Customer Ratings & Reviews

Excellent mouse. A bit small for my hand but its got a sensor that has the best tracking I have ever had. It's extremely light-weight with a sturdy body that doesn't feel flimsy or inexpensive. Coating on the mouse is excellent - never get sweaty hands. The battery lasts literally forever. I have had it for a month and charged it 1.5 times ? Software is great for gaming as it switches DPI settings for you depending on the game you are logged into without having to push any DPI button (which this mouse does not have). Worth every penny even if it is a bit pricey. I love the mouse.

Superlight, easy to use, battery lasts forever. Ive gone a month in between charging this mouse and I work from home plus game. Havent had a single problem and love it

Fantastic mouse, overall better than final meme since these are in stock. However, with that being said, if you are a gamer that does not know the gibberish between mice, but still want the "best mouse" then the website "rocket jump ninja" is fantastic for learning more about what matters. You can also google "RJN official mouse list" if the link does not pop up. As you can see, this mouse is rated second out of all mice currently on the market, which I would say is very accurate; Logitech have done a FANTASTIC job on this mouse. As far as usability, and how the mouse feels in hand, it fills your hand out very evenly. Some people prefer less "hump" when it comes to the shape of the mouse, but I think that this is a very safe shape and highly doubt you will not love the shape of it. Tracking is fine, no issues at all. Battery life is fantastic, getting around 60 hours and I do not think I have fully charged it once since having it, and still have not had it run out of battery on me. The mouse is 62 grams, which makes it a fantastic choice for game where aim matters. As stated before, the shape is good, and I think most people will love how it "fills" out the hand. There is not a single thing about the mouse I dislike. The only thing I can really complain about is the mouse feet on it, but most gamers will not care about that. Aftermarket feet are only $7, so if you DO get this mouse, highly recommend you spend the extra $7 and get corepads, tiger ice, hyperglides (as of writing this review, hyperglides has sadly not made mouse feet for this mouse sadly) or whatever aftermarket feet are cheapest in your country. There is no difference between them, regardless of what people tell you. If you do not understand what this means, imagine if your mouse felt like it was more smooth while aiming. If you think it sounds bad, as in it might throw off your aim, it would not at all, as it feels much easier to move the mouse around with aftermarket mouse feet. Again, the default mice feet are not bad at all. It's just the difference between the regular mouse feet it comes with, and aftermarket mice feet, is a noticeably better experience. Let's be real here, if you can spend $150 on a mouse, you can spend an extra $7 for better mouse feet :)

The Pro X Superlight is one of the (now multiple) sub-70g lightweight mice available today. Comparing it to non-lightweight mice, including the regular G Pro Wireless, the difference is astounding (at least to me), and makes using it for fast paced FPS games a treat. I personally mainly play Overwatch with it, and I've never had any issues (and could never go back to heavier mice). Coming from a Razer Viper Ultimate, the Pro X feels way more ergonomic and well built. I love its form factor, its weight, and how easy it is to clean the surface of the mouse. I really appreciate how it manages to have such a light weight with a solid outer surface - no honeycombs or holes like some similar mice. The Logitech software is also clean, unintrusive, and useful (albeit optional) - MILES better than Razer's horrible software. The USB reciever is also much easier to grab than Razer's. The only thing I mildly dislike about the mouse is that it uses micro USB for charging. However, I understand this was likely done for weight purposes, as the circuitry/hardware needed for USB-C is bigger and heavier than that for micro USB. Overall I highly recommend it for people that think they would like a lighter mouse. It's not only good for gaming; it also is just easier to move around when navigating the desktop, and is easily portable due to its weight and the storage compartment within it for the usb reciever. While it's MSRP may be expensive, you can know that you'll be getting a complete, quality experience.

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).

