Review on Logitech G PRO X Superlight Wireless Gaming Mouse – Ultra-Lightweight Design, Hero 25K Sensor, 25,600 DPI, 5 Programmable Buttons, Long Battery Life – White, Compatible with PC/Mac by Adam Gechem

Logitech has really made it in the last 5 years and this product is their pinnacle History of mice: Intellimouse 3.0 - MX518 - Deathadder - Sensei Raw - Viper - As far as GPWSLA form goes, I didn't think a mouse could be any better than the Viper I bought at release about 2 years ago. It's still very light at around 68 grams and that opinion hasn't changed, but despite being a comfortable mouse, it doesn't really do its job, at least in games like CSGO or Valorant. I'll use it for work because it's still convenient for me, even compared to GPWSL. Still, you want to be able to aim accurately enough to draw a 9x9 pixel circle and be able to walk left to right or up and down within that circle. You want complete control, and amazingly, GPWSL gives you that. The level of control you get with this mouse, paired with the perfect mouse pad of your choice, will absolutely suffice. Sensor, weight and shape play an equal role. I feel like the Viper's sensor is overly sensitive and disabled despite being pixelated, and its shape personally makes micro-tuning difficult to pin down. Please try this mouse. This will absolutely help you gain control, because if it's not this mouse, you might want to eliminate at least one of the ultralight, dual-wielding, or both categories from your next mouse. For me it's a mouse.