The Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT wireless gaming mouse is a testament to Logitech's commitment to delivering top-tier gaming peripherals. With its ultra-lightweight design, high-performance sensor, and customizable features, this mouse is designed to give gamers the edge they need to dominate their competition.

The standout feature of this mouse is its featherlight construction. Weighing in at just 63 grams, the PRO X SUPERLIGHT is one of the lightest gaming mice on the market. This reduction in weight is not only noticeable but also game-changing, allowing for swift and precise movements during intense gaming sessions. Whether you're a professional esports player or a casual gamer, the lightweight design enhances your agility and responsiveness.

The HERO 25K sensor is another highlight of this mouse. With a DPI range of up to 25,600, it offers pinpoint accuracy and flawless tracking, even during high-speed flick shots. Whether you're sniping in a first-person shooter or executing precise maneuvers in real-time strategy games, the sensor ensures your every move is registered accurately.

Customizability is key for gamers, and the PRO X SUPERLIGHT doesn't disappoint. It features five programmable buttons that you can configure to suit your gaming style. Whether it's assigning complex macros or reprogramming buttons for different in-game functions, you have the flexibility to tailor the mouse to your preferences.

Long battery life is a crucial consideration for wireless gaming mice, and this Logitech offering excels in this department. With up to 90 hours of battery life on a single charge, you can game for extended periods without worrying about interruptions.

Compatibility is versatile, as the mouse works seamlessly with both PC and Mac systems, making it accessible to a wide range of gamers.

In summary, the Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT is a game-changing wireless gaming mouse that combines an ultra-lightweight design, a high-performance sensor, and customizable features to provide a superior gaming experience. If you're seeking a competitive edge in your favorite games, this mouse is an exceptional choice.

I've had this mouse for a couple months and use it at least 4 hours a day. This has mostly been gaming and some browsing the web. As a note, I did buy this when it was on sale. So I take that into consideration when I'm writing this review.
I'll break down my pros and cons below:

Pros:
Very light
Glides smoothly
Recharges very quickly
Very long battery life
Sturdy left and right click
Extremely accurate tracking
Easy to modify the DPI

Cons:
The side mouse buttons are mushy and feel bad
The scroll wheel is not durable

So I want to talk specifically about the scroll wheel. I use both scrolling (up and down) along with click it (pushing it in) frequently in the games I play. After about 4ish months I started noticing when I would scroll either up or down. The mouse would scroll a click or 2 (basically one scroll wheel unit observed by the computer) in the opposite direction occasionally. This started to happen more frequently, until eventually it was happening every time. Digging through reddit, this seems to be a pretty common issue for people and one that hasn't been addressed by Logitech. I was able to find a solution to help resolve this issue (turn off the mouse, flip upside down, set mouse wheel on flat clean surface, press down lightly and roll the mouse back and forth along the full mouse wheel range for about a minute). But I have to do it everyday, sometimes multiple times a day. For me, this is really annoying and something that I would expect from a mouse marketed as a high end gaming mouse.

Overall, I'd say this very good mouse if you don't use your scroll wheel too much. Or really rely on your side buttons.
But I would not buy this at full price. Considering the amount of competition in this market you can get a better mouse for the same price (full price) or one of similar quality at a reduced price (about $80-$90)
If you see this on sale, I would consider it. Otherwise, I would look elsewhere.

It's called the "Superlight" for a reason, depending on your grip the weight of your mouse can have a large effect on feel especially when gaming. I use a mostly fingertip dependent grip, so I generally prefer low weight mice.

Honestly, there isn't much to say, it has been perfect in just about every single way. My ONLY complaint is the Micro-USB charger feels a bit strange, but that's not enough to detract from all the positives. Feels great to use, clicks are satisfying with good feedback. I've seen some people dislike the scroll wheel, but I personally like the feel of it. Logitech software is very easy to use to get your settings right, and the battery life on this thing is absolutely insane. I've gone up to about two weeks even with decent use without it warning me the battery was low, and it was STILL at about 10%. It also charges incredibly fast, as in from that 10% back to 100% in just a few hours fast.