The Logitech PRO X SUPERLIGHT is hands down one of the best gaming mice I’ve ever used. It’s incredibly lightweight, which makes long gaming sessions feel effortless and reduces hand fatigue. The HERO 25K sensor delivers pinpoint accuracy and lightning-fast responsiveness, perfect for competitive gaming. The wireless connection is rock-solid with zero lag, and the battery life lasts through many hours of intense play. The white finish looks sleek and modern, and the mouse fits comfortably in my hand with a great grip. Overall, it’s a top-tier mouse that combines precision, comfort, and style—highly recommend for serious gamers!

The mouse is substantially feels lighter than the predecessor. I love the shape as I use a claw grip and it feels better than the glorious model O. The sensor is good and the battery life is impeccable. To extend the battery life, I made the report rate to 125 when I am not gaming which extends its life even more. Overall a great buy and satisfied with its features and performance. The charging cable being mini usb does not bother me as I would barely need to charge this, an estimation being once every 8+ days and it charges fast as well.

The Logitech PRO X SUPERLIGHT is a stellar gaming mouse that excels in all critical areas. Its lightweight design, coupled with wireless capabilities and the HERO 25K sensor, makes it a formidable choice for gamers seeking precision and responsiveness. The customization options and impressive battery life further enhance its appeal. The stylish white color adds a touch of sophistication, making it not only a high-performing tool but also a visually pleasing accessory for gaming setups. While the price might be a consideration for some, the overall performance and build quality justify the investment for those who prioritize a top-tier gaming experience. In summary, the Logitech PRO X SUPERLIGHT is an excellent choice for gamers who demand the best in terms of performance, design, and customization. It's a testament to Logitech's commitment to delivering cutting-edge gaming peripherals.

I had bought a Razer V2 Hyperspeed and returned it almost immediately because of issues with the dongle being faulty. I did my research and found many glowing reviews for the Superlight. I picked it up at BestBuy and didn't get the GeekSquad warranty since I read Logitech has a 2 year warranty. I was a little uncomfortable with the price but it felt worth it since it felt much better than the last mouse, the weight felt really nice, I personally like the coating, and mouse movement felt really smooth in game. I also like the software much more than Razer's software that I found out doesn't work with all products and is riddled with ads. Logitech's is much more minimal and it works. I was completely happy with the mouse and was looking forward to a long life with it...but 3 months later it died. I could no longer turn it back on. Using different USB ports didn't matter, different operating systems, a different charging cable, charging it over night, and new drivers. The green light never came back on. Afterwards I have now seen many reddit posts of the superlight 1's have an issue with the battery spontaneously dying. This mouse would get a 5 but having it die within 3 months is completely unacceptable. I talked to support and I'm waiting for my request for a replacement to be accepted. I wish I got the geek squad warranty to trade for something else because I will most likely not get another Logitech product.

Build quality is superb no issues with qc clicks are honestly not that bad at all not too light or too heavy, the weight is just fantastic and to the person who gave this a negative review saying this mouse is too light then why did you buy it lol, anyway you definitely get what you pay for and honestly very top tier mouse with a great wireless connection, very good battery, solid all around, with zero complaints. It is expensive but honestly still don’t regret this purchase whatsoever. It’s basically impossible to find even one bad thing about this mouse it is that good. But I wouldn’t buy it if you’re on a tight budget though I would just get something like a Pulsefire Haste instead. Also weight is just amazing especially on a wireless mouse and it’s crazy how durable it is considering the light weight. But again, only buy this mouse if you are willing to spend $150 on a mouse which is a big purchase but if you have nothing better to spend and you need an upgrade then here is a great option. I did hear about the stock feet wearing out quickly but so far no issues with the feet but just in case I decided to buy some core pads from Lethal Gaming Gear just to be safe and I would advise for anyone else to do the same. But yeah overall this mouse is very end game and wouldn’t recommend it to everyone but only to people who are willing to spend this much on a mouse, but still I think the value is good enough to be worth $150.

