Been using this mouse for 3 weeks now, it's easily incorporated into my daily workflow now, and the DPI-on-the-fly switcher button is a life-changer, allowing for unparalleled accuracy when I'm editing intricate details in a Photoshop rendering at lower tracking speeds. Wish it had right edge side buttons as well as the left, and longer left and right click switches to make drag clicking easier and less of a hassle trying to keep my finger on the left click and not slip off from sweaty fingertips. The RGB lighting has customisable brightness for cycling and breathing profiles (finally no blinding LEDs) though I wish it was an option for fixed RGB too.However, the software incompatibility with the Apple M1 architecture CPU is a massive Logitech G fan-deterring con ... MoreBeen using this mouse for 3 weeks now, it's easily incorporated into my daily workflow now, and the DPI-on-the-fly switcher button is a life-changer, allowing for unparalleled accuracy when I'm editing intricate details in a Photoshop rendering at lower tracking speeds. Wish it had right edge side buttons as well as the left, and longer left and right click switches to make drag clicking easier and less of a hassle trying to keep my finger on the left click and not slip off from sweaty fingertips. The RGB lighting has customisable brightness for cycling and breathing profiles (finally no blinding LEDs) though I wish it was an option for fixed RGB too.However, the software incompatibility with the Apple M1 architecture CPU is a massive Logitech G fan-deterring con (at least for me) and without me being able to customise my mouse in any way (no default onboard memory profiles for side button commands or RGB lighting, just the DPI ones) it means that 90% of the deal is gone for me. The only thing that has minimised this problem from a POTUS 111 to a small annoyance is the fact that I own an Intel-based MacBook Pro from last year (2020), which using a Windows standard chipset can run install successfully and run the Logitech G-HUB software. So for the Apple Silicon folks, be warned, the software is incompatible with the M series chipset right now at time of writing (late 2021).Albeit a successful installation on my MacBook Pro, it was no without the need for a programmed fix; this is because I guess Logitech directs most of their products towards esports gamers in their Logitech G line of merchandise, whom are assumed to be all using Windows (probably facts to be honest, macOS has a lot of drawbacks compared to its Microsoft competitor in terms of gaming performance). The fix is as follows:NOTE - Successful installation is possible on both the Apple M1 Macs and Intel, but the proper G-HUB app will only run on the Intel Macs, whereas only the G-HUB installer app can run on both. Also, DO NOT drag the Installer app to "Applications" otherwise this will not work!1. Press on the icon for Finder in the bottom left of your screen.2. Once the tab with your files pops up, click on the search bar in the top right of it and type in "Logitech G-HUB Installer" (the name of G-HUB's installation program).3. Right-click the result's app icon, and from the selection menu choose "Show Package Contents".4. In Package Contents, select "Contents" and click on the folder.5. Navigate to "macOS", and in there you will find a Terminal .exec file labelled "lghub_installer".6. Double click on it, which will open the G-HUB Installer app and a Terminal tab.7. In the Terminal tab select and copy this section of console code: "/Users/[your name]/Downloads/lghub_installer.app/Contents/macOS/lghub_installer. ; exit;"8. Open another Terminal tab by pressing Command + N.9. Close that Terminal tab and confirm the termination of the programs being run in it, basically the Installer app.10. In the new tab, type in "sudo", then hit space, and paste the code that was copied from the previous Terminal tab.11. The console (your computer running Terminal) will prompt you for your computer login password, fill it in (no its not a scam, and don't worry if the usual * don't pop up on the screen; your psd is still being inputted nonetheless) and you're away!12. After completing the previous steps aforementioned Logitech G-HUB Installer will run as soon as your passcode is filled in. Follow the steps in the Installer, download it and launch G-HUB. It will run perfectly without any bugs (If you follow my previous instructions; install it on an Intel Mac, not an M1 or else the file type is incompatible)Also, if you've wondered how I can so confidently confirm it doesn't work on my M1 Mac, I've both downloaded it natively on my M1 Mac and also tried putting G-HUB on an external SSD, plugging that into my M1 desktop and running it from there; what followed was the "infinity loop" error of G-HUB - the loading symbol just looped its animation over and over again, and the app refused to boot properly. Logitech Gaming Software also doesn't work; the older software was made for macOS Catalina.Here's my final verdict on this mouse. After all, there is definitely still more to like about this mouse, than remaining pessimistic about buggy software.Pros:- Long cable (2.0m) so easy to reach the ports on my M1 desktop which are situated on its back panel (further than most PCs)- PVC-free esports-grade cable minimally impacts real-time gaming performance with cord drag thanks to its smooth and un-braided design (on purpose to reduce friction) whilst maintaining superior durability- Side buttons are a big convenience when reprogrammed to do extra commands, speeding up workflow and simplifying tasks- DPI switching button behind the scroll wheel is a nice touch, helped to make editing intricate details in Photoshop artwork easier to do so accurately- RGB lighting is great, cycling speed can be adjusted and brightness dimmed to make it less astoundingly bright- Mechanical spring tensioning in the left and right click make reaction speed faster in games as it makes them spring back up more swiftly- Scroll wheel has good grips for grasping with fingerpad for triggering scroll click- Using an adapter for the USB-A cable to match a USB-C interface doesn't affect performance- Soft and shallow switches make for easy drag clicking and fast actuation when split-second precision is required- 85g = lightweight constructionCons:- Logitech G-HUB incompatible with M1 CPUs from Apple, issue being unreported on Logitech's main website- Could come with a few more side buttons for more functionality in MMO gaming (only 3 extra buttons is a bit dismal to reprogram since lots of commands are prominent in the genre)- No dedicated sniper as a DPI Shift button to toggle between low and higher DPI levels faster in split-second scenarios in FPS's- Switches are a bit short in terms of length therefore not enabling the ability to long drag click and only in short bursts, as well as being shallow which makes them a bit too easy to actuate- Scroll click is hard to actuate quickly, requires a purposely applied force (not accidental grazes) to push down- Scroll wheel doesn't have different spin modes like the G502 and G903- No grip tape or aperture door for removing and replacing PTFE feet, sorry xQc and Loserfruit!(This is me nitpicking from an esports gamer's viewpoint lol - in terms of build quality there are no problems [none of that bad glue on grips problem here unlike Steelseries mice], and it's a good all-round capable mouse that has a minimalist design and is one of the lightest gaming mice out there - that is, if you don't count the honeycomb-holed mice like the Glorious Model O-. )

