PRO X Superlight 2 Wireless Gaming Mouse, 60g Pro-Grade with 5 Programmable Buttons, 44k DPI Sensor, 8kHz Report Rate, USB-C Charging for PC/Mac - White

I mostly play Overwatch as my main game, but I do a fair amount of aim trainers too (mostly aim labs), and this mouse is hands down my favorite mouse. I bought a second one for work actually (I am a programmer), so I use my mouse for work too (though I try to use the keyboard when I can). The mouse feels amazing. It is extremely light, the shape of the mouse is pleasant for the average mouse grip (mine is a hybrid palm and finger-tip grip, leaning more towards the palm and a light finger-tip touch), it keeps its charge a very long time, I never have problems keeping it charged up as a one-hour charge will last you a long time (like more than 1 week depending on your use of course, but I use more than the average gamer and I only charge about once every 1.5 to 2 weeks), the mouse also has a great sensor (up to 32k), the software for this version of the Superlight (2) offers advanced customization options like setting the lift off point (which can be high, medium, or low), the DPI can be easily set (I use 800 at 5 DPI as a DPS main (mostly Ashe and Tracer)), though you can set multiple profiles with 5 different settings each, and you can even set the x-axis and y-axis individually too. Also, the scroll wheel works perfectly. I had several Superlight Pros (the first version) where the scroll-wheel would break and I could never get it to work again, and it seemed like a software change would break it, not anything physical like slamming or dropping it, but with the Superlight version 2, I have not once had that issue and I've changed all the same software settings and I've got mad a few times and slammed it pretty hard and it hasn't broken, so I'm deeply impressed with this mouse, thus it gets the 5 stars, and I don't give those out unless I think it was earned, I give good products 4 stars, lol.

Very good mouse, no problems with it and the battery lasts long. I like the HERO 2 sensor. Had it since May 2025, now it is January 13, 2026. I do claw grip and this mouse works well with that grip-type. I use it with the black BT.L grips because I find that the paint coating is pretty slippery.

Battery lasts forever, sensor is stupid accurate, and it is light as a feather. The buttons and scroll wheel are all super responsive and the Logitech software is super user-friendly. Works like a charm with every device I’ve plugged it into. It has survived my Fortnite and COD grinds and is still running strong through Ready or Not and Helldivers. Buy it.

This mouse is by far the best I've ever used. The battery lasts for absolute ages, it's super light, has lasted through a LOT of use, and is well made. The only issue I've had is very, very rarely I had my cursor go haywire in FPS games, as if there were a bit of dust or lint on the laser, but as far as I can tell the mouse is clean. Certainly has not affected me enough to lower the rating however. Highly recommend this mouse.

Really good wireless gaming mouse. White was cheaper.. but worth it to get black. Cannot remove the stain

I have personally tried tons of different gaming mice from razer to budget ones like reddragon and out of every mouse ive played with over the years the g pro superlight is the best its just in every way I have decently big hands and it was still super snug and worked amazing there is no other mouse I would recommend

my friend bought this mouse however long ago, i had previously had a pretty heavy mouse and as soon as i picked up my friends mouse it felt so much smoother than anything i’ve used before, that instant i got on amazon and ordered this mouse, this size is perfect (right in my palm), the buttons work responsively, you can customize the DPI through their app which is very user friendly, and this mouse is crazy durable and super light.

Love the shape but honestly it performed worse than any other mouse Ive ever owned from logitech. Ive had it for a year now and I have bounced back to it multiple times but its just "off" feeling. A few months ago I decided to measure the distance it would travel on screen in proportion to the physical distance. I found that it was inconsistent almost 100% of the time. This was no matter the DPI or the polling rate. Changing mousepads and changing the "gaming surface" mode did nothing. This thing was a complete waste of money. I should have returned it, but I had attempted to change the skates on it to see if that would fix the problem. It only made it worse. I think the issue lies in how close the mouse has to be to the surface in order to read it. You can change that in the settings but it still doesnt seem to work. Putting that on high, gives the mouse a floaty feeling I dont like.