It sports the goods - the HERO (High Efficiency Rating Optical) sensor, Lightspeed wireless tech, an internal battery, play-charge ability, and slick PTFE feet - but does so with a refined, smooth, and sedate design marked by a standard matte shell.
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In a world of flashy, hole-ridden, shiny mice, the Pro X Superlight Wireless stands apart. But does the mouse deliver high-end performance on par with its high-end asking price? Well, after spending some quality time with the G Pro X Superlight, we think enthusiasts will be more than pleased with what the mouse has to offer. The result? A $150 wireless ultralight mouse that focuses on the essentials.
It carries over everything great about the Pro Wireless - such as the shape, sensor, and wireless tech - but ditches that model's superfluous RGB and extra modular buttons. The mouse is listed at just 63 grams, but it's actually even lighter. That's where the brand-new G Pro X Superlight Wireless comes in. With the existing Logitech G Pro ($130), the company already has a high-end wireless mouse that meets the 80 gram specification for ultralight - but what would happen if Logitech pushed the G Pro Wireless to the extreme?
With that in mind, it's no surprise that Logitech is expanding its presence in the wireless ultralight gaming mouse market. Logitech is one of the top players in the computer peripherals space, and the company didn't rise to the top by sitting around idly watching competitors set trends.
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