Almost perfect, no serious complaints, just minor

I love this mouse a lot so far. I haven't had it for very long but first impressions are great.I bought a new mouse because my Razer Viper Mini was very fatiguing to play with because of my larger hands. This does not have that issue. I can claw grip this mouse very normally and easily.Mouse wheel is definitely the most premium mouse wheel I've used. It's super smooth yet still tactile.The skates on this mouse are super smooth as well. Take a bit of breaking in out of box, but once broken in they feel great.Clicks feel pretty normal, I haven't noticed anything good, nor bad about them. They feel like average mouse switches.Overall for 100$ I can recommend it.

Best mouse i have ever used. Logitech nailed it

This is the best mouse on the market. Logitech really nailed this product with its all-round performance.Its been almost 1 year and this mouse still gives 20-25 hours of solid battery life. I have to only charge this mouse every 3-7 days with heavy use. I have had gone 10 days without recharging the mouse with almost 3-6 hours of everyday use.Very light and good for tracking and flicking for fps gamers. It does have 0 to none latency from other high end wired mouse.Great for other games like Apex, Warzone and there is no latency. This is the best mouse i have ever used in my entire life for its lightweight, compatibility, battery life and performance.Its ergonomics and design has made it that even after hours of use i feel no pain in my hands or fingers like ... MoreThis is the best mouse on the market. Logitech really nailed this product with its all-round performance.Its been almost 1 year and this mouse still gives 20-25 hours of solid battery life. I have to only charge this mouse every 3-7 days with heavy use. I have had gone 10 days without recharging the mouse with almost 3-6 hours of everyday use.Very light and good for tracking and flicking for fps gamers. It does have 0 to none latency from other high end wired mouse.Great for other games like Apex, Warzone and there is no latency. This is the best mouse i have ever used in my entire life for its lightweight, compatibility, battery life and performance.Its ergonomics and design has made it that even after hours of use i feel no pain in my hands or fingers like other mouse. Its lightweight and buttons really make a difference.The only feedback i have to give is the older/first batch of these mouse had an issue where there was some spacing issue with your buttons will start double clicking. They fixed it with the newer batches so do make sure you do not end up with one of those older version of this product because i had to exchange it due to that issue. Please use Google to make sure you are buying the newer model of this mouse.

