Logitech G Pro (Hero) RGB Gaming Mouse 16000 DPI Black

Name: Logitech G Pro (Hero) RGB Gaming Mouse 16000 DPI Black
Brand: Logitech
SKU: 18197602
Rating: 4.6 (21 reviews)

In esports, victory is no longer measured in meters or seconds, but in micrometers and milliseconds. When the stakes are highest, one move or a single click can determine whether you win the prize of 5 thousand or 500 thousand dollars. For this reason, Logitech G created the PRO mouse. Enhanced with the HERO sensor, our most advanced gaming sensor, it...

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Number of Buttons

For most cases, 5-6 buttons are more than enough (Left/middle/right click, two programmable side buttons, and one for adjusting the sensor resolution).

2. Additional buttons offered by some mice are programmable buttons.
Sensor Type

The sensor is the mechanism by which the mouse understands at what distance and with what speed we move it in order to translate our movement into cursor movement on the screen.

Optical

The most common type of sensor in gaming mice, lighter, more durable and accurate than lasers on non-glossy surfaces.
Sensor Resolution
The sensor resolution refers to how small changes on the surface can be recognized by the sensor. In practice, with higher resolution, larger movements can be made with less mouse movement.

For example, many gamers prefer low resolution for greater accuracy in FPS games, while they prefer higher resolution in real-time strategy games.

Many mice have settings either through software or buttons so that they can operate at lower resolutions.

16000

Usually preferred resolutions are:

2.

400-800 DPI for MOBA (League of Legends, DOTA)

400-1000 DPI for FPS (Counter-Strike, Call of Duty, Doom)

1000-1200 DPI for RTS (StarCraft, Age of Empires)

1000-1600 DPI for MMORPG (World of Warcraft, Elder Scrolls)

3. Most gaming mice have adjustable DPI settings, so you can operate them at lower resolutions.

4. Higher resolutions are rarely useful, and are mainly used for show by manufacturers.
RGB Lighting

The mouse features built-in 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.
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Description

HERO 16K Sensor

The HERO 16K sensor is the most accurate gaming sensor we have ever built, with next-generation precision and a new architecture. The HERO 16K sensor offers 400+ IPS, 100 - 16,000 DPI as well as zero smoothing, filtering, or acceleration across the entire DPI range. The HERO 16K sensor achieves competition-level accuracy and the most consistent response you have ever seen. Don't forget to customize and set the DPI settings with Logitech G HUB.

Classic Esports Shape

The PRO mouse draws inspiration from the classic lines and simple construction of the Logitech G100 and G100s housings, which became famous by top esports professional players. Stability and comfort are very important elements for high performance. The PRO mouse offers both.

Mechanical Button Tensioning System

The mechanical button tensioning system in the Logitech G PRO gaming mouse enhances the stability of the left/right button and helps reduce the force required for each click. This results in a crisp feel and reliable click performance that you can trust even at the highest competitive levels.

6 Programmable Buttons

The Logitech G PRO gaming mouse can be used immediately after you take it out of its packaging, using the preset button settings or configuring it with the G HUB software, customizing it perfectly to your preferences. All six buttons can be set to trigger in-game commands and more.

LIGHTSYNC RGB

LIGHTSYNC RGB offers full color customization capability through a palette of ~16.8 million colors, which you can use to set your team colors, personalize your gear, or sync colors with other G products. LIGHTSYNC technology provides lighting effects that adapt to the game and respond to in-game action, audio visualization, screen color sampling, and more. All of this can be programmed via G HUB.

Manufacturer

Logitech - Gaming Mice Logitech

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Specifications

Technical Specifications

Sensor Type: Optical

Sensor Resolution: 16000 DPI

Number of Buttons: 6

Weight Adjustment: No

RGB Lighting: Yes

Colour: Black

Design: Right-Handers

Bundle: No

Sniper Button: No

Polling Rate: -

Mechanical Switches: -

Charging Dock: -

Connectivity

Connection Method: Wired

Connector: -

Dimensions

Length: 116.6 mm

Width: 62.15 mm

Height: 38.2 mm

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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Pashalis_Terzis
2022-04-05

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I find it a great mouse for its price. It is fast and accurate, and Logitech's software helps with its customization.

