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
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Nathaniel
> 3 dayI e owned and used personally some of the best Logitech around. G9X,MX518,G303 and both wired G pro. This is technically my 3rd “logi Wireless mouse. I’m coming from a Razer viper ultimate. If you don’t already know, logitech mice are really built better than a lot of the other brands and I not only used logitech and razor but I’ve used cooler master and Microsoft might as well and from my experience every Logitech mouse that I’ve ever owned I’ve only had a problem with maybe one or two other mice because I bought one that had a manufacturing defect and then I had a problem with one of the buttons going bad later on down the line Now with the razor every razor product I’ve ever owned and I’ve owned probably 20 of their products I’ve had problems with their software and with the hardware. Usually the hardware is all right, but their software isn’t quite there with logitech not only do you get great hardware it’s not overly complicated and the software works. I don’t actually need to have logitech hub installed. I can use the off-line or the onboard memory profile manager that they allow you to have which is a godsend because I don’t need 15 different services running in the background for my mouse . As far as comfort goes it’s a really comfortable mouse and it’s really light and the battery last a very long time it seems like this battery is going to last 2 to 3 times longer than the Razer viper ultimate. I would highly recommend this mouse to anybody that games a lot or who just wants a comfortable mouse knowing that they can just plug it in, and it’s gonna work for the entirety of the ownership .
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Kris B.
> 3 dayWith the light weight, this feels cheap, and it certainly isnt inexpensive!
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heidi pierce
> 3 dayQuite literally the worst software you’ll ever be forced to use. Good luck if you think it will ever remember what DPI you’re at. Completely broken.
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Faisal
> 3 dayThis mouse has everything, no need to write paragraphs.
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Judith Marker
> 3 dayI bought this mouse coming from a glorious model o. When I bought this mouse I intended to use it for Minecraft, apex legends, and other FPS/shooter games. The 63 grams no honeycomb wireless mouse was perfect for me. I have used it for only a day but from what I have experienced this is the best mouse.
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Blake Kazmierzak
> 3 daySwitched from Deathadder V2, noticeable improvement in aim due to being wireless and lighter. Battery life has been a non-issue. I wasn’t a fan of the side buttons at first, they felt mushy compared to the Deathadder but I got used to them quickly. The software is not my favorite, it is not very intuitive and the memory mode fails if the mouse is disconnected for some reason. The software does have some useful features however, such as having DPI presets for different games that automatically switch. Overall a great mouse and worth the purchase, especially on sale.
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cassandra
29-10-2024very nice mouse lasts forever, charges extremely fast, extremely light, works great for my fingertip grip
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Kosi O.
Greater than one weekI’ve tried so many mice in the past. The xm1, viper mini, deluxe m800 + some other mice. None of them fit me like this mouse.
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Alex S
> 3 dayBought the Razer Viper Ultimate and really liked it. It seemed to hurt my ring finger though. Bought the Superlight to try out even though I couldn’t return the Viper any longer.
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Aaron Keefe
Greater than one weekThe mouse was exactly as it says it is, superlight. Its almost too light, would not recommend for anyone with larger hands and thats why Ill be sticking with my Razer Naga. Also, the mouse wheel made a very loud obnoxious scrolling noise, seems to be a largely known issues. Rated 3 stars because Im sure it would be good for some people but this