Pros: Featherweight Design: The Logitech PRO X SUPERLIGHT lives up to its name with an incredibly lightweight build that makes extended gaming sessions a breeze. HERO 25K Sensor: The HERO 25K sensor delivers exceptional precision and accuracy, ensuring every movement translates seamlessly onto the screen. Wireless Performance: The wireless connectivity of this mouse is flawless, offering the same responsiveness and reliability as a wired connection. Long Battery Life: With up to 70 hours of battery life on a single charge, you can game without interruption for days on end. Sleek Aesthetics: The white colorway adds a touch of elegance to any gaming setup, while the minimalist design exudes a premium feel. Cons: Price: The Logitech PRO X SUPERLIGHT comes with a premium price tag, but the performance and quality justify the investment for serious gamers. Review: The Logitech PRO X SUPERLIGHT is a game-changer in the world of gaming mice. From its featherweight design to its cutting-edge sensor technology, every aspect of this mouse is engineered for peak performance. One of the standout features of the PRO X SUPERLIGHT is its incredibly lightweight construction. At just 63 grams, this mouse feels almost weightless in your hand, allowing for swift and precise movements without any fatigue. Whether you're engaging in intense firefights or executing precise maneuvers, the lightweight design of this mouse gives you a competitive edge. Backing up its lightweight design is the HERO 25K sensor, which delivers unrivaled precision and accuracy. Every movement is tracked with pinpoint accuracy, ensuring that your aim is always on point. Whether you're flicking to hit that crucial headshot or making subtle adjustments to your aim, the HERO 25K sensor ensures that your movements are translated flawlessly onto the screen. Despite being wireless, the PRO X SUPERLIGHT offers the same level of performance and reliability as a wired mouse. The wireless connectivity is rock-solid, with no input lag or dropped connections to worry about. This gives you the freedom to move around without being tethered to your desk, providing a more immersive gaming experience. Battery life is another area where the PRO X SUPERLIGHT excels. With up to 70 hours of battery life on a single charge, you can game for days on end without needing to recharge. This makes it perfect for marathon gaming sessions or gaming on the go, knowing that your mouse won't let you down when you need it most. In terms of aesthetics, the PRO X SUPERLIGHT doesn't disappoint. The sleek white colorway adds a touch of style to any gaming setup, while the minimalist design ensures that it blends in seamlessly with the rest of your gear. Overall, the Logitech PRO X SUPERLIGHT is a top-tier gaming mouse that delivers unmatched performance and comfort. While it may come with a premium price tag, the level of quality and performance it offers make it well worth the investment for serious gamers. Whether you're a competitive esports player or a casual gamer, the PRO X SUPERLIGHT is sure to elevate your gaming experience to new heights.

First thing I noticed was how light it is. It's really easy to move around, so my hand doesn't get tired even after hours of gaming. The sensor, the HERO 25K, is amazing. It's super accurate. Whether I'm in a fast-paced game or doing regular stuff on my computer, the mouse is always on point. It's like it knows exactly where I want to go. Being wireless is awesome because I don't have to deal with tangled cords anymore. And even though it's wireless, there's no lag. It's as quick as any wired mouse I've used before. The battery life is excellent too. I can use it for days without needing to charge it. When I do need to charge, it's super quick. It also looks really cool. The black design is sleek and fits well with the rest of my setup. It's not too flashy, but it still looks like a high-quality piece of gear.

Mouse is amazing, very long battery life, extremely light, great sensors, and the application and charger are good.

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.

