G Pro X Superlight

Loves the original Superlight's clean design, shape and finish, but its thin soft skates and lack of spares disappoint.

Has had their Superlight since release with zero issues, as have several friends.

Over a year of daily use, their Superlight is still going strong.

Calls the Superlight their favourite mouse of all time, always returning to it after many others.

Their Superlight's right button began double-clicking after about two years and was replaced under warranty.

Bought a used pink Superlight for $63: top sensor, 60g, amazing battery, good coating and safe shape; only micro-USB is a drawback.

Couldn't adapt to the Superlight after 10-12 months because the ridge on its right side made their straight fingers uncomfortable.

Their Superlight started double-clicking after two years and the replacement developed a scroll wheel issue within a month.

Within two months their Superlight developed double scrolling and a loose battery, and the feet were poor; they would rather pay more for something else.

Aimed better with the regular GPX than with the Superlight, even after adjusting sensitivity.

Moved from the Superlight to a bigger Zowie EC1-CW that suits their big hands better.

Loves their Superlight but finds the scroll wheel its only real complaint, across a white and a black unit from different batches.

Loves the Superlight's shape and feel, but went through three of them with scroll wheel issues before switching brands.

Went back to the Pro Wireless because the Superlight felt too light with no centred base.

Calls the Superlight one of the top-performing mice in the industry.

Picked up a used Superlight for $70 and immediately understood the hype: great shape, wireless and battery life.

The Superlight is the only lightweight wireless mouse they haven't had encoder problems with after a couple of years, though its shape fits them slightly less well.

Bought the Superlight for $63 on eBay and likes it, but calls out a clear flaw in an otherwise perfect mouse.

Used to main the Superlight until a Starlight-12 made it feel like a potato, though that mouse had a sideways-moving left click.

Their old Superlight is double-clicking on the side buttons, and replacement prices are high.

Never upgraded from the Superlight, though they dislike that the Superlight 2 removed side buttons.

Their Superlight (not the 2) developed a coating problem after washing with special soap and applying benzyl benzoate.

Used the GPX Superlight for about a year and found it better than ergo mice that forced a particular grip.

Mained the Superlight for nearly two years until their aim started to feel wildly bad.

Got a Superlight at launch and used it as main for a while before moving to a Lamzu Atlantis.

Switched to a DeathAdder V3 Pro that is just as light as the Superlight, with far better side buttons than the Superlight's mushy ones.

Their Superlight needs multiple presses before a side button registers.

Their Superlight started double-clicking after 11 months and 3 weeks, and is going under warranty.

Their Superlight started double-clicking and a blowing-into-the-mouse tip fixed it.

Their August 2022 Superlight developed obvious double-clicking on a thumb button, and Logitech helped.

Their Superlight bought in November 2021 developed scrolling problems after a year and double clicks after two.

Thinks the Superlight only suits hands of 19cm or more, preferring smaller mice themselves.

Can play hours on the Superlight at 95% of their best on a Viper Mini, which hurts their hand in a single CS2 match.

Used the Superlight for a while though it wasn't the most comfortable, and found a more comfortable mouse helped.

Currently using the Superlight with a claw grip while considering the Orochi V2.

Had a battery come loose on a Superlight.

Their one-month-old Superlight began peeling on the left button and the scroll wheel started creaking, even with only office use.

Their first-generation Superlight failed after more than four years, which they still call a great mouse.

Has used the Superlight for a while and finds its shape fine.

On an early-batch Superlight, the stock feet felt the worst out of the box of any mouse they've owned.

Has mained the Superlight for a month and enjoys it with a hybrid pad despite the criticism.

Used the Superlight as main for about two years with a fingertip/hybrid grip before moving to a smaller mouse.

Performed well with the Superlight but its potato shape felt off to them.

Found Superlight-weight mice too light for them, making their aim worse than a normal G Pro Wireless.

The Superlight, like other mice they tried, caused tendon pain, while a cheap wired DeathAdder V3 feels better.

A year of use with only slightly worn feet; feels like new.

“I've had mine for around a year now and besides the mouse feet being slightly worn the mouse feels like the day I got it.”

Two years in with no real problems; believes the double-click reports come from pressing the button edge.

“i have it 2 years now still nothing happend much. People getting double click problem because when click fully on edge of the mouse it's gets pressed in. Just grip it as normal human beig nothing will happen.”

Their white G Pro X Superlight, bought used about four years ago, hasn't yellowed at all.

“I own a white G Pro X Superlight and it's not yellow at all. I bought it in used condition like 4 years ago.”

Owned three Logitech G Pro X Superlights; all of them broke and all had mushy side buttons.

“FAR better than GPX Superlight, which I had 3 of, all of which broke, all of which had shit mushy side buttons.”

