Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse with Esports Grade Performance

I’ve been using the Logitech G Pro Wireless for a while now, and I’m really impressed. It’s super light and feels so responsive. Whether I’m gaming or just working, it moves exactly how I want it to. The wireless performance is flawless—no lag at all. And the battery life is solid; I can go days without needing to recharge. One of my favorite features is you can change the scripts to make gaming even more customizable. The design is simple but feels great in hand. The clicks are sharp with no weird wobble, and I love that it’s ambidextrous, so it works well for both left and right-handed people. If you’re looking for a high-quality mouse that works for gaming, this one’s definitely worth it.

I’ve been using the Logitech G Pro Wireless for gaming, and it’s easily one of the best mice I’ve tried. The sensor is super accurate, and the wireless connection feels just as fast as wired with no lag. It’s lightweight and comfortable, so I can play for hours without hand fatigue. The battery life is excellent, and I don’t need to think about charging often. It feels solid, clicks are responsive, and the design is clean without being flashy. For competitive or casual gaming, this mouse is worth it. 5 stars.

UPDATE 3/21/19 ---- I have just now started my first recharge of this mouse after several days of heavy use with LEDs on. My first charge lasted 16 DAYS!!! Impressive! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- So I have had a Logitech G400 mouse for YEARS. I wanted something new. We all get that itch sometimes lol. I've never been one of these PC gamers that has a collection of mice. I only had one. This Pro Wireless mouse seemed to be what everyone was talking about. Everyone claimed it had excellent battery life, no input lag compared to a wired mouse, very lightweight etc etc. I was skeptical about the responsiveness... let me tell you it's as accurate and responsive as a wired mouse indeed. As far as the battery life goes... I am sitting at 93% after days of usage WITH the LEDs on. The main thing that I had to get used to was it's light weight compared to my G400. It took a couple of days but afterwards... I can't go back. In game... it seems so easy to aim at enemies very fast. I game at 800 DPI. It's also very easy to click the left mouse button rapidly and every click registers. I was playing Battlefield V and the semi auto rifles respond so fast to my clicks it's almost like an automatic lol. The mouse wheel does NOT have a button to unlock the steps in forward and backward motion so if that's something you use often just know it's not on this mouse. The wheel itself is great though. All the buttons are nice and crisp. There's side buttons on both sides so it's good if you're a lefty. Also comes with button covers for whatever side you don't use. Now to address some of the controversy. I'm not sure if there was a bad batch towards the end of last year or something but the one I have has no issues with the L and R mouse buttons rubbing together or anything like that. I have played SEVERAL hours of first person shooters with this mouse and I have not felt it rub or become rough once. Also this "double clicking issue"... I don't have. Make sure you download the Logitech G Hub software for proper firmware and features. Other than that... I highly recommend this mouse. I was skeptical at first but after pretty much a week... I'm very satisfied with my purchase and I love it.

I have had those little mice that are like $20 that you can find at any store before from Logitech and they have been OK and have served their purpose but when I came to gaming mice I always used wired mice specifically those from corsair. Getting this mouse has made my experience using my PC in both gaming and non-gaming applications significantly better. This mouse is extremely lightweight, holds a charge all day, and has durable sensors from my experience. It might be just a Windows 10 thing but I have noticed that if I turn off my computer and turn off my mouse at the end of the night windows will sometimes awake from sleep. My strategy to mitigate this has been to plug in the mouse, then tell my PC to go into sleep mode, and then while it is going into sleep mode I flip the mouse over and turn it off. Doing this has led to my computer not a waking from sleep in the middle of the night as it has done previously with other mice and my mouse is still able to charge. I charge this mouse every night when I go to sleep and I use the mouse pretty much from 8 AM to 10 PM most days of the week with maybe an hour in that timeframe where I am idle. It has never died on me during use. One drawback that I would say this mouse does have however are the stock feet which are not bad but I would recommend upgrading as you can get a decent pair of aftermarket feet for $20 or so with a noticeable difference in smoothness. Another one and probably the most problematic for all users who care about looks is the finish of the mouse. The mouse has a somewhat map finish which looks great until you touch it. The area where my thumb and pointer finger rest are permanently shiny. I realize that this mouse is made out of ABS plastic which is prone to shining overtime but these areas of my mouse shined faster than the ABS key caps that I use. It’s not that I ate some greasy food or anything just the oils in my hands have caused this thing to shine, despite trying to clean it after I observed the initial shining taking place. Personally, I don’t care that much about it as my hand is normally on top of it anyways but some people may be concerned with that. Those are really the only two complaints I have about this mouse and the pros vastly outweigh the cons. I purchased this mouse for around US$100 so if you can get it for that or less I would say it is worth the money.

I've asked for about 20 years for Logitech to make a left handed gaming mouse, yet they refuse. I refuse to use other left handed mice because they're garbage, like what Razer has become. The G Pro is so awesome I bought 3 in case one dies. What's stupid is it doesn't have the weights anymore, yet it has room for the weight to be added. A 10g can be found on Amazon for cheap. The buttons on the side are easy to swap, and the mouse works well. Sad there's no auto scroll but maybe they'll eventually bring back one of the best features to ever put on a mouse.

Excelente, mi hijo está muy contento!

Let me preface my review by saying I have gone through many mice before arriving at this one, and that I am an FPS player, so that will affect my preferences in a mouse. With that said, I don't think there is a mouse on the market better all-around than this one. There are some things some mice may boast over this, such as more side buttons, but everything other mice may have is for other uses. This is for the FPS gamer, and there is nothing more to want. The features are simple, but everything you need. The side mouse buttons are interchangeable so you can have them on the left or right, or both. This compliments the ambidextrous design well, and the option of having both could be useful for FPS games with many abilities (though I have not tried this yet). The weight is nothing short of amazing for a wireless gaming mouse. On the topic of wireless, I have had issues with previous wireless gaming mice (specifically the Razer Mamba), but none at all with this. I had no problems with my Logitech G305 either; Logitech's wireless is some of the best on the peripheral market. The battery life is even more impressive than the weight, able to last me around a week straight of constant use all day with a single charge. This is largely thanks to Logitech's Hero sensor, which is likely the best on the market right now, basically being a more efficient 3360. The appearance may be a bit on the plain side compared to it's latest rival: the Razer Viper, but it has a safe and comfortable shape, with buttons separate from the rest of the shell for better response and longevity. Admittedly the dpi button being on the underside of the mouse does make it impossible to make on-the-fly dpi adjustments, though that is very niche, and the button being out of the way may be a bonus to some. To sum up: the connection has, just like all Logitech mice, had no issues whatsoever. The weight is amazingly low even for a wired mouse. The buttons are perfect for FPS or casual use. The shape is plain, but safe and comfortable, and the battery life is superb with it's industry-leading Hero sensor. The market will catch up eventually, but I think this will be simply the optimal mouse (outside of moba games) for the foreseeable future.

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I bought the G-Pro in August and the left-click on the mouse suddenly malfunctioned and it can't work anymore. I have contacted Expansys numerous times through Amazon and their site, but they refuse to return my emails and messages. If this is how to get to them I'll do it.

The performance is extremely good. Battery life is lasting me about 2-3 weeks even when i a gaming heavily