I feel like Death Incarnate with lightning gun in Quake (with this mouse)

Light; small; great for finger control

price; "no smooth scroll

Very light, accurate sensor, one unibody feel

Logitech's G Pro hasn't changed much, but a new sensor and new software are worthy upgrades on a great mouse.

I’m a big fan of Logitech products and have been using their mice and keyboard for years. I use their Craft keyboard daily and the MX Master 2S mouse daily. I was excited to try the MX Vertical because I do have inflammation in my mousing thumb and thought it might help.

4-month battery life on a full charge; Smooth movement on desktop; Multiple device switchable

Two years ago, I wrote that the Logitech G900 Chaos Spectrum was "one of the finest goddamn mice I've had the pleasure of using." I sta...

With the continued rise of eSports comes a greater focus on the kind of PC gaming accessories we're using. If you're a pro gamer, your mouse and keyboard suddenly become just as important as the hardware inside your PC, as they're what enable you to flex your skill.

HERO 16K sensor offers an large DPI range, Ultra lighweight; the lightest wireless mouse Logitech makes, Feels great in the hand, Excellent ambidextrous design with plenty of flexibility

Price will almost certainly be too high for some; if not many; PC gamers

The Logitech G Pro Wireless features flawless wireless performance and a top-notch sensor with a simple, stripped-down design.

Sleek design; Swappable parts; Useful software; Lightweight

Divisive DPI button placement; Expensive

Cutting edge wireless technology, a top optical sensor, great buttons, and an elegantly simple, widely usable shape. This is what the Logitech G Pro Wireless is. Oh, and of course, it doesn't lack RGB either, while keeping the overall weight right at 80 grams. However, it doesn't come cheap.

Top-of-the-line sensor; Fantastic buttons; Main button switches rated for 50 million clicks; Exceptional wireless technology; Safe; widely usable shape; Very light for a wireless mouse

Mouse feet should be better; Very expensive

Logitech's original G Pro mouse quickly became a fan favorite among competitive gamers and, with the introduction of the new HERO16k sensor, it was only a matter of time before we saw an updates trickling into their existing lines.

Recommend. Before getting this mouse, I had been using a VERY similar mouse (Logitech G403) borrowed from a friend of mine for a few weeks and was really excited about its ergonomics and quality. I liked its response time, braided cable and such.