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- Ideal weight
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- Moderate noise
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Kostis_Miltis
2021-09-15
Classic problem with all the new Logitech gaming products. The clicks either register as double or don't register at all.

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giorgos1520
2021-04-01
Well guys, this mouse is really good. The shape is safe and it fits my palm perfectly. It's worth it only if you haven't already bought the g203 or g102, because while you do notice a difference in click response, quality, and sensor, if you've already spent around 20-25 for the g102 or 30-40 for the g203, it doesn't make sense to spend another 60-70+ and stick with your g102-g203 unless you have the money. If you don't have either of the two, go for the g pro, the money is worth it for what it offers.

I will mention some differences compared to the g203 that I have.
The g pro has very soft and smooth clicks, while the g203 has stronger and harder clicks. I personally prefer the clicks of the g pro.

The g pro has a very stiff scroll wheel, meaning you need force to roll it. This bothered me because it affects the smoothness of scrolling in the browser, for example. Now, I haven't had the mouse for long, so maybe the scroll wheel will soften over time. The scroll wheel of the g203 is looser, but after 1 year it starts making noise and becomes too loose.

The g pro has better build quality, you can feel it in touch, and it doesn't crack on the sides like the g203.

The g pro has a much better sensor, with a noticeable difference. Most people say they don't notice it, but as an observant person, the sensor is very smooth and it feels like it syncs with my hand, and for some reason, it performs better in games. It might be luck, I don't know what magic the sensor does.

The RGB is the same in both

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- Silent
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- Value for money
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7 out of 7 members found this review helpful

yannis_pol
2020-12-04
The best mouse I ever held in my (medium-sized) hands! Unfortunately, the thin cable got chewed up by a cat! Better than the Razer DeathAdder V2 that I received as a gift after this!!

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THeodoros_Makris23
2020-07-14
I have had it in my possession for a week now, so I'll start:
For small to medium hands, it is, for me, if not the best, one of the best mice at this price, very lightweight (85g), feels like a feather. I recommend it for people who play FPS games and don't need extra buttons. It is also very beautiful, and the RGB lighting is gorgeous, which you control through the Logitech G HUB. Additionally, the cable seems to be of good quality, only time will tell how durable the mouse is. However, I would not recommend it for large hands. Finally, the only negative thing I find is the noise it makes when you click, but I highly recommend it

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- Ideal weight
- Value for money
- Noisy
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3 out of 3 members found this review helpful

fbsavvas
2020-02-11
After a lot of searching, coming from the Logitech G5 (which still works), I ended up with this specific mouse. I was a bit skeptical about its size, having gotten used to the bulky G5, but it ended up fitting perfectly in my hand (relatively small hand). You get used to it right away, as soon as you hold it, it truly becomes an extension of your hand. (For someone with a large hand, they might want to look at another model in the series if size bothers them). Extremely accurate with Logitech's latest generation sensor, very lightweight, comfortable, the cable is finally not a cord but a flexible elastic plastic, the clicks make a small noise but personally it doesn't bother me at all, after all, we're talking about a gaming mouse, on the contrary, you feel the precision and responsiveness of the mouse, RGB lighting that you can adjust through the application along with the other profiles and DPI, two adjustable side buttons on the left and a DPI change button on the top, nice smooth scroll wheel. I have tried the Deathadder, whose side grips came off (fake Chinese), and the incredibly uncomfortable Viper, where I constantly accidentally pressed the two right side buttons as it has them on both sides, making it extremely awkward. In my opinion, it's the best.

