Logitech G PRO 2 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse, Right- or Left-Handed Mouse with up to 4 Customizable and Switchable Magnetic Side Buttons, 44K DPI Sensor, USB-C Charging, for PC/Mac - Magenta

So this is a bit of a different review. I have been using Microsoft intellimouse for decades and I really liked the shape and size. My last mouse started to flake out, so In an effort to modernize I started looking for other replacements. Exact replacements are way overpriced on eBay and such so I started looking at other options. This mouse is great. It’s a little bigger than the intellimouse I had but the shape is similar. Feels good in hand and is light. My hands are pretty average in size and it’s pretty comfortable to manipulate. Buttons can be swapped for dummy caps, so if you don’t need all the extra buttons, this is great to prevent accidental side clicks. Build is good, buttons and tracking are responsive. The usb dongle connects easily. I connect it to a dock for daily use and use a USBa to USBc adapter to connect directly to my MacBook when traveling. Battery life seems good so far. You can use this while plugged in via usb so no worries about needing to charge. I haven’t used this specifically for gaming, but I work in 3D with Maya so I need some precision. Works well and no issues. If you’re looking for a great mouse that can do more than just game, this one fits the bill.

I'm a former mouse enthusiast / addict and have far, far too many gaming mice. I had the originally G Pro Wireless and also multiple GPXs, Finalmouse, Pulsar, Lamzu, and so on. When this mouse was announced a lot of people in the enthusiast community were angry that Logitech was producing this mouse as it was "too heavy" and not following the market trends of being super lightweight. Super lightweight mice, such as 50gs and less, are overrated honestly. This mouse comes in at 80g and when I compare the weight between this and my GPX it's truly not that bad. Yes, you obviously feel a difference in weight, but 80g is not a brick by any means... I haven't had any issues with using this mouse. I prefer it over a lot of my lightweight mice. Objectively, this is a phenomenal mouse. It's lightweight, great battery, usb-c, has high polling rate and DPI (after the latest update), has buttons on both sides that can be remapped or even removed/covered, RGB is nice, scroll is smooth, clicks are snappy and not heavy, coating is very nice compared to my GPX and some other mice in my collection. Honestly, I am very, very happy with this mouse. I think the price is steep in comparison to the others, so if you can catch this on a sale I can assure you that you will not be disappointed.

I am a lefty and like others have said, it is nearly impossible to find a good left handed mouse anymore. This is not a left handed mouse, but it is the best ambidextrous mouse I have found so far. As a lefty, I needed to add the thumb buttons to the right side of the mouse and put the blanks on the left side. I was able to pry out all the bits with my fingernails and reconfigure the buttons with little effort. After this, everything works as a lefty would expect. I have large hands and this mouse fits pretty well in my hand, but it does feel slight smaller than some purpose-made lefty mice that I have used in the past, like the Razer DeathAddr Left, which I consider to be the gold standard lefty mouse. R.I.P. The mouse is lighter than other mice that I have used. It's notable, but not an issue for me. It has a nice feel and speed on my cloth mousepad. I am very happy with the feel and usability of this mouse. I have been using this device for several weeks now and the battery has been lasting 2.5 to 3 weeks on a full charge. There are 3 LEDs that indicate the amount of charge in the battery, and if you are charging the device they sequentially turn from flashing to solid as the charge increases. When it needs charging, all three light up solid red. I'm not sure why a wireless mouse has an LED that stays lit while you are using it. This doesn't make sense to me. I'd rather have more battery life than having an LED that is typically covered by my hand anyway. And I guess there's probably a way to turn it off in the Logitech software, but I have an aversion to installing the bloated software that is made for mice and keyboards anymore that require accounts, logins, etc. So I didn't install it and can't review it. What I can say is that the mouse works just fine on Windows 11 using the standard windows mouse settings. And I do some gaming, so this mouse does get tested a bit in-game. So far, so good. No issues in any games I have used it with so far. Great response. It feels just as responsive as any wired mouse as I have used. I am looking for reliability with this mouse after using a couple of cheaper Logitech mice that have had failures within a year or so of purchase. But it's too early to tell yet.

Great quality mouse, I have been using it for over a month now and it works flawlessly. My friend recommended this to me since he has the regular Logitech G PRO and I'm so glad I made the decision to purchase this one. I hope it lasts a long time since it's fairly expensive, but so far well worth it. The side mouse buttons feel a little cheap compared to the rest of the mouse but it's not a problem. It looks very clean with minimal RGB to provide a simple non distracting feel.

I needed a left-handed mouse (I'm right handed but dealing with trigger finger/trigger thumb). I like how light this mouse is. It's easy to change the buttons over. It shipped lightning fast too. Overall awesome.

Mouse is very good, couldn't ask for a better mouse. Problem is the box it came in was beat up and crushed. Just lucky the mouse wasn't affected. ZERO care in making sur the package gets to its destination intact. Be carful might get one that too beat up to use. Updated review: right mouse Click now hooks onto itself while clicking so stays stuck, unusable. Bad quality for the price get a good mouse for 60$ you'll get the same quality as this 200$ mouse.