Exceptional gaming mouse

The Logitech - G Pro Wireless optical gaming mouse is an exceptional gaming mouse. Build quality is very solid, the mouse is still relatively light weighing around 80g, the mouse features an ambidextrous design, alongside the extra feature of RGB lighting; although limited since your hand will cover it when active, six physical buttons; four of which are interchangeable, the battery recharges fast and is long-lasting (60hrs with RGB turned off and 40hrs with it active). Not that it needs to be mentioned, but the mouse doesn't require a physical battery to function; it features an internal built-in battery.Now, yes, this mouse is technically outdated with the launch of her successor, the Logitech - G Pro Superlight; nevertheless, this mouse still has advantages in ... MoreThe Logitech - G Pro Wireless optical gaming mouse is an exceptional gaming mouse. Build quality is very solid, the mouse is still relatively light weighing around 80g, the mouse features an ambidextrous design, alongside the extra feature of RGB lighting; although limited since your hand will cover it when active, six physical buttons; four of which are interchangeable, the battery recharges fast and is long-lasting (60hrs with RGB turned off and 40hrs with it active). Not that it needs to be mentioned, but the mouse doesn't require a physical battery to function; it features an internal built-in battery.Now, yes, this mouse is technically outdated with the launch of her successor, the Logitech - G Pro Superlight; nevertheless, this mouse still has advantages in comparison to its successor, such as having a dedicated DPI switch and RGB lighting functionality. The Logitech G Hub software needed to further configure the mouse, if you so choose to do so, is somewhat clanky to utilize, but it gets the job done. Overall, I would say that paying full MSRP for this product may not be worth it, considering she is somewhat outdated; however, if on sale it is a very compelling option.

G Pro Gaming Mouse

My previous computer mouse was broken because the cat had bitten the cord at one point. Then I had to buy a wireless one, not only to avoid sabotage from possible cats, but also to avoid having a cord that gets caught in things.For €90 on sale, it was a good price. I like that the DPI button is on the bottom, so you don't accidentally switch to another profile anymore. Also, that LED lights on the top show how much power it has. It also turns off when idle, which is a plus. Regarding the cord for charging, you can use the mouse while it is connected, which is the fear many have when thinking about wireless versus cord. Being able to continue playing even if the battery is at 0%.It is possible to have the signal transmitter itself as close to the mouse as ... MoreMy previous computer mouse was broken because the cat had bitten the cord at one point. Then I had to buy a wireless one, not only to avoid sabotage from possible cats, but also to avoid having a cord that gets caught in things.For €90 on sale, it was a good price. I like that the DPI button is on the bottom, so you don't accidentally switch to another profile anymore. Also, that LED lights on the top show how much power it has. It also turns off when idle, which is a plus. Regarding the cord for charging, you can use the mouse while it is connected, which is the fear many have when thinking about wireless versus cord. Being able to continue playing even if the battery is at 0%.It is possible to have the signal transmitter itself as close to the mouse as possible with an adapter. I don't notice any latency when moving the mouse.