Chose the original G Pro X Superlight over the Superlight 2 and couldn't be happier; battery life is amazing.

“I got the Superlight, the original version. Couldnt be more happy. Battery life is amazing”

Owned the previous Superlight but switched to the DeathAdder V3 because it was too small and cramped their fingers.

“Superlight was too small so it would cramp my fingers.”

Their original Superlight developed double-clicking, and Logitech support hasn't responded in 2 months.

“my original superlight was double clicking and I had to send it in for testing and 2 months later, still no response from them.”

The scroll wheel on their Superlight 1 doesn't work properly most of the time.

“scroll wheel on the light doesnt like to work properly most of the time.”

Their original Superlight's scroll wheel stopped registering jumps after about a year (2k hours of CS).

“One thing about my original superlight is that the scroll wheel stoppped registering jumps after about a year of use”

Their original G Pro X Superlight is still going strong after 32 months.

“My GPX still going strong for the last 32 months”

The first Superlight is still one of the best mice they've used; only the shape moved them to the Thorn.

“The first Superlight is still one of the best mice I’ve ever used.”

Had 3-4 first-gen Superlights and all developed scroll wheel issues quickly.

“I had 3 or 4 of first superlights and one second and all of them developed scroll wheel issues pretty quickly”

Still using their Superlight 1, but it now double-clicks constantly.

“I still am using my gpx superlight 1, only issue is it's double clicking like a mf now”

Their original Superlight from 2020 is still fine as a work mouse apart from the worn coating.

“i’m still using my original gpx from 2020 as my work mouse and there’s no issue with it other than the coating”

Coming from a Rival 3, the original Superlight took adjusting: their palm hovers awkwardly over the back.

“This is my shitty, honest review of the Logitech Pro X Superlight (not 2).”

Has used their original G Pro X Superlight since 2021 and finds it still viable in 2026.

“I still use my GPX and use a micro to usb c converter. It’s a viable mouse in 2026, and I have had mine since 2021.”

After 50+ mice, went back to the Superlight V1 over the V2 for control.

“I've tried easily 50+ mice, tens of pads. I ended back up on my gpx V1, i have the V2 sat on my desk.”

Had two Superlight 1s that developed double clicks and mushy side buttons.

“had 2 gpx 1 and a gpx2, got tired of double clicks developing and mushy side buttons”

This user's original Superlight still works great after six years.

“Even my OG Superlight 1 is working great, six years later.”

This owner's white G Pro X Superlight from 2021 hasn't yellowed.

“I have a gpro x superlight i owned since 2021, it hasnt turned yellow yet.”

A user didn't love the original Superlight's shape and went through three that developed issues after about a year.

“With pure (un)luck the superlight had issues, that usually started showing after 1 year use.”

A user's original Superlight developed the reverse-scroll wheel fault and its coating is wearing away at contact spots.

“both me and a close friend of mine have the Superlight and both of our scroll wheels have the exact same issue you describe. Also, the coating on my mouse is eroding in frequent contact spots.”

A Superlight bought in 2023 developed reverse scrolling after a year, was repaired under warranty, and the fault returned two years later.

“About a year later, the scroll wheel started doing the reverse-scroll thing.”

Prefers the Viper V2 Pro's shape to the original GPX Superlight, whose raised hump makes them tense and hurts in longer sessions.

“GPX also would feel a lot better if it was lighter, but still hurts for longer sessions.”

Their older G Pro X Superlight has no complaints and is still in nearly perfect condition.

“Don’t really have any complaints about my old gpx and it’s still in nearly perfect condition”

The original Superlight was OK but never fully comfortable, and eventually developed double clicks and creaking.

“Logitech Superlight - It was ok, but I never felt 100% comfortable with it...”

They love their first-generation Superlight so much they're reluctant to replace it.

“currently using a first gen superlight ) and im reluctant to change because i love this mouse.”

The board died after three years, the scroll wheel failed before that and the side buttons were horrible.

“my 1st gen superlight's board shit the bed 3 years into ownership. Plus the scroll wheel that stopped working 6 months before that and the horrible side buttons.”

Their Superlight is starting to double-click and the small, mushy side buttons hurt their thumb.

“my g pro superlight is starting to experience double clicks”

Prefers it to the Superlight 2 for its lighter clicks.

“I personally prefer the gpx1 over the gpx2 because the clicks are lighter and the mouse is almost identical besides that.”

A relaxed-claw user finds the original Superlight's shape and weight distribution poor.

“I currently use the original gpro super light and my grip is a relaxed claw grip I’d say, it’s pretty shit in shape”

The upper side button died after almost five years, having double-clicked for two.

“my g pro x superlight upper side button died today, it just won't click. it's been double clicking for 2 years”