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 - White

I even try things I don't think I'll like or use. This one, on the other hand, is my new number one. It's the perfect weight, and I've tried modified mice as light as 35 grams, which are actually too light. I think 55 to 80 grams is the way to go these days with what we have. I switched from my Viper Ultimate to this, and I think it's much better. The new coating is excellent, and there are no double click issues (which I never had with the original after owning it before launch). The scroll wheel is also excellent. The side buttons are a little mushy, but they're just that: side buttons. The new skates are fantastic, and they glide effortlessly. I've put together a list of some of the mice I've tried over the years, and I have to say that the G pro X Superlight is the one to go with. br>Here's a partial list of mice I've experimented with over the years: EC1-Zowie EC1-Zowie EC1-Zowie EC1-Zowie EC1-Zowie EC1-Zowie EC1-Zowie EC EC2-Zowie EC2-Zowie EC2 EC2 EC2 EC2 EC2 EC *1/Zowie’s + version***Zowie’s *2/Zowie ‘s> S1; the entire series**
Asus ROG GLADIUS I > II. br>Glorious Model O wireless br>Glorious Model D- wireless br>Glorious Model O- wireless br>Glorious Model D- wireless br>Glor br>Gwolves Hatibr>Gwolves Hati Sbr>Gwolves Skollbr>Coolermaster MM710 and modified versionbr>Coolermaster CM110br>Coolermaster MASTERMOUSE MM530br>Logitech G Pro X Superlight (current primary)br>Coolermaster CM110br>Coolermaster MASTERMOUSE MM530br>Logitech G Pro X Super.

Aniya BEVAN

| Sep 27, 2021

The wait was well worth it. For almost a year, I've been anticipating the arrival of this mouse. The original wasn't perfect, and it was beginning to show its age in comparison to other products on the market. This was going to solve everything, from double-clicking issues to dated weight. I was so in love with the mouse that I replaced the defective Omrons with Kailh GM Reds, a new mouse wheel encoder, weight-reduction mods, and even a 3D printed base. br>br>Logitech conducted a preliminary study. On November 18th, you can place an order, and on December 3rd, you can get your hands on the full release. The mice have been delivered to the majority of those who ordered in December, but those who ordered in November appear to have been forgotten by Logitech. I understand that there is a lot of demand for the mouse, but at the very least, take care of the unfilled orders. I know I'm not the only one who has been waiting weeks, if not months, for this to arrive, but people who ordered it weeks before it was released are already receiving it. Others who placed orders on the Logitech website have yet to receive confirmation, which could be due to Amazon. br>br>It may appear insignificant to others, but forgetting those who ordered weeks before the launch is simply bad business practice. EDIT: br>br> I just got confirmation that my mouse will arrive on January 27th, which is three weeks away. When it arrives, I'll post a review and some photos. EDIT 2: br>br> I finally received this mouse, and I must say that the wait was well worth it. The balancing is flawless, the clicks are reliable, and the mouse wheel is fantastic. Unless the encoder or buttons become defective, there is no need to replace them. The wheel button on the mouse is incredible. After a week of getting used to it, my aim is much better, and I've beaten most of my Kovaaks PRs. The shape is ideal and completely secure. Although the mouse feet are adequate, they will be replaced as soon as possible. It has a fantastic texture. The coating is one of the best I've seen as a sweater, pun intended. TL: TL: TL: TL: TL: TL: TL: TL: TL: TL Simply go ahead and purchase it.

Mccoy Henderson

| Dec 29, 2020

What I like to do:br>br>1. Given the size and build quality, the weight is fantastic.
2. The scroll wheel is a joy to use.
3. Obviously, there's no wire. dislikes: br>br>dislikes: br>br>dislikes: br>br>d
1. The dimensions are excessively large. My hands are a medium size, but they are a little smaller. Other mediums are not a problem for me. The Superlight is similar in size to the Pulsefire Haste, but it has a little more bulk in the back.
2. The shape is far too conservative. I found it to be adequate for all grip styles, but not exceptional for any. This, along with the first, were the two points that I couldn't live with. However, I didn't pass judgment too harshly on those because they are both personal preferences.
3. Clicks are perfectly acceptable. I've had better clicks on mice that cost a fraction of the price; in fact, I'd say the click quality on the G203 is slightly better than the Superlight, and I got that mouse on sale for a tenth of what I paid for the Superlight. The travel could be better, and the switches shouldn't have been Chinese Omrons in the first place. Another example is this: The Viper Mini, which I prefer to this mouse, is regularly discounted to $30. It has better switches and, in my opinion, a slightly better click feel. The Pulsefire Haste, which has stock TTC Gold switches and is a third of the price of the Superlight, has to be one of my favorite clicks.
4. The body's side buttons do not protrude far enough outward. Normally, such a minor detail would not bother me, but this is the most expensive mouse I've ever owned. To be honest, this has little to no functional effect. The click feels good, but I have to be picky with this mouse because of the price.
5. In terms of cost, it's about $50 more than I'd consider a good deal, assuming you like the size and shape. br>br>It's a decent mouse, but it's overpriced and undervalued. Mine has been returned to me. br>br>Creative+ paraphrase: I've removed my positive comment about the stock feet from this review after learning about other people's experiences. They're said to be so thin that bare plastic scrape mousepads are a common occurrence. I didn't have this problem because I have a very light grip. It is, however, a common complaint. So, despite the fact that the material appears to be fine, the stock feet should most likely be replaced due to their thinness.

Princess Barker

| Apr 01, 2021