I though this mouse was going to be a game changer to me but I was disappointed to find out that it wasn’t as advertised that functional it’s barely lighter than my model o wireless and costs nearly 3x as much. Don’t buy unless absolutely needed. the build quality is also not great, already seeing some permanent scratches and marks.

The superlight is an interesting product, with some very good features, but also a couple of drawbacks. Every mice in this class has a few drawbacks so no matter what you're going to have to make a decision on what you prioritise. First of all the battery life is very good, and is better than the RVU. The sidebuttons while better positioned than the RVU are a bit mushier, and right sided buttons were removed for weight reduction, so stay away if left handed. The weight is best in class (so far), though don't think that dropping from a 70 g mouse to a 60 g mouse will improve your gameplay. The mousefeet has good coverage, but a little thin, just make sure you use the included PTFE puck. On my artisan hien it can feel a little rough at times on the stock feet depending on how much pressure I am putting on the mouse. The shape is a safe shape, but maybe due to the shape of my hands (19.5x11 cm), I seem to be a bit more comfortable with the RVU over the superlight using a mix of fing

One of the best mouse you can get currently, if you can afford it. The weight is crazy light while still being sturdy.

Ridiculously light with a super-smooth PTFE glide; Sophisticated and comfortable design ; Superb 25K sensor delivers incredible precision;

It’s pricey, but you get what you pay for; The charging solution could be more intuitive;

The Pro X Superlight looks about as straightforward as a pro-grade wireless gaming mouse can get, with an extremely minimalist right-handed design. In fact, it sports just five buttons: two main clicks, two left-side buttons, and a mouse wheel. Yet, its Hero sensor is anything but simple, treating gamers to a maximum resolution of 25,600 DPI and impressively fast tracking.

The Logitech G Pro X Superlight is a superb wireless gaming mouse that’s lightweight, precise and very stylish.

It’s very lightweight and effortless to move; The Hero sensor is a dream performer in games and tracks extremely well; You’d be hard pressed to find a wireless gaming mouse that looks more elegant;

There are only five buttons which limits the number of commands you can deploy; It lacks Bluetooth connectivity; It’s quite compact and won’t suit gamers with large hands;

Very light and comfortable

I highly recommend this mouse to anyone if you don't care about RGB lighting the battery life is amazing I've only done one charge and it's currently at 65% as of today the 9th of March 2021 I've had this for nearly 2 weeks and game roughly 4-6hrs a day. So I'm very impressed with the battery life. Its light weight and feels good in the hand the reason I got this was cause I kept hitting the DPI button on my G502 Lightspeed which can be an issue in game. The grip pads you get with the mouse are a must have to put on and feels nice with your fingers sliding off alil tricky applying but worth the time putting on overall A1plus to any gamer who...view more

Bought this mouse recently and I'm loving it. The mouse is a bit pricey but its an amazing value for what it is. The battery life of the mouse damn well surprised me, used for about a week from 1 full charge and its still lasting.

I've always found it hard to get a nice feeling mouse for my large hands. This exceeded my expectations. It's larger than the pictures show it. The weight is crazy, i didn't realise how much better it felt with less weight. I came from a relativly heavy mouse in comparison and I wouldn't go back. The battery is amazing as well. I think i'm getting between 3-4 weeks with 4-6 hours use a day on the thing.

Was gonna buy the original Gpro when it was on sale but I decided to hold off on it for the Superlight. Don't regret it at all!! It is suuuuuperlight indeed.