The Pro X Superlight weighs 63 grams and is largely unchanged on the core housing.
This is largely thanks to the extra surface area, and there’s even a spare cap with an extra mouse skate on top. The mouse feet now extend over the entire base plate (as opposed to three separate, smaller skates).Īs a result, you’ll find the Pro X Superlight glides over a mouse pad more smoothly than its predecessor. The mouse feet have changed in size They are much larger than what came with the original Pro Wireless. There are some immediate changes that you will notice when looking at the Pro X Superlight. But now the Pro X Superlight takes its place. Hence, Logitech sold the G Pro Wireless at a premium. While many highly competitive gamers are eager for lighter gadgets to try, there are many others who don’t want to expose internal wiring to additional dust, spills, and the other mess that goes on on a gaming table. This is a trend that Logitech hasn’t addressed, and the company has been hugely rewarded for it. It’s well built, has great battery life, and the sensor, chassis design, and clicks from Logitech are on par with anything else you would find.Īlso: there are no holes. The G Pro Wireless was a huge hit, which is why a three-year-old device still retails for just under $ 200. With the advent of competing mice – wireless and wired – that fell below the 70-gram mark, Logitech clearly felt that their popular gaming mouse had room for a second spin. Logitech may have gone too far with the Logitech Pro X Superlight, a new version of the hugely successful Pro Wireless Mouse. And that was driven by the advent of big brands like Logitech and Razer, which massively cut the weight of what most people would expect from regular gaming mice. Every gaming mouse is on a diet these days.
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