Customer Ratings & Reviews

I really like the fact that it’s wireless. it makes using it way easier, like when I lie down in bed to watch something I don’t have to get back up to change it or turn my pc off. it’s also really good for fps games the sensor is top notch and the battery life is really good. the shell is also really comfortable for long periods of use.

The Logitech - G PRO X SUPER LIGHT has an incredibly light weight to it. personally I enjoy heavier mice, but wanted to try something new. took some time to adapt but this has changed my mind. The mouse feels premium and has one of the nicest scroll wheels I've felt. the side buttons are firm and direct with a nice tactile feel so you know you've pressed it. I have also had zero latency issues. the mouse comes with a USB extension cable to move the USB adapter to a better location if you have a thick desk, or other reason you may have latency issues. there are no grips on the mouse directly, rather it comes with (rather nice) sticker grips you can apply yourself for both the sides, and left, and right click. In general i'm a lower-use case for how long I actively use my pc, and have only charged the mouse out of the box once after using it for a month. the battery is a rechargeable (over micro-usb) lithium battery, and supports the logitech recharge mousepad so you wouldn't need to charge it if you plan on using that!.

I think this is the lightest wireless gaming mouse that is on the market. The shape is super safe, meaning basically everyone can adapt to this shape. The sensor is top tier and the buttons are very clicky. One thing I would like is USB-C charging on it, but not a deal breaker. Happy with purchase

Pros: Light, smooth, fast update rate, battery lasts a decent amount of time. Cons: Side button is a bit recessed, software was slightly buggy. (I had this issue where the USB hub was causing the erratic movements. I would recommend that you plug the mouse directly into the computer.)

I really liked how light and it smooth the mouse is. It has a great feel and the added traction strips you can put on make a big difference. That said this is very much a high use mouse for it to be worth it. The price point is a little much but if you demand high-speed this is it. 

While at quite a bit of a premium this mouse is amazing. Before this I was using a G403 and it lasted me quite a long time and unfortunately it developed an issue with the left click not working sometimes. I looked around for a good replacement and didn't mind spending a bit extra for a good one. That's when I found the G Pro X Superlight. This mouse is extremely light weight and is very responsive for being a wireless mouse, I'm honestly blown away by its performance. Plus I also like the fact that there aren't an overwhelming amount of buttons to the side of the mouse like some others as I barely would use them. I can't really speak for the battery life of this mouse as I use it with the Logitech Powerplay Mat so it's always charging and discharging from 85 to 70%. But some online comments have stated that you would be able to get quite a lot of runtime from a single charge.

One of the best mice I have ever used. Super great shape, really good battery life, and it is exceptionally light.

Amazing mouse but with 1 big con, like all logitech mouse you might eventually get a scrolling issue where it stops working more or less. I can say that for me i used some wd 40 spray on the wheel and that managed to fix it and its going 6 months+ strong after the issue appeared. Ignoring this glaring issue i can say this is the best mouse i have use and its so nice that its wireless and like name says really light, but we cant ignore that scrolling mouse issue, it will happen to you only a matter of time.

This mouse is great. The battery life is fantastic, the shape feels great while using, (unsure of how it feels for those who play claw) the finish on the outer shell feels great which cuts down on the cheap feeling that most other lightweight mice have. The only drawback to this mouse in my opinion would be the scroll wheel. This mouse was clearly made with gaming in mind and it is great for that, but the scroll wheel is not ideal for productivity so that is something to keep in mind. Overall, this is the best mouse that I have ever owned. I would recommend it to anyone who enjoys pc gaming with a lightweight mouse.

Comfortable and lightweight, it’s been one of my favorite mouses of all time. Simple design overall, with an additional two side buttons that are very convenient while gaming. This is my first wireless mouse and I was really shocked by how quick it charges, from 12-100% within an hour, and the battery lasted me about 3 weeks. I play long hours too so the battery life is really a plus. No RGB as well so there’s no charge wasted on that. I love the grips that come with it too, they add some texture to the mouse and they feel like a protective barrier from anything that could be on your fingers. Really impressed with this mouse. I would 100% recommend to anyone looking for a simple but effective product. It does have a fairly high price though, so do your research to make sure it’s the mouse for you.

It's a good mouse for fps games, it's very light and has a comfortable shape. The only issue I had with it was that the scroll wheel switch started failing after about 6 months, easy fix but still annoying on a mouse this expensive.

Battery lasts literally forever. Shape feels perfect in the hand for me. Scroll wheel is great. Extremely lightweight to the point you will feel sluggish when using any other mouse, definitely worth it over the standard G Pro Wireless.

