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

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 bought this mouse on the tail-end of a brand new Corsair mouse that was broken on arrival. I decided to splurge on a more expensive mouse used by Pro Apex players. So far the pros:

Feels very similar to MS Wheel Mouse Optical, my favorite mouse of all time. battery lasts way longer than razer/glorious offerings despite them advertising the same. if it doubleclicks you can easily replace the switches, the swappable switch board sells for $10 which can come with Kailh GM 8.0, which lasts much longer than stock switches. the price is the only bad thing, but if you have a 3d printer you can print a pro x body on thingiverse for the g305, which goes for $30, and strip it down to 60g with a lithium aaa battery.

Yes this mouse is the best lasts a week on a charge for me light and no accuracy no double click or sensor issues so far for me, but its over 100 dollars i have money to burn so its worth it to not have a cord but if you dont got a disposable income id pass.

I have this one and the previous G Pro Wireless. It isnt a massive improvement but I needed another for my partners computer so I figured Id grab the upgraded one. If youre big on RGB, Id go with the previous model as its cheaper and the weight difference is more or less negligible. Whichever you end up getting, chances are itll feel quite light compared to what you have now. I was on the fence as to whether I thought this would be a good thing or not... But I think it does make certain aim related actions a bit easier and more controlled. Particularly if you favor low sens.

Best mouse ever so clean looking feels amazing and not cheesy looking

Been using this mouse for gaming for a few weeks and I’ve only had to charge it once. The battery life is great! Is also practical for ergonomic uses. Looks nice and sleek on my desk for when I have company

Good

battery life is insane its light it feels good in the hand well worth the extra money in my opinion an i was sceptical about it at first

Battery life is so good. i barely charge this thing and charges fast. My only complaint is the fingerprint marks on the left and right click. i only had it for a month and its visible