Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great mouse glides like buttery smooth mozz cheese

Best mouse out there super light and great tracking

This mouse is super light and glides great. Didn’t realize how light it was compared to the one I was using and it makes a difference on your wrist.

Awesome for FPS games. Really smooth works well...

Great gaming mouse! Works perfectly and super light.

Good mouse but the mouse 4 button has issues after a year

its very good for fps games. Only think i dislike is how the mouse can get greasy/dirty easily

Is a better version of the best mouse Logitech makes

Best gaming mouse I’ve ever used. The weight is light enough to now strain your arm or wrist after long gaming sessions. But not too light where don’t have enough control.

I was impressed with how light it really is was my fkrst thought, the grip tape really makes it better. Competive gaming with the mouse is great.

Very easy to use. Great purchase. Wireless is helpful, especially with kittens in the house.

One of the best gaming mouse I have ever used. It is very light and the response time is as fast as a wired mouse. I would highly recommend this mouse if you are into gaming.

Pretty expensive for a gaming mouse, would suggest other models of Logitech or even other brands.

This mouse is unbelievably light. It’s like they forgot the internal parts; but it’s all there. Logitech packed this mouse with all their latest technology: Hero sensor for accurate movement, the best wireless technology that leads to no lag, great battery life, on-board memory, and a very lightweight design of less than 63 grams. One of the features I really like about this mouse is its range of DPI (Dots per Inch). During game play, I can switch from a low DPI of around 500 to a much faster DPI of 3000. This comes in handy when I’m playing Fortnite and I want to switch from running around the map with extremely fast movements (3000 DPI), to slowing down my movement while looking trough the scope of bolt-action rifle (500 DPI). The precision is noticeable. Another feature I enjoy is the fact that it’s wireless and super light. I prefer wireless peripherals because of the ease of movement and lack of clutter. Back in the day, you couldn’t really game with a wireless mouse because it wasn’t reliable when sending your movement and commands back to the computer. This is no longer an issue with the wireless technology utilized today. This mouse uses a wireless 2.4 GHz radio that has imperceptible latency. Essentially, there isn’t any lag, and it registers commands just like a wired mouse. Also, the battery on this mouse is excellent. It won’t die when gaming for long hours. A cable is included just incase you need to charge and play at the same time. Another advanced feature that is included is the ability to save your mouse gaming profiles to the mouse itself. The mouse has onboard memory. So instead of installing the Logitech’s G Hub software onto multiple computers, your customized settings are always saved onto the mouse itself. One downside is the G Hub software isn’t all that intuitive. If you’re not familiar with loading profiles and managing onboard memory, you’ll need to look at a few YouTube videos to learn the specifics. For example, I still don’t know how to switch between profiles while solely using the onboard memory. My older mouse had a dedicated button to toggle between profiles. This mouse was designed without one. It’s not a big deal. I just wish the software had better help. I also think Logitech could have provided better instructions or guidance on what software should be downloaded after setting-up the mouse. If you’re not familiar with Logitech’s environment, you’ll be left guessing on which software to use. The software itself provides many ways to customize the mouse. Aside from the four main buttons (left click, right click, scroll wheel, and wheel click), there are two additional buttons on the left side. Within the software you can program the buttons to do almost anything. Using Fortnite again as an example, I programmed one of my buttons to instantly build a wall while allowing me to return to shooting. The other button is programmed to allow me to switch between my DPI settings. If you prefer more buttons, Logitech has other mice. But if you’re ever playing competitively, many leagues limit the use of macros to level the playing field. Since most people won’t ever be playing at that level, the main draw is the simplicity and lightness of this wireless mouse. In summary, here’s a list of my pros and cons. Pros: Extremely light Accurate clicking and no double clicking/false clicking Great battery life Smooth pads underneath with additional padding (puck) if preferred No lag while in wireless mode Extremely accurate sensor/movement Onboard memory to save and load gaming profiles 2 additional programmable buttons Cons: Charging is through micro-USB. USB-C could provide even faster charging Right-handed only (the buttons are only on the left) 2 additional programmable buttons. Some gamers prefer more, but then weight is added. Instructions are limited Premium price (the best does come with a cost) Overall, I am very happy with this mouse.

Moves very easily. Has a comfortable feel in my hand. Overall, I would recommend for anyone looking for a high quality, lightweight mouse.

Great mouse literally super light. I had did have to get use to this mouse though. I went from a 83g mouse to this one and it was a really big difference. I’d recommend

Best mouse I’ve tried so far only had a glorious model D to this like the size shape everything and the wireless factor is a game changer for me at least

I love this mouse. It is my favorite of all time. I am not a gamer, use it professionally as a designer and find it comfortable, light, and responsive.

Decent mouse the coating will flake as you play and it will flake fast

its great until it has a problem with its own wire