The Logitech G Pro X Superlight is easily the best gaming mouse out right now in my opinion. I do not think I am an expert but I have used 20+ gaming mice and this one is the best I have tried yet! Compared to the original G Pro Wireless, it has been improved in many areas. The clicks are much better now (NO DOUBLE CLICK ISSUE :D) but the side buttons are still mushy. The scroll wheel feels nicer compared to the g pro and the PTFE mouse feet are MUCH better than the stock feet on the original g pro and glide smoothly, but it should be noted that the feet on the superlight are rather thin, so getting some Corepadz would be the way to go imo. My favorite thing about this mouse is the shape/feel. It is virtually the same shape as the original but now comes in at around 61-63 grams compared to 80 grams on the original. The excellent weight distribution and sturdy build quality make this really nice for FPS games where fast movements are essential to success. If I had to gripe about one thing it would be the micro usb cable for charging. The battery life itself is nothing short of superb, but I would have liked to see usb type c instead of micro, but I understand it would mean a heavier product. Overall this mouse gets a solid recommendation for anyone looking for the best wireless gaming mouse out there, especially for FPS gamers.

While I'm consistently trying different mice I've pretty much stuck with the G900 then G903 for many years. When this was put on sale I thought I would give it a shot to see what I all the rage was about... after only a few hours I realized I had been missing out the past few years! The speed, the clicks, the weight and the battery life are simply astounding. I think over the past few months I've charged it every 10 days and I used it all day ever day during the week then gaming on the weekends. I have not modified the pads nor felt the need to, it simply glides across my mouse pad. Since purchase I have been recommending this mouse to everyone. I know a new version just came out but if you can get this for less $$$ it's a steal!

cheat codes for your hand. never miss a shot with a mouse that weighs nothing. expensive, almost never available. does not come in white its a myth. On a serious note: weight is very balanced tested against a viper ultimate. the mouse is 2 mm taller than a viper ultimate making it a little less comfortable but 10 less grams is noticeable. stock feet are nice but some core pads will go a long way, watch a video on how to install. stock feet do have a 2 day break in period depending on usage. mouse has no flex and very solid build quality worth the price. software is almost never talked about but its much better than the likes of steelseries and is on par with razer software. i currently use 1450 dpi and there is no skipping or double clicks. Long battery life around 80 hours. final notes: if you think a mouse is gonna make you 10 times better at a game from day one, sorry this wont but it does make things easier and a good sensor goes a long way. at the time of review this is easily a top 3 mouse for fps gaming with a comfortable ergonomic shape. a viper ultimate can be found on sale much more often but after almost a month of using the super light I have completely switched to the super light from my viper ultimate.

The GPW Superlight has completely redefined my gaming experience. Its ultra-lightweight design is a revelation, allowing for swift and precise movements without any compromise on build quality. The Hero sensor delivers flawless accuracy, and the customizable DPI settings cater to my specific gaming preferences. The battery life is impressive, ensuring that the mouse stays responsive through extended gaming sessions. The sleek and minimalist design, coupled with the exceptional performance, makes the GPW Superlight a must-have for any serious gamer seeking a competitive edge. It's not just a mouse; it's a game-changer.

Pro: Superlight. Good Shape. White colorway restocks. Great battery life. upgraded mouse feet. Con: Feels a little fragile against the GPW. Creeks a little. Middle scroll wheel is a downgrade. More tilt flex, gets louder, and loose after usage. Side button mushy. Need better mouse feet. Returned 2 copies due to QC issues. First copy had extra post travel for RMB. Second copy's middle wheel ticks if touched side to side and it's encoder was pretty loud. Recommend if you can get a good copy.

The Logitech G Pro Superlight is a step-up from an already amazing mouse(the G Pro). I have found this mouse to be the perfect size for my grip style(claw) and hand size(average male hands). You cannot tell the difference in response time between this mouse and a wired mouse, which makes it perfect for first person shooter games. Two, is just the right amount of side buttons a mouse shouse have, in my opinion. I’ve come across some mice that have way too many buttons and you end up pressing them on accident, but with the G Pro you won’t have that issue. The main differences between the G Pro Superlight and the original G Pro are the RBG and the weight of the mouse. So if you are a lover of RBG, the original G Pro wireless is for you, but if you only care about having the peak advantage in your FPS games, the G Pro Superlight is for you.