Logitech G PRO X Superlight 2 DEX Wireless Gaming Mouse, 60g Pro-Grade with 5 Programmable Buttons, 44k DPI Sensor, 8kHz Report Rate, USB-C Charging for PC/Mac - Magenta

At first, the shape was really bad for me. I was just very unfamiliar with the shape and it felt like I was using a conch shell. But after adding Razer universal grips to it... The mouse is actually better than the other flat mice I have. It's very comfortable and actually has a lot of side real estate on the left side. This real estate allows me to hold the mouse solidly and have a lot more control on it.Overall, very good shape.The only issue is that my thumb region gets fatigued over long term use. Due to the shape, it feels as if I have to curve my thumb tighter into the middle to get a good grip.

The battery on this lasts quite a while and it's very responsive, especially for a wireless mouse. Since it's so lightweight, it moves easily and is comfortable to use. I'm not a heavy gamer, but for the gaming I do, it works well. I also use one for my office computer for work and it is great to use throughout the day. Stays connected with no strange issues.

Great build quality as expected (except the side buttons that feel very mushy on my unit).The right-hand version of the GPX feels surprisingly good in hand, providing extra stability.This model is a variant of the GPX2 so it comes with the same latest features (2K, 4K, 8K which I don't personally use) but also the heavier clicks of the GPX2 as opposed to the lighter ones on the GPX1.

I had the Superlight 2 mouse, but as a right-handed gamer, I was eager to try the DEX mouse due to its ergonomics. So far, I’ve been thoroughly impressed with it. While the clicks could be quieter, they’re still a part of the gaming experience. The scroll is smooth and responsive. Setting up the software was a breeze, and it’s also available on macOS. Compared to the Superlight 2, the DEX mouse is much more comfortable to use. I highly recommend this mouse to any right-handed gamer seeking a superlight option.

Buttons: Perfect pressure and tactility.Sensor: Flawless with unparalled wireless delay.Quality: Flawless Logitech quality and performance.If you want an Ergo Superlight, this is it. I do with it was a tad smaller. Logitech if you see this - refresh the G100s or G303 with Superlight qualities.

I'm a long time seasoned gamer. I started with some crappy RedDragon mouse from like 2014, before moving to Deathadder, the Deathadder v2 which I absolutely didn't like, and then moving to G403 to then G703... all of this mainly for playing League of Legends at a Diamond level (actually reached Master right before quitting - mission accomplished).Lately, however, I started to play more COD Warzone and had the original GPX Superlight which was surprisingly good in terms of the insaely low weight and wireless (drag free)... and whilst I never really had issues with that one, I didn't fully like the fact that it was ambidextrous. I do think when we have stuff designed precisely for our hand it should be better.So when I saw this one, I decided to give it a go, and oh boy... I'm absolutely loving it! It does remind me of the G403 a bit, though much lighter... and although I haven't used it to play LoL yet, I don't think it would be a problem.I did play LoL with the original GPX Superlight and felt completely off, mostly because I have large hands and those rapid clicks got very uncomfrotable with that one.... so I would expect that issue is partially gone in this one.All in all, solid purchase which I hope lasts me a while!Good luck with your decision.

The mouse is light and works great if paired with the power play mat. However for the price you can get other mouses if the weight is not that important

Great mouse. I can’t say it’s any better than the rest, but it does the job.