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- Comfort
- Precision
- Durability
- Ideal weight
- Value for money
- Moderate noise
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17 out of 17 members found this review helpful

andresalonika
2019-05-15
I created my new setup with the G502 Hero, which I thought was the best mouse in terms of functionality, appearance, etc. However, while playing CS GO, my wrist would start to get tired within the first 5 minutes. So, I started thinking about what could be causing it. I tried changing the DPI settings through the software, but nothing changed. I adjusted the sensitivity from the game settings to a lower level, which improved it slightly, but still nothing significant. I even changed the mousepad, but it made no difference. Until I came across some comments that said the most suitable mice for FPS games are lightweight mice.

As soon as I connected it and started using it, I realized that it was like night and day compared to the G502 Hero, which seemed like a "brick" in comparison. I'm not saying that the G502 is not worth it. It's a great mouse for those who it suits and who need its capabilities. I just realized that it doesn't suit me.

Now, onto the G PRO (Hero):
+ Extremely lightweight
+ Comfortable
+ Top-notch sensor
+ Very good software
+ The best for FPS games and general use
+ Full and intense LED lighting
+ Rubber cable instead of braided this time, for minimal drag
+ Satisfying click sound
+ Future proof

If there was something negative, I would say it's the price. But it's a guarantee. For now, that's all. I will come back with more in the future.

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- Precision
- Durability
- Ideal weight
- Value for money
- Moderate noise
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GEORGIOS SYKIOTIS
2022-07-19

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Simply bad attitude in both hand and how to behave on the computer

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Antonis_Vl_79
2022-06-21

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Flawless mouse for any task but also for gaming.
Highly recommended. *****

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Autophobia
2024-05-25

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Alexander_Voulgaris
2024-05-21

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5

Vangelis_Tzanakis
2023-09-29

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5

Αντώνης Σκό
2023-08-30

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- Comfort
- Precision
- Durability
- Ideal weight
- Value for money
- Moderate noise
5

StavrosKarvounis
2022-06-11
- Comfort
- Precision
- Durability
- Ideal weight
- Value for money
- Moderate noise
5

alexandrosgoulas
2020-10-20

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- Comfort
- Precision
- Moderate noise
- Durability
- Normal weight
- Value for money
5

Hel3na73
2020-05-29

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- Comfort
- Precision
- Silent
- Durability
- Ideal weight
- Value for money
5

Skeletor
2020-01-16
- Comfort
- Precision
- Silent
- Durability
- Ideal weight
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5

sub71
2019-12-31 Store representative

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- Precision
- Durability
- Value for money
- Normal weight
- Noisy
5

luckykoulis
2019-10-07
- Comfort
- Precision
- Ideal weight
- Value for money
- Moderate noise
5

plomaritisthanasis
2019-08-10
- Comfort
- Precision
- Silent
- Normal weight
- Value for money
5

mateoben2003
2019-07-06
- Comfort
- Precision
- Durability
- Ideal weight
- Value for money
- Noisy

5

Pashalis_Terzis
2022-04-05

I find it a great mouse for its price. It is fast and accurate, and Logitech's software helps with its customization.

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3
3

Kostis_Miltis
2021-09-15

Classic problem with all the new Logitech gaming products. The clicks either register as double or don't register at all.

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3
5

giorgos1520
2021-04-01

Well guys, this mouse is really good. The shape is safe and it fits my palm perfectly. It's worth it only if you haven't already bought the g203 or g102, because while you do notice a difference in click response, quality, and sensor, if you've already spent around 20-25 for the g102 or 30-40 for the g203, it doesn't make sense to spend another 60-70+ and stick with your g102-g203 unless you have the money. If you don't have either of the two, go for the g pro, the money is worth it for what it offers.

I will mention some differences compared to the g203 that I have.
The g pro has very soft and smooth clicks, while the g203 has stronger and harder clicks. I personally prefer the clicks of the g pro.

The g pro has a very stiff scroll wheel, meaning you need force to roll it. This bothered me because it affects the smoothness of scrolling in the browser, for example. Now, I haven't had the mouse for long, so maybe the scroll wheel will soften over time. The scroll wheel of the g203 is looser, but after 1 year it starts making noise and becomes too loose.

