a fault. Even on low sens, it still picks up every single movement. Try clicking mouse 1, it jitters, throwing your aim off milliseconds before click goes through. Don’t believe the hype. This mouse is cheap and will make you worse at the game.

Super light and feels nice to use. Stock pads are great, but aftermarket feet make it better. Classic G Pro hump as well.

For such an expensive mouse you'd think the Logitech software would work properly? I have issues where the logitech software does not recognize my mouse exists multiple times per week. Each time this happens I have to go to their website and re-download the program another time. I bought this mouse in March and in 2 months have probably re-downloaded their software over 50 times. The mouse itself works well when the software is working.

Returned it felt cheap flimsy and needs a updated charger still on micro usb not usb c kind of outdated

Really expensive, feels really good in the palm of the hand, no noticeable wireless delay and ease of user customization.

Logitech - PRO X SUPERLIGHT Lightweight Wireless Optical Gaming Mouse with HERO 25K Sensor - Black

Bought this as a gift and they really like it. Lightweight, responsive, and wireless.

i have purchased 2 of these because they feel great and are amazing for gaming. but both mice I have had experience double clicking and sensor glitches.

Got it on open box sale, reason being "residue", which was just gamer gunk on the right click, cleaned off with isopropyl. Regardless of that, mouse feels smooth, had a Logitech 305 then a Razer Orochi, and this is better than both.

Works find and wireless feature is good. Just the Logitech G Hub is so bad.

Really good mouse the actuation time is sick. Worth every penny. Cost is the only con.

After using the superlight I can't go back to anything heavier. Tried the mx518 when it was charging one day and although its a very slight difference in weight, I can't hit my shots. Muscle memory is real

Best Gaming Mouse I've used, its fast, wireless, long battery life, light, and it has the best shape for my hands. Only Gripe with this mouse is that on the front of the mouse the area used to charge uses Micro USB and not USB C.

It is extremely light. A bit too light for me if I am being honest.

I'm not sure it is worth the price tag but it's definitrly a good mouse.

Actually slightly larger than I imagined which is a good thing, I was worried it would be too small when I ordered it. Not hard for larger hands to find a comfortable grip on.

I have owned plenty of mouses but this mouse is in a category of its own. Definitely an S tier mouse. It fits perfect for those that have medium/small sized hands. 10/10

Good lightweight mouse. It does feel cheap because of the light weight

Yo will have more skills for the gaming this product can help you in the game