PRO Wireless Gaming Mouse, German Packaging Version, PC/Mac - Black

Best gaming mouse I’ve ever had. It’s super lightweight, has a nice slick design, comfortable palm grip, soft click buttons and comes with plenty of customisation options. Fast charging and the battery life is great, I’ve had it for about 5 years and it still holds a charge really well. It still looks as new. You can’t go wrong with this mouse.

I originally was not a big fan of logitech as going back 15 years my experience with them and their first generation of desktop webcam were attrocious. Put the past to the side and I decided to get this mouse because of my favourite siege player - Beulo. I must say I am very impressed at the features of the mouse... the first one that threw me off is the fact that is it ambidextrous mouse, so it will fit left and right handed users. The side buttons even come with caps to replace the side that isnt used. For me personally I replaced all the side buttons as my previous mouse is the Razer abysus which has no side buttons... and i prefer it as i dont want to accidenally hit one of the buttons and end up a page back on my browser. The mouse also has its own on-board memory meaning you can use the 'Logitech G Hub' app to download your own customised settings such as DPI and light colours/pattern. Then you can uninstall the app or just dont have it running in the background if you find it intrusive (which suprisingly compared to razer synapse it is far from being intrusive). This is the reason why i switched to logitech, I found that from my experience razer synapse is just a badly made software. You can also check the battery on the app and decide if you should charge or not. Build quality, it certainly has the typical matt texture which is great. The mouse is very light and I did not expect it to be really light. The bottom also has an area for you to store the usb reciever inside for travelling. The click is very audible and feels very good. The really cool thing is the charging cable can also attach the the usb reciever and act as an extended reciever. Then later to be detached and used for charging! All in all very good mouse, defintely must get for the new wireless mouse meta.. you wont feel any wires tugging on your mouse when gaming.

This isn't the cheapest mouse in the market but it is certainly worth the money and here's why. If you want a full detailed review check out my bio for my YouTube Channel where I’ve done an in-depth review DESIGN - It’s been created by LogitechG division who have collaborated with eSports Pro’s and Youtubers to create what they say is the perfect eSports mouse. The design is sleeked with a nice curve, symmetrical sides allowing both left and right handed players to benefit from the shape. The overall design is subtle with the only RGB being on the rear lighting up the G Logo. PERFORMANCE - Well what I can say the new Hero 16k sensor is sublime and both tracking and power efficiently. I’ve had the G903, Hyperflux Mamba, G305 & Corsair Dark Core and in my opinion, the G Pro Wireless is certainly at the top of the class giving me no reason to complain or feel the wifi isn’t performing as well as a wired mouse. WEIGHT – Wow what can I said this thing feels super light and this isn’t a surprise given it comes in at 80grams. If you want a light wireless mouse then this is the one to get. If you remove the button and USB dongle you can get it down to 77grams. QUALITY - The mouse is built for plastic and has no rubber on the sides as you might expect. This for me makes it slightly slipper than most mice, especially with the tapered edges. The coating used is smooth but in my opinion is too slippery, so you need to grip it harder than mouse mice. BATTERY – This has been amazing with well over two weeks if not a month of use before needing to charge it. It can also be used in combination with the power play charging mousepad if you don’t even want to have to plug it in to charge it. Usual USB charge time is about 1to2hs for a full charge. The battery can’t be changed as it is integrated. SIZE – The mouse is a medium-sized mouse with an even size all over e.g the width on the back, front and sides are very similar within 4mm. BUTTONS – These feel great with a nice short press and click on the left & right buttons. The side one can below blanked off and if used have a very short press allowing for a rapid press and zero spongy feel. CONNECTIVITY – No Bluetooth but you can use a USB Dongle which is slim with only about 1mm sticking out. There is also a USB cable for when it needs charging or if you want to use it wired. SOFTWARE – This uses the Logitech G software package and within this, you can fully customise the mouse from which button you want to do what to turning off the RGB logo. The software also provides a live status if the battery status which is nice. IN THE BOX - The box includes a custom 2m soft rubber USB cable for charging, USB block a manual and blank button. The USB dongle is located and stored under the button inside the mouse. CONCLUSION - If you are looking for an awesome wireless mouse that can hold it's own against the top wired mice then look no further as this G Pro Wireless is here. If you are concerned about how slippy this mouse is or are on a tighter budget then check out the Logitech G305 Gaming Mouse.

What can I say? It's one of the best mouses out there. First, I purchased the product before 3 months. And for these 3 months, I can tell I love it. But there was a major flaw with most of the Logitech mouses and that is the scroll wheel. I had over 100 Logitech mouses over my gaming carrier but almost everyone had that issue. The scroll wheel either stop register or middle mouse button stop working. I expected this mouse to hold reasonably good but I did not expect to break that fast. I'm using the middle mouse button a lot and the scroll wheel when I'm playing WoW, PUBG, Tarkov,CS:GO....etc. So I have a suggestion over Logitech. PLEASE MAKE THE NEXT PRO MOUSE WITH GOOD MIDDLE MOUSE BUTTON AND SCROLL WHEEL. Of course, I've had a replacement, but when I contacted Logitech I had to wait over a week time only to be told that I had to contact Amazon instead. And they were great, with awesome customer service provided me with a replacement just over 3 days my new mouse was with me. Overall the mouse I great but again the weak spot is the scroll wheel and middle mouse button.