The g pro has better build quality, you can feel it in touch, and it doesn't crack on the sides like the g203.

The g pro has a much better sensor, with a noticeable difference. Most people say they don't notice it, but as an observant person, the sensor is very smooth and it feels like it syncs with my hand, and for some reason, it performs better in games. It might be luck, I don't know what magic the sensor does.

The RGB is the same in both

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10
5

yannis_pol
2020-12-04

The best mouse I ever held in my (medium-sized) hands! Unfortunately, the thin cable got chewed up by a cat! Better than the Razer DeathAdder V2 that I received as a gift after this!!

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7
4

THeodoros_Makris23
2020-07-14

I have had it in my possession for a week now, so I'll start:
For small to medium hands, it is, for me, if not the best, one of the best mice at this price, very lightweight (85g), feels like a feather. I recommend it for people who play FPS games and don't need extra buttons. It is also very beautiful, and the RGB lighting is gorgeous, which you control through the Logitech G HUB. Additionally, the cable seems to be of good quality, only time will tell how durable the mouse is. However, I would not recommend it for large hands. Finally, the only negative thing I find is the noise it makes when you click, but I highly recommend it

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Pashalis_Terzis
2022-04-05

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I find it a great mouse for its price. It is fast and accurate, and Logitech's software helps with its customization.

Translated from Greek ·
- Comfort
- Precision
- Durability
- Ideal weight
- Value for money
- Moderate noise
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3

3 out of 7 members found this review helpful

Kostis_Miltis
2021-09-15
Classic problem with all the new Logitech gaming products. The clicks either register as double or don't register at all.

Translated from Greek ·
- Comfort
- Precision
- Ideal weight
- Value for money
- Moderate noise
- Durability
Did you find this review helpful?
5

10 out of 11 members found this review helpful

giorgos1520
2021-04-01
Well guys, this mouse is really good. The shape is safe and it fits my palm perfectly. It's worth it only if you haven't already bought the g203 or g102, because while you do notice a difference in click response, quality, and sensor, if you've already spent around 20-25 for the g102 or 30-40 for the g203, it doesn't make sense to spend another 60-70+ and stick with your g102-g203 unless you have the money. If you don't have either of the two, go for the g pro, the money is worth it for what it offers.

I will mention some differences compared to the g203 that I have.
The g pro has very soft and smooth clicks, while the g203 has stronger and harder clicks. I personally prefer the clicks of the g pro.

The g pro has a very stiff scroll wheel, meaning you need force to roll it. This bothered me because it affects the smoothness of scrolling in the browser, for example. Now, I haven't had the mouse for long, so maybe the scroll wheel will soften over time. The scroll wheel of the g203 is looser, but after 1 year it starts making noise and becomes too loose.

The g pro has better build quality, you can feel it in touch, and it doesn't crack on the sides like the g203.

The g pro has a much better sensor, with a noticeable difference. Most people say they don't notice it, but as an observant person, the sensor is very smooth and it feels like it syncs with my hand, and for some reason, it performs better in games. It might be luck, I don't know what magic the sensor does.

The RGB is the same in both

Translated from Greek ·
- Comfort
- Precision
- Silent
- Durability
- Ideal weight
- Value for money
Did you find this review helpful?
5

7 out of 7 members found this review helpful

yannis_pol
2020-12-04
The best mouse I ever held in my (medium-sized) hands! Unfortunately, the thin cable got chewed up by a cat! Better than the Razer DeathAdder V2 that I received as a gift after this!!

