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 Mike Robinson

What I like:1. The weight is fantastic considering the size and build quality.2. The scroll wheel feels great.3. Wireless, obviously. Dislikes: 1. The size is too big. My hands are smaller than average. I have no problem with other mid-size mice like the Pulsefire Haste, but the back of the Superlight is a bit chunky in comparison. The form is too secure. I've found this to work for all grip styles, but not everyone. This article along with the first one was my deal breaker. I didn't judge them too harshly though, as both options are personal preferences.3. Clicks are normal. I've had better mouse clicks that cost a little less. To compare this mouse to another from Logitech I would say the click quality is slightly better on the G203 and I bought this mouse at a discount for literally a tenth of what I paid for the Superlight. The handling could have been improved and the shifters didn't have to be Chinese Omrons. Another example is the Viper Mini, which I prefer to this mouse and regularly sells for $30. It has better switches and a slightly better click feel IMO. My favorite clicks have to go to the Pulsefire Haste, which has standard TTC Gold switches and is 1/3 the price of a Superlight.4. The side buttons don't protrude far enough from the case. I don't usually care about such small details, but this is the most expensive mouse I've ever owned. The functional effect of this is almost zero, to be honest. The click feeling is normal. I have to be picky about this mouse because the price justifies it. Speaking of the price, that's about $50 more than what I'd consider a good deal, assuming you like the size and shape. It's a good mouse, but it's overpriced and not worth the price. mine are going back. Edit: Having learned from the experiences of others, I've removed my positive comment about the standard feet from this review. They are probably so thin that the mouse easily scratches on plastic mats. My grip is very light so I haven't experienced it. However, this is a common complaint. So the stock legs should probably be replaced due to their thinness, although the material isn't bad in my opinion.