TL;DR An extremely comfortable mouse with amazing battery life and clicks. I highly recommend this mouse for someone who wants a premium and long term mouse for gaming. My experience with mice is pretty decent, as a CSGO player with 1500 hours I've gone through a fair share of mice throughout a few years. The G Pro Wireless in without a doubt the best mice I've used thus far. Battery Life: Never been an issue, lasts for days as I keep the RGB off on the mouse and charging it takes a few minuets so there's no complaints. Responsiveness: I can't tell any difference between this mouse and any other wired one. No issues whatsoever. Comfort/Shape: The grip is use for mice is a fingertip grip and this is the most comfortable mouse I've used. The mice feet haven't caused any issues and it glides very nicely without feeling too fast. Plus it's a decently lightweight mouse so that's an added bonus. Clicks: The clicks on this mouse are pretty good. Nice and clicky and mouse 3 gives good feedback too. I keep my fingers on the buttons when I play and I haven't had any accidental clicks so they aren't too light. Software: The software is good, you can setup different settings for different games but I don't really bother with any of that. Easy enough to navigate and use so no complaints.

One of the best gaming mouse

Alright, so I deliberately left creating a review for a few weeks after I got my mouse just to get a feel for it and experiment with the different uses of this mouse. Coming from a PC gamer of 5+ years, I can say that this mouse is a great addition to your peripherals if you are looking to get into shooters, RPG games, or just anything that requires quick strafing and swiping with the mouse. The fact that it's wireless is insanely liberating given that I used to use a fixed wired mouse (Final Mouse 2015 edition) so its very practical when surfing the web and then switching up to competitive gaming. BUILD QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE: The buttons and scroll wheel are all exceptional quality in the build and are made of fine plastic with very slight indents on the Left Click and Right Click for a more pressure sensitive response (great for precision tap firing for FPS games) and also takes off that extra bit of build up pressure on the finger tips that I personally have experienced when using my other mouse; call me over the top but personally I feel that every little feature helps here. FIRST THOUGHTS: I've experimented with the side buttons which are very easy to install, swap and/or replace- simply slip your fingernail under the elongated part of the button and it pops off. You can clearly see where the buttons align indicated by the slot design and the pressure plates that the buttons slide into and click seamlessly! BUTTONS AND FUNCTIONALITY: For those who tend to map a lot of buttons to their mouse binds, installing the G pro HUB, which I'd say is quintessential (because why wouldn't you want to customise your mouse and map it to your liking?) you can control all your page management, windows functions and even bind macros to the buttons so you can have a fully spec'd out mouse with 4 side buttons if you so wish, this can also be used for binds in games (although a lot of games tend to only allow and follow the basic rules of having your primary functions such as LMB, RMB, MMB, Scrollwheel and two side buttons but if you play heavy MMOs or RPG games where there are lots of binds that you can independently map you can feel very comfortable with 4 side buttons for sure! ;)) PLAYTIME AND FEATURES: One of the most important features of this mouse is the lifespan of it as it is a wireless mouse and requires to be charged. Firstly, the average lifespan of this mouse when playing with is is estimated at around 72-76 hours worth of use with the RGB and LED features turned off. Personally I play with the RGB feature turned off and I just have a LED indicating my DPI and I've actually managed to get about 80 hours roughly before it needs to charge up. LIGHTING: When playing with all RGB and LED features enabled you can realistically hope for about 60 hours or so from consistent use which makes sense because its more power being used to operate. Again, it's up to you and your intent. CHARGING: Charging time it cames in at there and about 2 hours of consistent charge, there is also the option to play while charging the mouse; of course this means that the mouse will charge a little slower but it is possible to get it to 100% while still using it, just bear in mind that you'll be converting the mouse to a wired mouse for that duration so don't attempt those MLG mouse spins across the mouse pad! CONCLUSION: Overall the mouse has a great weight, it's completely ergonomic and will be ideal for someone with average sized hands, for those who favour claw/ claw fingertip grips this mouse is ideal for you but you can make it work if you're a palm grip mouse user- just be aware that you'll lose some precision in your fingertips due to more pressure on the buttons from your fingers. 69/10 for me personally, this mouse is great for pretty much anything, Logitech went full send with this mouse and it's pulled through. Oh and it's lightweight so you're gonna be feeling as if you're effortlessly clicking away at whatever it is!

I’m genuinely concerned for whoever’s idea it was to have ‘removable’ side mouse buttons, the magnets that hold them in are genuinely awful and couldn’t hold on for their life, at any knock they go flying off and then it’s a 30 minute search like a needle in a haystack to find where it landed, not also to mention how awful the build quality on the Left and Right mouse buttons are, they can’t withstand prolonged usage and after a while become barely as tactile as they were when I first received the mouse. Apart from that a good mouse for weight and ergonomics doesn’t make up for the lack of build quality you would expect for a mouse that’s around the £100 mark