Review on 🖱️ Renewed Logitech G Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse: Esports Grade Performance at Affordable Price by Nate Jenkins

Below are 2 personalization ideas. Just an epic mouse guys. If you're on the fence, I'd say just check out YouTube. Linus' tech tips give a great overview and comparison of this mouse. Against all odds, the mouse has peaked in the "Top Ten" for competitive gaming at the moment. You won't even know the difference between a mouse in this category. Even if a new mouse comes out tomorrow that's literally 100,000 times faster in every way, like e.g. B. polling rate/latency etc., the human eye cannot tell any difference at this point. Even in Linus' tech tips, they showed how they tried to catch the difference on cameras with 1000+ fps super slow motion cameras, and we're talking about differences so small that current technology can't even catch them (for the human Eye). . I'm sure engineers can see millions of seconds of lag in professional lab settings, but if you're still wondering if this mouse is for you. Stop. You want that mouse. It looks good. It doesn't have the childish, epic look of a dumb gamer, but it can do whatever you need it to. It's lightweight and you'll be amazed at the difference it makes wirelessly. you can never go back ------ Buy third-party mouse feet for this. You won't know you wanted/needed them until you try. Wow, the difference was incredible. This is my first enthusiast mouse and the difference it made installing these feet was just as significant as the first time I used this mouse. It's an incredible feeling. I use "Hyperslides" and recommend them. They cost less than $15 on Amazon. Next, just personal preference — you can pay $100 to $150 for a Logitech charging pad, or $10 for a magnetic micro-USB charging cable. Insert a small magnetic stick into the mouse, then you can just slide the mouse to the makeshift charging dock where the other magnetic end of the cable is and go to sleep. This ensures that you don't have to worry about wear and tear on the charging port, and if, like me, you're constantly forced to unplug your wireless adapter and risk losing it, then this solves that problem too. Last but not least, you can also use large form factor mouse pads, which I also recommend. I use one that covers the entire surface of my desk, which makes my mouse hand feel almost completely free. - Have fun with your mouse guys! (PS get this thing refurbished + hyperslides + magnetic micro usb charger + LFF mouse pad for <$150 vs a brand new $330 mouse + small charging pad lol got it)