Logitech has one of the best gaming mice in its portfolio with the G Pro X Wireless. With the successor Superlight, Logitech sharpens again and wants to offer some detail improvements. In particular, the mouse was once again on a diet, but should still last significantly longer in wireless mode. Whether this can work without the gaming mouse has to do without features or quality, our detailed test report should clarify.
Technical data
The Logitech G Pro X Wireless Superlight has been available since the end of 2020. It is offered in two variants, once in Black* and once in White* for an MSRP of €149 each.
| Connection: | Wireless (2.40GHz) or via USB-A (1.8m) |
| Sensor: | Logitech Hero 25K |
| DPI: | 100 – 25,600 DPI (adjustable in increments of 50) |
| RGB lighting: | No |
| Buttons: | 5 |
| Polling rate: | 1,000 Hz |
| Dimensions (L x H x W): | 125 x 40 x 63.5 mm |
| Weight: | 63 g (Wireless operation) |
| Price: | € 149.14* |
Packaging and scope of delivery
The Superlight arrives to us well padded in a chic and mainly black packaging.
In addition to the actual mouse, the following accessories are included:
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- USB receiver
- Extension adapter for USB receiver
- Charge/data cable
- Additional mouse glides for cover
- Grip adhesive strips
- Accompanying booklets
- Stickers
The accessories are sensibly chosen and extensive. Only a complete replacement set of mouse gliders is missed.
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