Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT Wireless Gaming Mouse, Ultra-Lightweight, HERO 25K Sensor, 25,600 DPI, 5 Programmable Buttons, Long Battery Life, Compatible with PC / Mac - Black

So far the mouse has been great, the battery life is great. I can game for a week or more before needing to charge 1 night. Glad I dont have to worry about wires tugging when I game. Lightweight as well which is a plus. The software is a bit annoying to deal with and can be better.

Amazing.

less buttons on side, less features then last model and more expensive for having less weight also

Upgraded to the superlight from the g502 since it was on sale. This thing is SO light. Very impressed so far by this mouse. It does lack the amount of buttons that the g502 has, but definitely not a deal-breaker for me.

good

I was blown away by the difference having a light mouse for my gaming style (400 dpi FPS player) and had to change from my usual ergonomic grip to a claw style to make the best use of the hardware. I was instantly rewarded with much better aim and tracking as well. My flicks are more quick and accurate too.

Slightly pricey, however this mouse provides great performance. Has been in use for ~2 months and has needed recharging once after the initial charge. Extremely responsive, lightweight, and feels great in hand. I have medium size hands and use a palm grip, this mouse fits wonderfully. Only complaint is logitechs software is a little confusing to use, but once you get things set up you really don’t interact with the software again so no points lost for that. Does come with optional grip tape for the sides and mouse buttons as well as additional slides for the bottom of the mouse, all of which was a nice touch.

I believe this mouse is made out of great quality. No creaking in the frame, mouse feet are very smooth, is very light for being wireless, and the sensor is great! But there are two things that really bother me about this mouse that has made me sell this mouse and buy another mouse. First, the switches are terrible. They are cheap Omron switches that do not feel as good as other switches (i.e Razer Viper Mini, which is ironic because it costs $30). If you are going to buy this mouse, learn soldering skills and switch these out for some Kailh 4.0 or 8.0 switches. Second (and biggest issue for me), the shape. When you first grip this mouse, you feel like you are gripping a potato. I have medium sized hands (17 x 9.5 CM or 6 3/4 x 3 1/4 IN) and I prefer to claw grip my mice, which I cannot comfortably claw grip this mouse because it is too long and too tall for my hands. If you have medium sized hands in length, fingertip or palm grip this mouse but dont claw grip this mouse. If you have large hands (especially in length), I highly recommend this mouse because you can claw and fingertip this mouse comfortably, and maybe even palm grip. If you have small hands, there are better sized mice for you guys.

I expected the optical switch to last far longer than it did for what I paid. Nice while it lasted. If this is the level of quality I can expect Ill just buy elsewhere from now on. Constant double clicks now and the mouse frequently loses hold on click.

I really like the mouse. It would be 5 stars, but why, in 2022 does a $100+ mouse not use usb-c? Its baffling.