Customer Ratings & Reviews

_____ *Pros: -Very, very light. -Clickity, responsive, & reliable buttons. -Scroll wheel has right-on resistance and it's easy to modulate. -Ergonomic and comfortable. -Fantastic dpi range, up to 25,600! -Long battery life. -Logitech G Hub software is intuitively laid out and easy to use. -Has a stow-away compartment underneath for the USB-A receiver dongle. _____ *Neutral: -Very expensive for a mouse. -Have to open the G Hub app to change the DPI setting. _____ *Cons: -None Although I'm not a pro gamer but a moderate PC gamer, I still appreciate the Logitech G Pro X Superlight very much. Just like its name says, the mouse is super, super light and it felt like an empty and hollowed-out dummy unit for customer display when I first picked it up. It's the lightest mouse I've ever laid my hands on and it took me a little while to get used to its surreal lightness. That's not to say, however, that the mouse feels cheap. Due to Logitech's excellent design, the mouse cups underneath my hand like a second skin, feeling very ergonomic and comfortable. For the type of games I play, which are mostly FPS and third-person action RPGs, the number of buttons provided proved adequate and satisfactory. MMO players, on the other hand, might wish for more. The left and right-click buttons, as well as the two left-side buttons all worked just fine. The scroll wheel, which has good resistance, performed well, with no over-, under- or laggy scrolling. It's tuned perfectly out-of-the-box and I have no complaints. I'm already familiar with Logitech's G Hub software and I'm glad the company is keeping the design and navigation within it simple and elegant. There aren't many customization options for the G Pro X Superlight because it comes with a minimal number of buttons (five) and no LED light colors to change, which is fine by me. But it's in here that you can toggle among the various DPI settings. Thanks to the awesome HERO sensor, the dpi can be set as high as 25K! My reflexes aren't that good so I usually have it set way lower when playing slower-paced third-party action RPGs and I crank it up a bit for FPS games like Cyperpunk 2077. You'll have to play around with the dpi slider until you find the setting that is most comfortable and appropriate for your usage scenario. It's only when I'm not gaming and using the mouse for web browsing and productivity tasks that I wish there was at least one or two more programmable buttons - a dpi-changing button and a general-purpose button underneath the scroll wheel. On my other computer mice with more buttons, I usually set the button underneath the scroll wheel to launch a keyboard shortcut, such as CTRL + W (close tab). If I had a dedicated dpi-changing button, then I could be saving some time by not having to launch G Hub and setting a different dpi value. But all of this is really nitpicking and missing the point since the G Pro X Superlight is specifically tailored for hardcore and pro-level gamers. All in all, I'm more than pleased with the Superlight. It is feather-light, very ergonomic and perfectly suited for hours-long gaming sessions, ultra-precise and accurate, and has really long battery life. The price tag is quite high but I can definitely see this mouse being worth it for both serious and casual gamers alike. It's an absolute 5-star win!

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!

Using a few days now lots of hours battery still 85% charge after 3 days! For my office use it's the most comfortable lightweight easy to use quick response mouse I've ever used! For the grandkids gaming use they love the quick action response great grip and control the GHUB customizable controls they can't beleive the lightweight and comfort combined with high tech gaming response! Simple but yet high tech! Now the price we think could be a little lower but still a must have for serious PC gamer well designed solid build. We also are using 27" IPS, NVIDIA GSYNC, 165HZ REFRESH RATE MONITORS WITH CUSTOM BUILT GAMING PC's. Yes I highly recommend this mouse!

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

The Superlight lives up to its name. It is extremely light which makes it great for gaming since movements feel quick and effortless. The sensor is very accurate and the wireless connection has been flawless with no lag. Battery life is impressive too, I can go days without charging even with heavy use. It is a bit more expensive than other mice but if you want performance and comfort it is worth 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.

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

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

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!

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

Bought my over a year, the mouse is perfect the name says everything it’s super light and you can make it lighter and the battery will last for weeks. I use the mouse most for gaming and the games I play I use a lot of the scroll and recently my scroll haven’t been working so well, I can still use it perfectly but there will be times that it won’t respond (goes up and down)*. But I hope that’s just a problem I have because of the usage of the scroll. Therefore I would still recommend getting one its wireless, light, good grip, battery will last long. If you have a lil more money to spend I would recommend getting the superlight 2.

“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.

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.

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.

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.)

Very lightweight, super safe shape. Anybody can find a comfortable grip on this mouse. Superb build quality. Clicks are very light and feel nice but Omrom switches will never blow your mind. Stock very are totally usable and feel fine but I did replace mine with aftermarket feet. Only genuine complaint I have is the side buttons. They're a bit small and feel like they don't protrude far enough beyond the surface of the mouse so they can be a bit hard to press. Still giving it 5 stars for two reasons. The side button placement doesn't really impact gameplay, it's just a minor inconvenience. The second being that I don't think there is anything better on the market yet. There are certainly other options that are as good as, but not necessarily better. If you can afford it, the GPX is a great mouse. Super safe shape, lightweight, fantastic build quality. No wear after a month of heavy use.

Very good mouse. Battery on it lasts a long time and charging it is quite quick. Very smooth performance overall. Would recommend.

I've used probably 3/4 of the gaming mice that have come out over the past decade. As a former comp CS player I can say this is one of the greatest mice ever made. This mouse is a perfect example of how something simple can be slightly adjusted and turned into something perfect without going crazy. This is a mouse that will fit all grip styles. The coating is considered one of the best grippy rubberized coatings on the market. The sensor is very low latency and even in most tests is lower latency than the newer Deathadder V3 Pro which has a better dongle/sensor situation technically. Build quality is second to none. Granted with all things like this quality control will come into play for some products and for some features. For my G Pro Original and for this version I've experienced no creaking, no flexing, and no major deterioration of the coating or noticeable negative impact over time when using each of the buttons or clicks on the side. The scroll wheel is OK. It's doable. It's not amazing. The side buttons are tiny bit too small but they are fine. Lift off distance is my favorite of any mouse. Stock skates are OK but probably better to be replaced eventually with something like CorePads. The shape is pure ambidextrous almost like a potato mouse. Like a mouse that started as a potato and got molded ever so slightly into a useable gaming mouse. It sounds bad but it works perfectly. It's exceptional for claw/fingertip style but can also be palm gripped comfortably. If you're an extremely rested palm grip user you may wanna go with a more ergonomic designed mouse, however. One last comment is that this mouse is fairly large. It's not huge but its bordering it. I would recommend at least hands of 18" or 19" or higher to use it comfortably. If not you may want to opt for something a bit smaller like the Lamzu Atlantis Mini, or the Pulsar X2 Mini. All-in-all this is my favorite mouse I have ever used.

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.