Review on Logitech G Pro Hero Gaming Mouse, Black by Wiktor Niedzicki ᠌

I used it for over a year until the wheel started to cling on you. I have a variety of mice, but the wheel was still not sticking. This mouse is disposable in my notion after 1-2 years of use. Or otherwise, if you purchase it merely for the purpose of underlining and surfing, it will be OK. Some advantages include the ergonomics, click, backlight control, extra handy buttons on the sides, a fairly wide and comfortable wheel, and excellent gliding. Cons are: The biggest drawbacks are: 1. There isn't usually a chance to disassemble and carelessly clean. The front two legs must be peeled off in order to accomplish this, and if you do, they won't stick back naturally. Suffer or purchase new ones. 2. The wheel begins to become stuck. I had a lot of mouse, both Chinese and relatively expensive, but I've never seen such issues with the wheel. For whatever reason, there was a small plastic wall constructed there that was about 1 mm high, underneath the wheel on the lower half of the case. The wheel's axis likely brushed against its seat owing to friction, which caused the wheel to lower itself and start rubbing against the wall. Since the wheel also rubbed a little on the sides, I removed this barrier and polished two legs on the sides where the axis of the wheel rests. Now you may at least somewhat use it.