Best mouse I've ever owned; I've considered upgrading the SuperLight 2, but honestly I'm so satisfied I just see no need. I added the Tiger Ice Skates to it and it really is just pretty much perfect for my purposes.

The media could not be loaded. I recently upgraded to the Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT Wireless Gaming Mouse, which has completely redefined my gaming experience in the best possible way.

First and foremost, the build quality of this mouse is outstanding. Despite its feather-light design, it feels incredibly sturdy and well-constructed. The attention to detail in the materials used gives it a premium feel, making every click and movement a satisfying experience.

Speaking of weight, the ultra-lightweight design is a game-changer. It's astonishing how Logitech has created a mouse that is so light yet feels so substantial in hand. This makes swift movements a breeze and extended gaming sessions a comfortable delight.

The HERO 25K Sensor is nothing short of phenomenal. Its precision and accuracy are unparalleled, and the 25,600 DPI ensures that every movement is tracked with exceptional detail. Whether I'm sniping from a distance or engaging in close-quarters combat, the responsiveness of the sensor is truly impressive.

One feature that deserves special mention is the Logitech G Hub interface. It's intuitive, user-friendly, and packed with customization options. From adjusting DPI settings to programming buttons, the G Hub allows for fine-tuning the mouse to suit individual preferences. The ability to save multiple profiles and switch between them seamlessly adds a layer of convenience for different gaming scenarios.

Even at a 1K polling rate, the speed of this mouse is incredible. The responsiveness is instantaneous, and there's no perceptible lag. It's a testament to the engineering prowess behind the Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT.

In conclusion, if you're in the market for a wireless gaming mouse that combines exceptional build quality, ultra-lightweight design, and cutting-edge sensor technology, look no further than the Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT. It's a gaming peripheral that lives up to its name, providing a superlative gaming experience that's a joy to wield.

This is the first Logitech mouse I bought and I was a little hesitant because of the price but I'm glad I went with this mouse as it's an amazing mouse. I owned this for almost a year and I had no issues with it whatsoever.

PROS

- Wireless
I love that it's wireless and it gives a much cleaner look on my desk. I had no issues with it disconnecting from my computer. There is also no difference from this mouse from a wired mouse in terms of input delay. So your not putting yourself at a disadvantage whatsoever if you play any fast paced shooter games competitively.

- Amazing battery life
The battery life on this mouse is insane. You can use this mouse everyday for weeks and it will still have battery life left. I don't know how Logitech did it but you won't have to worry about charging this thing weekly.

- Lightweight
This mouse is very lightweight as per the name and I love it. But for some people this may be a negative to some people so it's important to think about if you like a heavy mouse or lighter mouse. But for me I personally love it.

- Side Buttons
There are side buttons that you can use to program using the :ogitech software. Not much to say about them other than they work and this mouse has them.

CONS

- Uses micro usb
I hate how this mouse uses a micro usb to charge, albeit you will not be charging this mouse a lot but when the day comes to charge it's very annoying. Also the charging cable that came with this mouse is shaped in a way that makes it so that the cable can only fit in this mouse. It's a little weird why they did that but it's not a big deal. If you want to bypass using a micro usb cable then you can buy a dock that you can leave your mouse to charge on and now you never need to worry about having to charge the mouse.

- No dpi button
There is no dpi button in the middle of the mouse to change the dpi if you care about that. I never change my dpi so it's not a big deal to me but it's important to keep in mind if you do change your dpi for games.

- Small
This mouse is a little small but should fit most hands but if you have very big hands then this mouse will not feel comfortable to hold. For me it fits just fine.

This is probably one of the best wireless gaming mice that you can find in the market. The only other option that is similar to this is the glorious model O wireless. The mouse has a dpi button in the middle and can charge using usb-c. The only problem is that I hated how the mouse had many holes and you also can't charge the mouse on a dock unlike the superlight. So in my personal opinion I think the superlight is the better option.