PRO X Superlight 2 DEX Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse, 60g pro-Grade Lightweight Mouse with 5 programmable Buttons, USB-C Charging, 32k DPI Sensor for PC/Mac - Black

Love this mouse so far. I had the previous generation G Pro Superlight, which had an issue with the scroll wheel scrolling randomly. Then I got a Deathadder V3, which had an issue with the scroll wheel not reading inputs. From what I have read, this one has an optical scroll wheel and does better with this, so here's hoping for longevity! Love the light feeling, and the DEX is nice for the size of my hands. No lag at all over the wireless connection, smooth skates, and super responsive.

I do a lot of FPS games and this mouse has been wonderful to have. I was worried if I would like the grip because friends told me they didn't like the ambidextrous version, but this version is nice to hold for long periods. Battery lasts days of hard game play. I forgot it was battery powered a couple of times. Would buy again.

This superlite gaming mouse is by far the lightest weight mouse I have ever used. But doesn't skimp on performance. It has Logitech''s new Halo 2 sensor which was recently updated to 44000 DPI with up to 8k polling rate for those looking for the twitchiest of twitch response in the latest FPS games. It's light weight and ergonomic right hand design helps further the responsiveness while reducing fatigue from long sessions. Along with that, the 90hr battery life means you don't have to worry about charging every time you play I travel and the light weight reduces weight in my bag. The classic black design doesn't look out of place when used for presentations and such either, saving the embarrassment some flashier gaming mice my bring in professional situations. It is an expensive mouse, but worth it for serious gamers where every millisecond counts.

To start I own over 60 mice and yes, I do have a problem but I think my problem can be useful to whomever reads this. I've been a huge Logitech mouse guy from the olden days when my main and only mouse was the old MX518. Now my main mouse after trying many has been the G pro super light for the past 2 years straight. I've been wanting to try the new Ergo version with 8k polling and I'm really glad I did. The Superlight Ergo is a lot more comfortable to me, and the clicks are easily the best I've ever felt on a mouse. The weight is light but I could be lighter in a world were 50g seems to be the new standard now. The Shape a great for larger hands as its a bit bigger that the Deathadder hyperspeed. For me I used fingertip grip so it doesnt make a huge difference. Also the coating perfection, giving plenty of grip but at the same time feeling smooth. If your looking for a consistent, well made and engineered product with relatively light weight and amazing shape then this is the mouse to get. Yes there is cheaper out there but I find Logitech's mice to be consistent, and with good customer support that's located in my country it makes it a no brainer to pay a little more. If it was a little cheaper and weighed 10 grams less it would be an easy 5/5.

I’ve been a Logitech user for many years now. Whether it’s gaming or everyday productivity, my peripherals are always Logitech. This is another fantastic Logitech product. Build quality is top tier, unboxing experience is great but ultimately it just wasn’t for me and I ended up returning it. When they say ultra-light, boy do they mean ultra-light. Even with the powerplay coin installed it still felt like I wasn’t gripping a mouse. Due to that it just wasn’t for me. I prefer to have a mouse that is a little beefier and one that I can feel that I’m moving around on the mousepad. Still, a fantastic product made my Logitech and I’m sure many other users will find the lightweight a benefit to them.