Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT Wireless Gaming Mouse, HERO 25K Sensor, Ultra-light with 63g, 5 Programmable Buttons, 70 hours Battery Life, Zero Additive PTFE Feet, PC/Mac - Black

Going from EC-2 , to my first fully wireless gaming mouse. I was not expecting such a fast response rate. Would never go back to corded mice.

Fits my hand perfectly and is so comfortable and smooth. It's a 10/10 mouse.

I play competitive games and this is the best mouse you can possibly get, works for all hand types, just buy it if you are thinking of buying it

So i've had this mouse for a month or two at this point and kinda forgot it's got a battery. It's only needed charging once or twice !While i dont use my gaming PC so much during the day , mostly evenings , i'm still blown away at how long the battery has lasted.On top, the charging cable lets you keep using in the very rare scenario you're low and still using it. It even looks nice.Dont need to talk much about "it's light... Duh"The grip tape is a nice touch but i messed up one bit and the glue started making the thumb sticky after about a month... But I peeled off that one piece and it's fine. This is literally the only negative thing i have to say and , for the record, i didn't even know it came with grip tape anyway so it's like "the Free sprinkles i got with my icecream were all Red but i prefer the color blue" - something additional and unexpected was only 3/4 Perfect. 😅Dont let that put you off, the mouse and everything is great , love it and 100% reccomend.

This a a truly fantastic mouse. It is incredibly light and somehow managed to make my previous lightweight Model O seem heavy. The battery lasts a long time and the shape is nice. I had thought I would not be too keen on the shape but it feels very nice. I have quite small hands and it fits perfectly (I tend to use a fingertip or claw grip style). The only downside is the archaic micro USB charging port rather than a modern USBC one. This feels like it was done so they can offer an improved version in the futuer to tempt people to upgrade again. For this reason I marked it four stars rather than five for overall rating. The only other improvement I could sugges would be to include bluetooth connectivity as well (not instead of) the dedicated adapter. I say this because the mouse is so light that it would make a great portable laptop mouse as unlike other gaming mice this one has very subtle and normal styling. It is an expensive mouse but I feel I have reached end-game with it.

Extremely light and an extremely good mouse which you'd hope considering the hefty price. Battery life is incredible. Had to have charged about 3 times since I started using the mouse, so around 2 months. The mouse has an incredible battery life. I used it for about 8-12 hours a day on average and usually forget to turn the mouse off at night.The mouse takes some time to get used to because of how light it is and especially depends on what mouse you've used previously.An alternate recommendation I'd give is the Glorious Model O wireless which is similar weight, slightly less expensive. The only problem I had with the Glorious was the holes on the body which swayed my decision.One thing the G Pro Wireless Superlight lacked compared to the non superlight variant is the lack of ergonomics. This mouse is comfortable to use with both hands but there is less functionality as 2 of the mouse buttons will essentially be useless for you left-handeds out there.Overall a great mouse and if you're willing to splash out a lot of money for a quality mouse this would be my pick :)

I went from a g502 to the g pro supper light. This is far better than the g502 for me I never knew how good a light mouse would be until trying this. The only thing down side to this mouse is it took me a while to get use to the shape of this mouse.

Great battery life and feels very good for gaming. However mine has an issue where the scroll wheel makes a weird sound and has more friction while scrolling up. For a mouse of this price there shouldn't be problems like this