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Top User RatedLogitech G Pro 2 Lightspeed Wireless Magenta
Buttons:8, 44000 DPI, RGB, Polling Rate:1000Hz
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Clear- Wireless: Without a wired connection, it offers greater freedom of movement but is not preferred by gamers as compared to a wired connection, it has a longer response time.
- Wireless & Wired: Mice with the ability to connect either wirelessly or with a cable, offering greater freedom of movement with wireless connection in everyday use, as well as low response times.
- Wired: The most common way to connect gaming mice to a computer is through a wired connection, as it offers a shorter response time.
- RGB Lighting: With integrated RGB multi-color lighting. The RGB lighting can take on various shades by combining the colors red, green, and blue, offering a modern aesthetic result.
- Mechanical Switches: Mechanical switches provide instant response and a consistent, crisp feel when pressed through the physical contact of metal parts. They are the classic choice for gamers seeking top accuracy and strong tactile feedback.
- Ultra High Polling Rate: Ensures faster and more immediate response thanks to more frequent communication between the mouse and the system.
- MMO Mouse: Mice with an increased number of buttons, useful mainly in MMO games.
- Charging Dock: The charging dock offers easy wireless charging by simply placing the mouse on it. It keeps your desk organized and your device always ready for use.
- Sniper button: Allows instant DPI reduction for absolute precision in headshots and fine movements, ideal for FPS games.
- Weight Adjustable: Includes weights to adjust the weight according to your preferences.
- Bluetooth: Wireless connection without a receiver, suitable for portable devices.
- RF 2.4GHz: Wireless connection via USB receiver.
- USB Cable: Wired connection for stable and fast response.
- Ultra Light (< 60g): The ultimate choice for competitive FPS gaming. It offers maximum movement speed and zero inertia, minimizing wrist fatigue during rapid target switches.
- Lightweight (60g - 80g): The modern standard for performance. Ensures the ideal balance between speed and control, meeting the needs of most gamers for precision and a solid feel.
- Medium (81g - 110g): The most versatile category for all-around use. It offers stability in the hand and is ideal for players who prefer ergonomic mice with rich extra features and RGB.
- Heavy (> 110g): Designed for absolute control and sturdiness. Ideal for MMO games that require many buttons, for users with large hands, or for those who want a "full" feel in the palm.
- With higher resolution, big movements are made with less mouse movement. (Gamers prefer low resolution for better accuracy in FPS games, while higher resolution is preferred in strategy games.)
- Basic Sensitivity (Up to 1600): Ideal for simple strategy games and everyday tasks. It offers stable movement without the cursor "drifting."
- Balanced Performance (1600 - 3200): The "golden mean" for most players. Balanced speed for action games (RPG, Adventure) on standard screens.
- High Response Speed (3200 - 5600): For players who want quick reactions with small hand movements. Suitable for demanding games and high-resolution screens.
- Top Sensitivity (5600+): For professional performance and instant response. Enables ultra-fast target switching, ideal for Competitive Gaming and 4K monitors.
- Competitive / FPS: For players who don't compromise. Focused on the market's top specs: weight under 80g for lightning-fast flicks, ultra-high polling rates for instant response, and sensors with maximum precision.
- MMO / Strategy: Designed for players who want complete control at their fingertips. Focus on mice with extra macro-buttons (MMO), adjustable weight options, and sturdy construction for comfort during long-hour sessions.
- Casual / All-Around: The golden mean for every setup. Mice that combine impressive RGB lighting with reliable performance, ideal for everyday gaming, browsing, and office work without unnecessary complications.
- Optical: The most common type of sensor in gaming mice, lighter, more durable, and more accurate than lasers on non-glossy surfaces.
- Laser: Laser sensors offer high sensitivity, high resolution and can even be used on glossy surfaces.