Translated from Greek ·
- Comfort
- Precision
- Silent
- Durability
- Ideal weight
- Value for money
Did you find this review helpful?
4

THeodoros_Makris23
2020-07-14
I have had it in my possession for a week now, so I'll start:
For small to medium hands, it is, for me, if not the best, one of the best mice at this price, very lightweight (85g), feels like a feather. I recommend it for people who play FPS games and don't need extra buttons. It is also very beautiful, and the RGB lighting is gorgeous, which you control through the Logitech G HUB. Additionally, the cable seems to be of good quality, only time will tell how durable the mouse is. However, I would not recommend it for large hands. Finally, the only negative thing I find is the noise it makes when you click, but I highly recommend it

Translated from Greek ·
- Comfort
- Precision
- Ideal weight
- Value for money
- Noisy
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5

3 out of 3 members found this review helpful

fbsavvas
2020-02-11
After a lot of searching, coming from the Logitech G5 (which still works), I ended up with this specific mouse. I was a bit skeptical about its size, having gotten used to the bulky G5, but it ended up fitting perfectly in my hand (relatively small hand). You get used to it right away, as soon as you hold it, it truly becomes an extension of your hand. (For someone with a large hand, they might want to look at another model in the series if size bothers them). Extremely accurate with Logitech's latest generation sensor, very lightweight, comfortable, the cable is finally not a cord but a flexible elastic plastic, the clicks make a small noise but personally it doesn't bother me at all, after all, we're talking about a gaming mouse, on the contrary, you feel the precision and responsiveness of the mouse, RGB lighting that you can adjust through the application along with the other profiles and DPI, two adjustable side buttons on the left and a DPI change button on the top, nice smooth scroll wheel. I have tried the Deathadder, whose side grips came off (fake Chinese), and the incredibly uncomfortable Viper, where I constantly accidentally pressed the two right side buttons as it has them on both sides, making it extremely awkward. In my opinion, it's the best.

Translated from Greek ·
- Comfort
- Precision
- Durability
- Ideal weight
- Value for money
- Moderate noise
Did you find this review helpful?
5

17 out of 17 members found this review helpful

andresalonika
2019-05-15
I created my new setup with the G502 Hero, which I thought was the best mouse in terms of functionality, appearance, etc. However, while playing CS GO, my wrist would start to get tired within the first 5 minutes. So, I started thinking about what could be causing it. I tried changing the DPI settings through the software, but nothing changed. I adjusted the sensitivity from the game settings to a lower level, which improved it slightly, but still nothing significant. I even changed the mousepad, but it made no difference. Until I came across some comments that said the most suitable mice for FPS games are lightweight mice.

As soon as I connected it and started using it, I realized that it was like night and day compared to the G502 Hero, which seemed like a "brick" in comparison. I'm not saying that the G502 is not worth it. It's a great mouse for those who it suits and who need its capabilities. I just realized that it doesn't suit me.

Now, onto the G PRO (Hero):
+ Extremely lightweight
+ Comfortable
+ Top-notch sensor
+ Very good software
+ The best for FPS games and general use
+ Full and intense LED lighting
+ Rubber cable instead of braided this time, for minimal drag
+ Satisfying click sound
+ Future proof

If there was something negative, I would say it's the price. But it's a guarantee. For now, that's all. I will come back with more in the future.

Translated from Greek ·
- Comfort
- Precision
- Durability
- Ideal weight
- Value for money
- Moderate noise
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1

0 out of 5 members found this review helpful

GEORGIOS SYKIOTIS
2022-07-19

Verified purchase
Simply bad attitude in both hand and how to behave on the computer

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- Durability
- Normal weight
- Comfort
- Precision
- Noisy
- Value for money
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5

Antonis_Vl_79
2022-06-21

Verified purchase
Flawless mouse for any task but also for gaming.
Highly recommended. *****

Translated from Greek ·
- Comfort
- Precision
- Durability
- Ideal weight
- Value for money
- Moderate noise
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5

Autophobia
2024-05-25

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- Comfort
- Precision
- Silent
- Durability
- Ideal weight
- Value for money
4

Alexander_Voulgaris
2024-05-21

Verified purchase
- Comfort
- Precision
- Durability
- Ideal weight
- Value for money
- Moderate noise
5

