Set the delivery location to see products according to your choice.
AustriaEnglish
BelgiumEnglish
BulgariaБългарски
CroatiaEnglish
CyprusΕλληνικά
CzechiaEnglish
EstoniaEnglish
FinlandEnglish
FranceEnglish
GermanyDeutsch
GreeceΕλληνικά
HungaryEnglish
IrelandEnglish
ItalyEnglish
LatviaEnglish
LithuaniaEnglish
LuxembourgEnglish
MaltaEnglish
NetherlandsEnglish
PolandEnglish
PortugalEnglish
RomaniaRomână
SlovakiaEnglish
SloveniaEnglish
SpainEnglish
SwedenEnglish
© 20[0-9]{2} Skroutz SA All Rights and Lefts reserved. FAQ | Terms of use | Privacy Policy | Cookie Policy
Sold by
Stock 5+ pieces
Skroutz Buyers Protection & 2 years warranty
Mouse Pads
Microphone Accessories
Gaming Headsets
Prices are calculated for:Malta, Other Payment Options
The new weapon of choice for top professional athletes, weighs less than 63 grams and offers almost frictionless glide
The lightest PRO mouse, is a significant evolution weighing less than 63 grams, almost 25% lighter than the standard PRO Wireless mouse. This was achieved through meticulous engineering to produce exceptional weight reduction with zero compromises in performance.
The exclusive HERO 25K sensor from Logitech G provides unparalleled accuracy, speed, and consistency. The PRO X SUPERLIGHT offers exceptional precision and ultra-fine control for absolute confidence, especially during intense tournament moments.
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.
I bought this mouse 2 weeks ago on sale for 90 euros. Here are my impressions at this price point.
I am a former owner of the g pro wireless. Compared to the gpw, the difference is huge. The weight elevates the shape and you really see an improvement in your aim after 2-3 days. Combined with the wireless feature, the mouse feels almost non-existent in your hand. For hands around 18cm, it is ideal for this mouse. Claw and palm grip are fine, but for fingertip grip, it is better to choose the model 0 wireless or the razer viper ultimate as they have a lower "hump". In terms of sensor, it has been perfected for years, so you won't see any differences compared to other mice on the market. The cover with the feet and side grips, I didn't find a reason to change them, but they are a good bonus for people who may find them useful.
For 90 euros, you won't find anything better. But at 150-160 euros, the story changes. And I will focus on some minor details that I would really like to see Logitech improve.
The switches are the omron 20m, which although good and do not have the double-click issue that the gpw has, they are quite mediocre even though they have a satisfactory click. Their negative is that they have a debounce issue, meaning you have to press the click more for the switch to be pressed again. I would like to see kalih gm 4.0 or 8.0 switches, which would make a huge difference.
The feet, although it has teflon PTFE, which has a pretty good glide after a week (yes, that's how long it took to break in), they are quite thin and I would like to see something better like Hyperglide/corepads/tigerarc.
Finally, I would like to see USB type C and a better lightweight charging cable. Type C wouldn't make it a better mouse in my opinion, it would just be a better standard. A better lightweight charging cable, however, is necessary if you want to play while charging. Alternatively, a charging dock like the rvu would be great.
TLDR: one of the best mice on the market, even at 150 euros, but needs some minor improvements to make it unbeatable in all areas.
