Logitech G PRO 2 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse, Right- or Left-Handed Mouse with up to 4 Customisable and Switchable Magnetic Side Buttons, 32K DPI Sensor, USB-C Charging, for PC/Mac

Still a top gaming mouse nearly three years later.
The Logitech G Pro Wireless is an excellent wireless gaming mouse that’s versatile enough for office use. It has very good performance and is customizable within the companion app. Its size and shape are nice and comfortable, which is suitable for almost every hand size and grip, other than small hands using the fingertip grip. Also, it has an ambidextrous design, and has very low click latency when using it wired or wirelessly. That said, using it with its cable creates some drag. Also, it only has two additional buttons on each side, which may not be enough for competitive MMO gamers.Office/MultimediaThe Logitech G Pro Wireless is a great mouse for office use. It’s very comfortable to use and has a great build quality as it features an ambidextrous design and a size that accommodates most grip types and hand sizes. There are 15 programmable inputs, which should be more than enough for an office environment. However, it lacks a Bluetooth connection.Video Games (FPS)The Logitech G Pro Wireless is an excellent choice for FPS gaming. Regardless if you’re using it wired or wirelessly, it has very low click latency, which is very beneficial for gamers. Most hand sizes should be able to use it comfortably, although smaller hands may struggle with a fingertip grip. It’s also fairly light when used wirelessly, but the cable can create some drag when plugged in.Video Games (MMO)The Logitech G Pro Wireless is a great mouse for MMO gaming. It’s quite comfortable to use, although those with smaller hands may struggle to use it with a fingertip grip. It’s not designed with MMOs in mind, as it has only eight buttons and two side buttons on each side, which should be decent enough for casual uses but not competitive.Ultra-Light GamingThe Logitech G Pro Wireless is a great choice for ultra-light gaming. It’s not as lightweight as other mice on the market with honeycomb patterns, but it’s light enough without the wire for this use. It has excellent click latency, regardless if you’re using it wired or wirelessly. However, the cable can create some drag when it’s plugged in.TravelThe Logitech G Pro Wireless is a very good choice for traveling. It has a wireless design, meaning you don’t need to bring its cable with you on the go. Likewise, it’s not too bulky, meaning it doesn’t take up much space in your bag. However, it lacks Bluetooth support, so be sure to bring its receiver with you.ProsQuite comfortable to use.Decent number of buttons.Excellent build quality.Fully compatible with both Windows and macOS.Low click latency.Lightweight wireless versatility.Good portability.Great battery life.ConsRubbery cable drags on a desk.Not recommended for smaller hands with fingertip grip.No Bluetooth support.

Great mouse, but may not be ideal for large hands
With a steep price tag of 10k, Logitech G Pro wireless is definitely a quality mouse.It has one of the best response times among other wireless gaming mouses, and has a really accurate sensor (I primarily use it for playing CS:GO). Battery life is above average too. Easily lasts me 5-6 days with a full charge.However the size of the mouse is a tad small for my somewhat humongous hands. Prior to this mouse, I was using Zowie EC2-B, which used to fit my palm perfectly. I am however struggling a little with the G Pro. I hope I get used to its size in due time.All in all, if you happen to have large hands, I would recommend taking a look at Razer Basilisk Ultimate. However in other aspects, the G Pro is almost perfect.

Great mouse!!!
The mouse is great, best performance and build quality as expectedof logitech. However the value for money is an issue as this is an older mouse and updated models have been released by logitech. I would recommend paying for shipping and purchasing from the US along with other mice accessories but this might take around a month to deliver or longer. Hope this helps.

overall best mouse
design, light weight, minimalistic clean look & matt finish black color really looks amezing in this mouse. after using m65 pro it is weigh so light.every gamer should try this mouse. awesome feeling. it has onboard memory too. overall great.

Especially for FPS games – an excellent choice; the shape, balance and light weight is what most reviewers rate this mouse highly for.For work from home – spreadsheets and basic productivity, the light weight and comfortable shape is excellent. The mouse weight matters, and clicks require less effort than say an MX Master.Weight can make a difference at the end of a long work day; less cramps. I do switch between an MX Master and GPRO mouse between different locations.The G Pro mouse, due to its weight, is genuinely less taxing for work if you don’t need bluetooth, due to the form factor and weight. Just remember that you must have the Logitech supplied USB Lightspeed only dongle; no generic Unifying adapters allowed. No dongle; it won’t work or carry the cable. If you’re always at home, in a fixed workstation environment, its not an issue.Wow – the G Pro shines best with the FPS games I play; for example Call of Duty or other modern high speed shooters like Doom Eternal. Lightness, comfort due to its lower rise and well calibrated shape, fluidity in movement becomes apparent after an hour or less, especially if you are coming from a generic bluetooth Logitech generic wireless work mouse.Fluidity of movement (tracking) in FPS is probably the biggest difference compared to non-Lightspeed Logitech mice. With strategy, RTC or other builder games, the shape and lightness is something I appreciate after longer hours of use compared to using something like the G603.The MX Master is substantially heavier, but has more productivity buttons, and an unmatched scroll wheel, IF you actually make use of all the buttons. On the other hand, using the MX Master with reflex oriented FPS games is like taking a Volvo to a Nascar race – it’ll do the job, but you know you can probably do better.If you are buying the G Pro as a dual purpose mouse- for gaming and for your sole mobile work mouse with laptops – you might want to consider getting a hybrid wifi and bluetooth mouse for work. The Logitech GPRO requires the Lightspeed G Pro specific dongle – always. Wifi only; no bluetooth, for that highly responsive tracking.I’ve been using the more affordable Logitech G603 for over 4 years, a dual purpose lightspeed bluetooth ‘gaming hybrid’ mouse – its shape and slippery texture bothered me enough that I added mouse grip tape. After 3 years, I’ve removed portions of tape due to wear. Its still a good working mouse with some shape and form factor issues for me, at least.With 2 AA batteries, the older affordable Lightspeed G603 tracks equally well, but feels noticeably heavy to enjoy fast reflex FPS games – so I use the optional one AA battery. The G603 is the one I will put in my work bag for mobile docked and undocked environments to use with a Mac or different Windows laptops. Today the G Pro stays mostly with a desktop home/gaming workstation.Wireless has come so far. These lightspeed mouse are excellent.Consider your usage scenarios – for FPS, this is a strong contender. Or leave room in your life for a different mouse for different scenarios.

Um mouse muito bom e preciso, a recarga poderia ser um pouco mais prática e a bateria mais duradoura.

Love this mouse overall.Software and such is fantastic.Battery lasts for an insane amount of time and charges within ~30 minutes.Though, I have stubby fingers (thanks mum for the genetics there…) – which means the mouse is rather small and probably better suited to normal people.Also this thing is insanely light, which some prefer but extra weights would be good for fps gamers who need help with making less micro adjustments & micro jitters, etc.