Haptic Feedback is on point

As a hardcore gamer, I got my hands on this bad boy, and boy, was I blown away!First off, the wireless tech is off the charts. With its LIGHTSPEED connectivity, this mouse gives you a lag-free experience that's as smooth as butter. No more tangled wires to mess with, just pure gaming freedom.Now, let's talk design. This thing is sleek and comfy. It fits my hand like it was made for me, and trust me, I've had some marathon gaming sessions with it. The lightweight build makes it easy to glide across my mousepad effortlessly, and the customizable buttons and DPI settings let me fine-tune it to my liking.But here's where things get really exciting: the HERO 25K sensor. This beast is crazy accurate and super responsive. I'm talking pinpoint precision, even with the ... MoreAs a hardcore gamer, I got my hands on this bad boy, and boy, was I blown away!First off, the wireless tech is off the charts. With its LIGHTSPEED connectivity, this mouse gives you a lag-free experience that's as smooth as butter. No more tangled wires to mess with, just pure gaming freedom.Now, let's talk design. This thing is sleek and comfy. It fits my hand like it was made for me, and trust me, I've had some marathon gaming sessions with it. The lightweight build makes it easy to glide across my mousepad effortlessly, and the customizable buttons and DPI settings let me fine-tune it to my liking.But here's where things get really exciting: the HERO 25K sensor. This beast is crazy accurate and super responsive. I'm talking pinpoint precision, even with the tiniest of movements. It's like having a cheat code for aiming.Battery life? No worries there. This mouse can go for up to 60 hours on a single charge. That's more gaming than I can handle in one sitting, but it's good to know I won't run out of juice mid-battle.So, to wrap it up, the Logitech G PRO Wireless Gaming Mouse is the real deal. It's wireless bliss, comfort for your hand, and insane accuracy all rolled into one. If you're serious about gaming like me, this mouse will take your skills to a whole new level. Trust me, you won't regret it.

Lightest Mouse I've Owned

I bought this to go with my new Asus Zephyrus laptop I had recently purchased from BB. I have the Logitech-G 915 keyboard, 903 mouse, 935 wireless headphones, and the Powerplay wireless charging system for my desktop. I looked at a few different lightweight options from other brands and was not impressed. I trust Logitech and have not been disappointed so far. This mouse is perfect for traveling. It's definitely lightweight. I probably wouldn't buy this for my desktop, but I absolutely love it for my laptop. Overall, it does exactly what I expect and is probably the lightest mouse I've ever owned. Prior to trying Logitech-G products I was a strictly Razer user. I still love my wireless Razer Naga, but Logitech has won me over. Very easy to set up and I've had zero ... MoreI bought this to go with my new Asus Zephyrus laptop I had recently purchased from BB. I have the Logitech-G 915 keyboard, 903 mouse, 935 wireless headphones, and the Powerplay wireless charging system for my desktop. I looked at a few different lightweight options from other brands and was not impressed. I trust Logitech and have not been disappointed so far. This mouse is perfect for traveling. It's definitely lightweight. I probably wouldn't buy this for my desktop, but I absolutely love it for my laptop. Overall, it does exactly what I expect and is probably the lightest mouse I've ever owned. Prior to trying Logitech-G products I was a strictly Razer user. I still love my wireless Razer Naga, but Logitech has won me over. Very easy to set up and I've had zero issues with any of the Logitech products I've purchased over the past three years. If you want a quality, lightweight, wireless mouse, this is a great choice.

My Review for the GPRO wireless

I recently purchased the GPRO PRO Wireless Gaming Mouse and I have to say that I am really impressed with it. The mouse is lightweight and fits perfectly in my hand, even after several hours of use. The sensor is very responsive and accurate, which is great for gaming.One of the best things about this mouse is the battery life. I can use it for hours without worrying about it dying on me. The charging cable that comes with the mouse is also very good quality and makes charging it very easy.Overall, I am very happy with my purchase of the GPRO PRO Wireless Gaming Mouse. It's a bit expensive, but the quality and performance are definitely worth the investment.