Owner of this mouse for 2.5 years now I think I have a complete experience. YES it is very light, yes the sensor is good but, average buttons often double-click and soften too much within a year, my scroll wheel had an issue and when you move the mouse it sounds like it has come out of its position. It doesn't create any problem, it's just aesthetic. And now the biggest issue and the reason why I wouldn't prefer it now, the Mouse feet, no they are not thin or annoying as many say, on the contrary, at first it had a very good glide, HOWEVER every spring the same issue, due to the large surface they cover, static electricity is created between the mouse feet and the mousepad (I have tried with Steelseries QCK Heavy and HyperX Fury S) resulting in the mouse sticking to the mousepad and its Glide becoming unpleasant. At first, I thought my mouse was defective, I spoke to Logitech and they sent me a new one but still the same. After some research I saw that it is a common phenomenon and there are many who have the same issue so after a change I made and put corepadz on the first one I believed it would stop existing, long story short no it continues the same issue even with the new mousefeet so the fact that it has such large mousefeet is to blame. Great disappointment and now I can say that after 2 and a half years I have to look for a new mouse even though I paid 120 euros for it
Edit: After contacting Logitech they told me that they have never seen anything similar in this mouse while there are at least 10 subreddits with 25 comments each saying they have the same issue so from 3 I put 2 stars because you pay 120 euros for a mouse that is a lot of money and the company seems not to care about any potential problems that may arise
to exw 2 mhnes to pontiki, apo ta kalutera pontikia pou eixa pote, alla exei xalasei h rodela kai den perimena ena toso akrivo pontiki na einai toso anthektiko
Maybe a bit pricey but the truth is that you won't find anything better for competitive gaming
I have it for 5 months, it is the best mouse on the market, a bit expensive but if you do demanding gaming it's worth it. Its battery lasts 6 to 7 days and its response is immediate. I highly recommend it!!!
I have had it for 1.5 years now and it is the best there is. I have changed many mice, but this one is incredibly lightweight, which makes it comfortable to use for hours of work or gaming. Since I am rough with mice, this one still works like new after 1.5 years, while other mice I have bought didn't last even 6 months
The best Mouse is lightweight but not too light to fly off the mousepad, the response is immediate, it works perfectly and the battery lasts for days. I highly recommend it, even though it may be a bit expensive compared to market standards
Owner for about 6 months now, the mouse is one of the best you will get, but, after a mini rage, the scroll didn't work so I changed the board for ~25 euros and then everything was fine, the battery is perfect and I got it specifically for the weight, the mouse in general is flawless just don't throw it on the desk in anger!!!
update 07/07/24 rip after the second mini rage... yes I know it's my fault but it's not for much, if you hit it a couple of times it's permanently over so it's not for nervous players...
Well, what can I say, for 130 euros it's worth it, plain and simple. Like a feather. Just the click, compared to the g102 I had, is VERY noisy. And the battery life is unbelievable.
The best thing for FPS gaming, after a year of use it doesn't lag anywhere, I have it like my child and the rank-ups are easy
I bought it after using the Razer Viper Ultimate and I have had it for 2 days, the first thing I noticed was how beautiful it is and how lightweight it is. It has nice clicks but they are a bit loud.
+Nice build quality
+Fast response
+Battery lasts a long time
+Fits perfectly in the hand
-High price
-If your hand sweats, it won't grip easily (that's why you need to buy grips for the mouse)
-Mediocre quality charging cable (if the battery runs out during a match, the cable will feel like extra weight, which is not an issue with the Viper Ultimate)
Awesome performance and response at wireless level, along with the shape.
Positives:
+ Awesome response
+ Very lightweight, as the name suggests :D
+ And other aspects regarding performance and shape
However, it has the following negatives:
- Terrible skates (the feet)
- Mediocre side buttons and relatively noisy main keys, not that it bothers me :D
- The plastic gets dirty relatively easily
How do you fix the negatives?
1. Wear headphones xD (a nice solution)
2. For the feet, I suggest ordering Corepads V2 from abroad :)
3. Order grips if they suit you so that it doesn't get dirty, otherwise have a cloth nearby to clean it :) (THE GRIPS THAT COME ARE FOR THE CLAMPS)
The best mouse for the money. There was a glitch where the battery was shaking inside, I sent it for warranty and they sent me a new one. Now it seems even better, maybe they did some rework or fixes...
Upgrade from G PRO Wireless to G PRO X Superlight. Guys, it's day and night, if you play Competitive it's a one-way street <3.