The Logitech PRO X SUPERLIGHT Gaming Mouse is an exceptional piece of gaming hardware. Its lightweight design, precision sensor, and customization options make it a top choice for gamers seeking the best possible edge in their favorite titles. While it may come with a premium price tag, the performance and quality justify the investment for serious gamers. If you're looking to take your gaming to the next level, this mouse should be at the top of your list.

As the name implies its super light, great build quality except a little click wobble. Clicks are a little heavier than i would like but do feel nice and crisp. The side buttons are a bit mushy but are fine. The only reason im nit picking is because its $150 if it was $25-$50 cheaper it would be perfect. But if youu want the best light wireless mouse, here it is.

Great quality, super lightweight, took the same formula from the original and made it even better! My only gripe... it should have been this way from the get. It's is an "Ambidextrous" shape, but doesn't have left-handed buttons for left handed users. However since the majority of the users out there are right handed, I believe that it's the right move. It's noticeably lighter than the original, has a set of mouse grips, a removable bottom puck, and at about 60g. Overall, very well worth it (wish I could've gotten it in white, but beggars can't be choosers), but having bought the original GPW, I'm a little disappointed that I paid $150 again for what's physically the same product. Will be looking to sell the GPW.

Definitely an improvement over the regular Gpro. Feels much better for fps games. The left and right buttons still feel very clicky even after tons of fps and league of legends games. Very responsive, I only really need two side buttons which this has. I never used the grips it came with. Didn’t feel great with them on. Love the shape of Gpro. Personally I am a palm grip user but you can also claw very comfortably for long gaming sessions. My main mouse since day 1 of my pc gaming life and still is to date years later. The original g pro wireless is just as great. This one just feels lighter. Quality is definitely there even with the weight reduction.

Ive had this mouse for a couple months now, it is a game changer, the battery has lasted the entire time I have owned it, the latency is non existent, and its light! No cable is really freeing, it also comes with a micro usb cable so you can extend the wireless adapter, or charge the mouse and use it wired (if the cable is plugged into your computer) i would highly recommend if you have the money, and the need for a new mouse to last a very long time

I don't understand the hype. But if you're strictly in the market for an ultralight wireless gaming mouse for $150, then it doesn't get any better than this. Unfortunately, this mouse probably won't become my main gaming mouse. Here's what pluses you get for that $150: Wireless. 60g weight. Long battery life. Top-notch sensor. Decent mouse clicks. No holes in the shell. The Logitech name. Here's what you should take into consideration: The stock feet are terrible. The worst I've ever used. I replaced them right away with Hyperglides (another cost on top of the $150). The left/right buttons have a lot of side to side slop, more than I've seen from any mouse. Micro-USB. No RGB if that's your thing. Not ambidextrous - sorry lefties. If you don't mind a wired mouse, then there are SO many better mice out there at the same weight, with better feet, less price, and "clicker" buttons. I don't mind a wired mouse, so I'll be using something better.

I bought this mouse at the beginning of the year because I was interested to try wireless for gaming. I've been hearing lately that new wireless mice can match the performance of wired, so I figured I'd give it a shot. Boy am I glad I did. This mouse delivers everything you expect out of it, all while being super light without an annoying cable. Clicks feel nice and crisp, scroll wheel feels nice and sturdy, battery life is FANTASTIC, and it overall feels very well built. Of course, this mouse isn't perfect. Some things I noticed when I was starting to break it in: -The mouse feet are pretty bad. They seem fine at first, but after a couple of days, they begin to feel really slow and sticky. Do yourself a favor and buy some third party mouse feet. - The shape is good, but it feels a bit too rounded for my taste. It doesn't really form to your hands like other mice do, but it's not a big problem. - Scroll wheel will sometimes rub/scrape along the internals when scrolling up. Kind of annoying, but it doesn't hurt anything. With that said, I definitely recommend at least trying this mouse if you have a little extra to spend.

I use my fingers to hold the mouse while my palm lightly rest on the contour of the mouse. My previous Logitech 305 with the triple A battery mod and installation of ceramic glider was my daily driver but the contour of the mouse cover was just a tad too small. The Logitech G Pro X provides that fit seamlessly. Unbelievably lightweight or feels like part of your hand, several sensitivity/response setting, rechargeable with very good battery life. No lag at all. For those that like to hold it on the palms, I would go with the Logitech 602 and 604, and 502 with the ceramic gliders.