Simple to use Esports fitting mouse

This mouse was my second wireless mouse and I was not disappointed one bit. Lightweight, small but strangely ergonomic for my medium sized hand. Previously I had the Razer Viper Ultimate Wireless, but switched to the G Pro Wireless because it has a higher arc and it feels much more comfortable.But battery life is not a complaint what so ever for me. If you turn off the RGB it will last weeks, depending on how much you play. Software is easy to use as well. It was a bit wonky at first as I would try to change the dpi (50dpi increments by the way) and the entire app would freeze and would have to shut it down through task manager and reopen it. The mouse comes with an extender as well that you can attach to the charging cable which is nice.For an ambidextrous ... MoreThis mouse was my second wireless mouse and I was not disappointed one bit. Lightweight, small but strangely ergonomic for my medium sized hand. Previously I had the Razer Viper Ultimate Wireless, but switched to the G Pro Wireless because it has a higher arc and it feels much more comfortable.But battery life is not a complaint what so ever for me. If you turn off the RGB it will last weeks, depending on how much you play. Software is easy to use as well. It was a bit wonky at first as I would try to change the dpi (50dpi increments by the way) and the entire app would freeze and would have to shut it down through task manager and reopen it. The mouse comes with an extender as well that you can attach to the charging cable which is nice.For an ambidextrous mouse, this mouse is pretty comfortable for my hand. Great mouse, but I ended up discovering the Glorious Model D mouse that weighs 69 grams (compared to the G pro which is 80) and have been blown away. Take note that the Glorious Model D is ergonomic and not ambidextrous like the G Pro. The G pro superlight has now came out now, but that mouse is 150 compared to the G Pro which is now 100. So, if you're looking for an ambidextrous, lightweight mouse without breaking the bank, give the G Pro a try. And if you're looking for an ergonomic wireless gaming mouse with great battery life, check out the Glorious Model D wireless.There is the ROCCAT Kone Pro air which is small and ergonomic weighing at 75 grams, but for my medium sized hands, I get fatigued hands after an extended period of time. But the Kone Pro Air does not come with a wireless extender, which is disappointing because the Kone Pro Air is the most expensive out of the three that i have talked about.

The Perfect Mouse

I upgraded from a G305 to this G Pro and can't be happier. The G305 has become a great office mouse for me but this G Pro is just the whole package: light, consistent, reliable, ease of use.Just a few minutes tinkering inside G Hub and this mouse works. Depending on your level of precision it will take a few days to dial in as any mouse would. Once you are there this thing becomes a work horse. I have put around 5,000 hours of game time, and another 2,000 or so in personal use, on this mouse in sweaty FPS shooters like Tarkov and Squad. If it was going to show any issues I feel like I would have found them. I have not.The mouse feels and looks great still two years later. I have a little wear in the finish if you look close with the lights on but I cannot feel ... MoreI upgraded from a G305 to this G Pro and can't be happier. The G305 has become a great office mouse for me but this G Pro is just the whole package: light, consistent, reliable, ease of use.Just a few minutes tinkering inside G Hub and this mouse works. Depending on your level of precision it will take a few days to dial in as any mouse would. Once you are there this thing becomes a work horse. I have put around 5,000 hours of game time, and another 2,000 or so in personal use, on this mouse in sweaty FPS shooters like Tarkov and Squad. If it was going to show any issues I feel like I would have found them. I have not.The mouse feels and looks great still two years later. I have a little wear in the finish if you look close with the lights on but I cannot feel this difference nor ever notice it casually. My battery life is outstanding but the cable is so easy to use I just plug it in for an hour or so every few days. USB C would have been nice but the guide works well.There are loads of adjustment options to get it dialed in for you. The app is great, I generally enjoy working in G Hub. I actually chose this over the G Pro X because it was ambidextrous - I wanted something with a couple extra buttons but they needed to be slick. I cannot be more pleased with how well this mouse worked when using all four buttons.I paid $130 for this a couple years ago and think it was money well spent. This mouse has worked for me without hiccup. If it failed tomorrow I would feel I receive my moneys worth.This mouse made me a fan of Logitech in the same way my Arctis 7s made me a fan of Steelseries. It's just that good.