Bravo to Logitech, the most accurate sensor ever.
Good little mouse, definitely not worth the money if you consider that I was the owner of the viper mini and except for being wired I consider it equal, dare I say even better than the pro x. The buttons sound quite loud, it gives me a feeling of cheap construction. The battery is very decent. The weight is a matter of taste. I consider the 120 euros I bought it for excessive, but to each their own... I wouldn't buy it again, I would try something different even though I haven't encountered any problems. I just don't consider it vfm at all.
As a mouse reviewer, the general mouse that I recommend for gaming is this one.
This is because:
- It has a very good shape that suits most people (in my opinion, the best shape to suit many regardless of how they hold it)
- It is lightweight at 63 grams and the weight is centered
- Nice light clicks
- Very good battery life
- It has software
Of course, I have some complaints:
- The side clicks, although good, are not evenly pressed everywhere
- The scroll wheel, although light and nice, gives you the feeling that it is cheap
- It has micro USB instead of USB Type-C
- The skates (the things under the mouse that make it glide on the mousepad) that come with it (because yes, they can be changed) are not good.
Overall, however, it is one of my favorite mice. And if someone asked me what mouse to get without giving me any further information, I would say this one 100%.
If you can and want to spend that much money, don't hesitate. I come from the HyperX Pulsefire Haste (wired) which had issues in less than a year and before that the SteelSeries Sensei310. Incredible battery life, comfortable grip, and beautiful. It hasn't presented any issues for me. I use it all day, at work and at home (games & browsing). I believe I would buy it again but I hope I don't have to as it is very expensive :D
Excellent mouse, however, it also depends on the user's preferences. Nonetheless, there are other companies with more economical options that can do the job for you.
Positives: Extremely lightweight for its size and without any holes, very nice size and shape that will suit almost everyone, high-quality construction without any creaking under pressure, minimal and serious design without any gaming lights or buttons, etc.
Negatives: USB micro? Seriously? For a mouse that costs 140 euros, it doesn't even come with a second set of skates. The grips are of poor quality and tend to peel off, and they didn't even bother making them white like the mouse. There's some noise in front of the scroll wheel when you place it on the desk.
And some things that are a matter of personal preference: I prefer the textured surface of the Orochi V2, and I would like the scroll wheel and side buttons to be more clicky like the Razer Orochi V2.
Update: Finally, a decent mouse! I added Corepad grips and V2 skates, and it's a night-and-day difference with much better control. With the grips, it doesn't slip anywhere.
In brief: Unofficially, I give it 4 stars because after a year and a half it started double-clicking on the top mouse button, and the scroll wheel does its own thing when I use it, meaning that when I move it up and let go, it does another up-down. It's really shameful to use such poor quality materials in a mouse that costs 150 euros.
Officially, I give it 5 stars because as soon as I contacted them about my problem, after some tests we did together with customer support, they sent me a completely new sealed mouse for free. Now I just hope it doesn't have the same problems again and that it lasts, because I don't know if they'll serve me again for a second time.
I come from the Logitech G Pro Wireless, which was the best mouse I have ever used. Unfortunately, after 2.5-3 years of intense use (and being second-hand), it started double-clicking, so I moved on to the Logitech Pro X Superlight.
The mouse is like the previous model except that it is slightly smaller, without RGB, DPI button, and the ability to transfer the side buttons to the right. However, it has better "Omron 20M" switches so that it does not double-click. It could have Kailh 4.0 switches that I would prefer, but these do their job. It is really lightweight (although the difference with the G Pro Wireless is not chaotic) and surprisingly compact. As for the battery, it is really a beast and much better from my personal point of view than its predecessor.
Finally, its mouse feet could be a little better, but they still serve me well enough, maybe in the future, I will change them.
I highly recommend it!
The best mouse I have ever purchased. Ideal weight, immediate response, very long battery life, perfect design. It does not fall short in any way.
