Review on 🖱️ Logitech Mouse Charging Dock for G Pro X Superlight, G502 Lightspeed, G703, G903 Lightspeed, and G PRO Wireless Gaming Mice with Powerplay Wireless Charging System by Joe Montalvo

Bought for mouse battery longevity. It only charges the device to 80% or 90%, which is perfect for long-lasting use. A questionable design choice to have the USB port for the dongle on the back, but it doesn't hurt performance at all (and I should know I'm very picky about these things). The cover and weight are of good quality. Just make sure you tilt the mouse backwards when removing it, otherwise the cover will remain attached as it is designed to be removed from the mouse. Haven't used glue yet but it seems very strong. I think you can get one with the current alignment from a Chinese seller on another site. If you are unsure about your purchase, just note that these Logitech mice have a very long battery life. I've been gaming at 90% non-stop for four days now I'm at 77% and these mice go to sleep on standby which saves battery even more. I haven't turned the mouse off manually since day one. So with heavy use, you'll need to charge your mice once every two weeks at most. Also, I think the price of this product is too high. A fair price would be $20 max, an ideal price would be $15. EDIT: After using the mouse and this charger for months, I have a few things worth mentioning: #1 Make sure the contacts on the mouse cover are clean. Before charging, rub them with your fingers. Two nights in a row I tried to put the mouse on the charging station and it didn't charge at all. The contacts turned out to be dirty even though they looked clean. They caught a thin layer of sweat from the mouse pad. #2 Logitech G Hub does not accurately display mouse loading. For example, I usually charge my mouse on this dock overnight and G Hub reports that the mouse is 50 or 60 percent charged. This is not true, and after the mouse went to sleep and the mouse woke up, G Hub was now correctly showing 89%. I use in-memory profiles in my mouse, so I don't rely on G Hub for battery levels. When waking up, the mouse itself shows the battery level with 3 LEDs (I have a wireless G903 Lightspeed). 3 green LEDs mean that the battery is fully charged, two - half, flashing red - the charge is about 20% and so on.