Review on 💥 Renewed Logitech G PRO X Superlight Wireless Gaming Mouse in Black: Ultra-Lightweight, Programmable 5 Buttons, Hero 25K Sensor with 25,600 DPI, Long Battery Life, PC/Mac Compatibility by Agata Nowickq ᠌

After being utilized for a whole year, the wheel finally gave out, and it started to scroll in the reverse direction (when scrolling down, scrolling up sometimes slipped, and vice versa). The mouse was accepted for return under the terms of the warranty with no issues. Many advantages: Extremely comfortable and also quite lovely (in a subjective sense). When the first version came out, I've had my heart set on having the white one, so as soon as I saw that this one was available, I made sure to get it without delay and without any second thoughts. The charge is sufficient for a total of three weeks. I didn't need more than a couple of days to get acclimated to the weight. despite its advantages. About the disadvantages, which at first were relatively insignificant: - for some reason, it is not recorded in dpi memory, and when you turn on the computer, there are standard settings until the program is loaded (in principle, I do not consider this a con, but I decided to note it) - the kit comes with stickers for the main keys and sides, but they are black. Why can't you make white ones for a white mouse? - the mouse comes with a kit that includes stickers for the main keys and sides, but they are black. - when I took the glide out of the packaging, it had two rather deep scratches on it, along with numerous smaller ones and many smaller dents (like dots), and there was also paint that was flying inside the wheel. The most significant drawback, however, is that after two months of regular use, the left button began to sag, it exhibited a discernible backlash, and it made an unnecessary sound when it was clicked. The most frustrating aspect, though, is that every store has reduced the price of this mouse by two thousand dollars.