Why buy a cheaper mouse if you'll end up buying another cheaper mouse again? Just get this one and be done with it... It doesn't wear out and its battery has an incredible lifespan. Not to mention its zero response time (1000hz) and DPI settings that reach 20+ k!
Just if your hands sweat easily, it's better to get the black one because the white one gets dirty easily.
You have to be a neat freak to get the white one because for me it's just really pretty in that color
Coming from the Coolermaster MM710 and Razer Viper Ultimate, I can say that this is by far the best mouse I have ever used. Its weight is ideal and despite being lightweight, the construction is very high-quality. At first, I had doubts because I am a fingertip user, but it now fits better in my hand than the MM710, which has much smaller dimensions. Regarding the size of my palm, it is 18 cm. The weight is approximately 62 g and 60 g without the plastic that magnetically attaches to the bottom of the mouse. A small detail about the color worth mentioning is that the white version has slightly better grip and does not leave fingerprints. Finally, if someone wants even better grip, grip tape is included in the package.
Owner of this mouse for a month now. Response and battery are all good. The weight is minimal and convenient. BUT the price is not justified for ANY reason. I bought it for 120€ and I believe it's not worth giving that much money for it. It has nothing more than the basic keys and it's not worth more than 20€ - 30€. In the program, you simply adjust the DPI and that's it. It's overpriced and you're simply paying 100€ more for the brand. Avoid it.
Surely the money is a lot, but the product is top-notch in its category and it's hard to find any flaws.
I believe that this shape suits everyone, but it is very light, so someone who is used to a heavy mouse may take some time to get used to it. The mouse feet are worn out and need to be replaced ASAP! Let's not fool ourselves, this is an expensive mouse. If someone saves up for a long time and it doesn't work out well for them, they will be very disappointed.
Unfortunately, I didn't know that the factory feet pads were for a 20-30 euro Mouse. I have an Artisan Japan mousepad, which is the highest quality available. If I had continued to use this specific mouse, the mousepad would have been completely scratched and unusable. Luckily, I saw a corresponding video on YouTube with the same mouse and mousepad, and immediately switched to my old mousepad to prevent any damage. The mouse is obviously state-of-the-art, but the mouse feet act like razors on my mousepad. It's really unacceptable for a 120 euro mouse to have such cheap feet. If I could go back in time, I wouldn't buy it, and obviously I don't recommend it.
Update (7/4/22)
With new Corepads mouse feet, the mouse feels completely different and now I can say it's ideal. So I would definitely recommend changing the pads for much better handling.
Simply fantastic mouse!
The price is a bit steep, but it's worth every penny! Incredible build quality!
So first, I'll start with the negative part - I bought it for 115 euros, which is a steep price for over 50% of people these days. I've had the mouse for exactly 1 month and 1 week, and suddenly the sensor broke while I was playing. I realized something was wrong with the game when it started lagging, and after trying a few things like changing a couple of games to see if it was the game's fault, and then using my other mice, I was right - the sensor had broken and it would freeze for 1 second before continuing from where it should have been if it hadn't lagged. This is very bad when you're a competitive gamer, but even if you're not, you can't play properly and you lose all fights. So my opinion of the quality is very poor. You might say that this always happens and it's automatic, but I should add that I haven't dropped it or hit it - I'm very careful with it!
Now, to answer whether it suited me and if I enjoyed it for this 1 month - if you're a proper gamer and play games for many hours, and if you're competitive, it's the best. It suited me perfectly and I've changed many mice from many companies, but this one was the best. It's light, completely controllable, and has a fast response. It's also wireless, which is a big plus - no matter where I hold it, it's perfect. Except for the fact that it broke, it's unbeatable, and I didn't regret spending 115 euros on it at all. The feeling in-game is the reason why I chose to replace it instead of getting a refund from the store where I ordered it. I won't change it in any case. Now, if it gives me problems again, we'll see when I get my hands on the new one, because I just hope it was a one-time thing! I'll update you in a month or two!