Vangelis_Tzanakis
2023-09-29

Verified purchase
- Comfort
- Precision
- Durability
- Ideal weight
- Value for money
- Noisy
5

Αντώνης Σκό
2023-08-30

Verified purchase
- Comfort
- Precision
- Durability
- Ideal weight
- Value for money
- Moderate noise
5

StavrosKarvounis
2022-06-11
- Comfort
- Precision
- Durability
- Ideal weight
- Value for money
- Moderate noise
5

alexandrosgoulas
2020-10-20

Verified purchase
- Comfort
- Precision
- Moderate noise
- Durability
- Normal weight
- Value for money
5

Hel3na73
2020-05-29

Verified purchase
- Comfort
- Precision
- Silent
- Durability
- Ideal weight
- Value for money
5

Skeletor
2020-01-16
- Comfort
- Precision
- Silent
- Durability
- Ideal weight
- Value for money
5

sub71
2019-12-31 Store representative

Verified purchase
- Comfort
- Precision
- Durability
- Value for money
- Normal weight
- Noisy
5

luckykoulis
2019-10-07
- Comfort
- Precision
- Ideal weight
- Value for money
- Moderate noise
5

plomaritisthanasis
2019-08-10
- Comfort
- Precision
- Silent
- Normal weight
- Value for money
5

mateoben2003
2019-07-06
- Comfort
- Precision
- Durability
- Ideal weight
- Value for money
- Noisy

5

Pashalis_Terzis
2022-04-05

I find it a great mouse for its price. It is fast and accurate, and Logitech's software helps with its customization.

Translated from Greek ·

3
3

Kostis_Miltis
2021-09-15

Classic problem with all the new Logitech gaming products. The clicks either register as double or don't register at all.

Translated from Greek ·

3
5

giorgos1520
2021-04-01

Well guys, this mouse is really good. The shape is safe and it fits my palm perfectly. It's worth it only if you haven't already bought the g203 or g102, because while you do notice a difference in click response, quality, and sensor, if you've already spent around 20-25 for the g102 or 30-40 for the g203, it doesn't make sense to spend another 60-70+ and stick with your g102-g203 unless you have the money. If you don't have either of the two, go for the g pro, the money is worth it for what it offers.

I will mention some differences compared to the g203 that I have.
The g pro has very soft and smooth clicks, while the g203 has stronger and harder clicks. I personally prefer the clicks of the g pro.

The g pro has a very stiff scroll wheel, meaning you need force to roll it. This bothered me because it affects the smoothness of scrolling in the browser, for example. Now, I haven't had the mouse for long, so maybe the scroll wheel will soften over time. The scroll wheel of the g203 is looser, but after 1 year it starts making noise and becomes too loose.

The g pro has better build quality, you can feel it in touch, and it doesn't crack on the sides like the g203.

The g pro has a much better sensor, with a noticeable difference. Most people say they don't notice it, but as an observant person, the sensor is very smooth and it feels like it syncs with my hand, and for some reason, it performs better in games. It might be luck, I don't know what magic the sensor does.

The RGB is the same in both

Translated from Greek ·

10
5

yannis_pol
2020-12-04

The best mouse I ever held in my (medium-sized) hands! Unfortunately, the thin cable got chewed up by a cat! Better than the Razer DeathAdder V2 that I received as a gift after this!!

Translated from Greek ·

7
4

THeodoros_Makris23
2020-07-14

I have had it in my possession for a week now, so I'll start:
For small to medium hands, it is, for me, if not the best, one of the best mice at this price, very lightweight (85g), feels like a feather. I recommend it for people who play FPS games and don't need extra buttons. It is also very beautiful, and the RGB lighting is gorgeous, which you control through the Logitech G HUB. Additionally, the cable seems to be of good quality, only time will tell how durable the mouse is. However, I would not recommend it for large hands. Finally, the only negative thing I find is the noise it makes when you click, but I highly recommend it

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