To cut a long story short, this mouse is the best. Everything is perfect, even the stickers. Compared to other mice, they were applied quickly and are the most high-quality I've seen. Because my hand didn't slip on the mouse, my aim for headshots was much better. It's worth the money and is for pro players. I don't care that it has 20M Omron clicks because I don't find anything wrong with them. I don't care about the charging cable, which is the classic one and feels good. I don't care that it doesn't have a DPI button because I play with 600 DPI and adjust the sensitivity for each game if needed. The mouse is a personal opinion for everyone... for me, this mouse worked well and greatly increased my performance. It beats any other mouse I've used. It's the king of mice.
Owner of G PRO X, G PRO, and Razer Viper Ultimate.
Night and day difference between G PRO X and the original G PRO in terms of plastic quality.
However, it still has some of the same issues as the first one.
The Hero optical sensor is excellent, but there is a performance ceiling with even the best sensors on the market, whether it's Razer or Logitech. You won't notice a difference in high-end models. But yes, it's still excellent.
It now has Omron 20m switches, which are found in cheaper Logitech mice and don't have the double-click issue that all expensive Logitech mice have (like the G PRO). However, it's disappointing that Logitech chose to go with something so cheap instead of better Omron or even tried-and-true Kailh GM 8.0 or 4.0 switches, which are now the standard in the enthusiast market. Also, the noticeable debounce delay is a negative for those who want high CPS (clicks per second) in certain games.
If you have sweaty palms, using the mouse in a palm grip may be uncomfortable because the surface is too smooth.
Once again, the mouse feet on the Logitech mouse are terrible. While they've moved away from the classic cheap black PTFE feet, they now use pure 100% PTFE feet that are incredibly thin, making them easily scratched and useless in some cases. If you plan to buy this mouse, it's best to get aftermarket feet like Corepads. Personally, with use on a hard pad, they lasted two weeks before problems arose, while with other "top-tier" mouse feet like those on the Razer Viper Ultimate or Pulsar Xlite, they lasted for months without issue.
Finally, it comes with the same bad cable as the G Pro. It's as if there's no chance you'll use the mouse while it's charging.
Something I hoped to see in the G PRO X was the charging dock that's incredibly convenient and was seen in the Razer Viper Ultimate.
Overall, I feel that Logitech is trying to cut costs wherever they can, sacrificing the user experience.
Aside from the above issues, which are minor and not deal-breakers, the only problem that bothers me is that the plastic on the clicks moves left and right with minimal movement, causing them to touch each other when I want to click or even overlap each other. Also, with a finger-tip grip, there is a wobble effect when I have my fingers at the beginning of the click.
Overall, it's a very good mouse, with no delay or interruptions in the connection and a very good battery. Perhaps overpriced, but the options in this budget are the Razer Viper Ultimate and the G PRO X when it comes to high-end mice.
The build quality issue may have been unique to me, or it may be common across entire batches.
 Logitech Pro X Superlight Wireless Gaming Mouse 25400 DPI Black |  Logitech G Pro Wireless Wireless RGB Gaming Mouse 16000 DPI Black |  Logitech Pro X Superlight 2 Wireless Gaming Mouse 32000 DPI Black |  Logitech G305 Wireless Gaming Mouse 12000 DPI Black |  Razer Viper V3 HyperSpeed Wireless Gaming Mouse 30000 DPI Black |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| from 102,00 € | from 99,90 € | from 175,00 € | from 39,90 € | from 65,42 € |
| ManufacturerLogitech | Logitech | Logitech | Logitech | Razer |
| Available through Skroutz | Available through Skroutz | Available through Skroutz | Available through Skroutz | Available through Skroutz |
| Connection MethodWireless | Wireless | Wireless | Wireless | Wireless |
| More Specs |
Be the first to leave a comment!