Logitech G - G Pro Gaming Mouse

Coolermaster "CM storm" Mizar. Switched to original G Pro (corded) when it was still in G305 shape afterwards

I have the 1st Gen G Pro since 2020 and was never really careful with it and it still works perfectly. Maybe I am just lucky because this is certainly the most reliable mouse I have ever had

Logitech g pro hero wired

Maining this rn (g pro wired as a backup). As someone who prefers heavier mice (80-85g), this really fits my preferences rn. Rly wish companies could give us heavier mouse options with modern sensors

Let me write an interesting story. Cutting it short, but I bought a Logitech G Pro (wired one) at release and find myself with 3 of them. I gave one to my brother. Kept another one for later. After 4 years my first mouse died overnight. “Ok bad luck, let me take the other one I have). 6 months later, that second one now has also double clicking while I barely used it. And in between the one of my brother also stopped functioning… I have a very demanding job so I’m not gaming even that much, and still, I mostly play very slow paced games involving a relatively small number of clicks per minute. For most of that time, my brother was leaving abroad, so barely used the mouse… Isn’t that very strange? A bad batch? Planned obsolescence? Want something even more interesting? When I bought the G Pro I equally bought their mechanical keyboard with Romer G or whatever. It also died within that timeframe… So yeah…. Veeeeery curious… I ditched Logitech since then because 4 years lifespan for a 60€ mouse (3 of them actually with 2 barely used) and a 150€ (with discount) keyboard is unacceptable. Now rocking since 4 years a Cherry mechanical keyboard low profile caps and a Zowie mouse. To be seen how long they last but I’m anyway absolutely in love with the Zowie. Couldn’t be purchasing any other mouse to be frank. It’s just absolutely perfect for me.

Yup. 100% of my Logitech mice got the double click problem

G Pro wired, 2x G203 and G303. All four starting double clicking after 1-2 years

I still use wired g pro, to me its like it was made for my hands. Sucks that its been discontinued.

zowie b v2 series has really thick plastic walls, much thicker than the newer c or d series. or just regular b series but that's downgraded in a lot of ways. if u can find either of them new. there's also metal mice but the base is generally brittle plastic with honeycomb holes and quite easy to crack since the metal doesn't bend to give any structural leeway, if you drop it on the base it'll break even easier than a plastic mouse. g102/203 are ok too but outdated sensor wise. ironically the older g pro wired is better, especially the oldest 3366 variant (you can distinguish them via sticker shape on the bottom and cable). g305 is ok too but the clicks on mine went to shit after a while so i just use the g pro 3366 instead. the pro intellimouse also has some fans seems fairly well built, but i've never tried it.

idk i have owned like 15 mice probably including rly expensive ones and i still play on g pro wired 3366

idk its more like specs have just been too good for too long. ever since the 3366 in like 2015 i don't think there's been meaningful sensor improvement and otherwise click latency is ok but doesn't matter for osu unless u click, it feels right in the hand, weight doesn't matter much unless it feels wrong.

That's what I thought when I used mice with a different shape. I also have an Mchose L7 Ultra, which has a less aggressive shape and a size that fits my hand, and I really like it, but the G Pro Wired and its shape will always be perfect and definitive for me.

I also have a first gen G Pro with the powerplay mousepad and it works pretty well. Occasionally I'll get a glitch where the mouse kinda acts up with the cursor going to the bottom left corner of the screen randomly but that's maybe once a month ish~.

Logitech G Pro (Wired) same shape to G102. Still have it, but switched to G305 then MCHOSE G3.

The ghost clicks have been a common issue with all Logitech mice for the past 5-6 years. I replaced the switches on Kali on different models and after a year the problem returns. And on both the left and right buttons. Moreover, I had very old Logitech mice that worked for 6-7 years without problems and they had the cheapest switches. Also I remember a few years ago, Canada Computers had 15-20 open boxes of the G Pro Wired in every store due to mass returns. I returned the G Pro to Amazon myself after the left button started acting up after three weeks. My conclusion is that there is something wrong with the design of the Logitech mice themselves that causes the switches to wear out very quickly. I've installed Kali in the most basic Dell mice and they've shown very acceptable longevity. So I'm done dealing with the Logitech brand.

Been using Logitech mice for the past 15 years or so. My favorite ones are G Pro wired and g305. Really you don’t need any more than a g305, unless you want more buttons. You use a free tool called piper to configure the mouse, or you use a Mac / windows PC to configure it’s on board profile.

ive had the **g pro x v1** for more than a year now and with maybe daily use ive only had to charge it monthly or once in 3 weeks. Also i havent had any problems with it as of right now. Wheel works fine, no problems on the buttons either. And i game game on it. But it is expensive if youre not looking for the gaming performance it has. If youre looking for productivity or anything of the sort i wouldnt suggest it for the price. If moneys no object id consider it still. The one thing about it that its too light for me. Its amazing and it has improved my flick aim, but its too small for my hand and ive noticed is that im significantly better at tracking targets with an old wired razer deathader tournament edition since its bigger and heavier, i have tried other big mouses that are light but its not the same as it and i think its the weight.

Look i used 2 mice in my mac journey. A g pro 1st gen that works flawlessly with mac and has good software and my current daily driver a razer vioer v3 hyperspeed but in order to use that i loaded a profile from a windows machine.

I still use my wired Logitech G Pro

Mx518 g pro if you want the old shape. Recommend a grip change + benchmarks grind to create new muscle memory. I used to palm mx518, but I eventually did a fingertip grip on it for a while before switching to the g wolves hsk pro and darmoshark m5.

i have this mouse also, they have magnetic pieces that take <5 seconds to swap

I had 2 gpro models where the mouse wheel would like double or tripple input for each spin or would just randomly scroll when I was moving the mouse. I jump with mwheeldown and I jump a lot. I don‘t see how wd40 would fix that. Both after like 1 year.

It‘s a great mouse with awful software. All pros use GproMemory manager instead of the full software. It will add mouse acceleration sectetly. I actually went from a G Pro to a G pro superlight and now I‘m back to a G Pro because I prefer a little more weight on my mouse.

I've used these gpros since 2019 and these superlights are fantastic. But again after a lot of research there's way cheaper options out there. I'm just use to this, I've tried a few brands. I think the first drop of the glorious mouse was fantastic. But I haven't tried their new tech.

Logitech g pro only right answer, block any users who say otherwise, specially if it's Razer.

my g pro scroll got fucked and everyone i know have same problem! im looking for a mouse with good scroll and 100% not g pro!

There is no best mouse tbh it's shape dependant. Lamzu (Thorn, Maya, Atlantis), Pulsar (X2, or Xlite), Razer (Viper or Deathadder), Logitech (G Pro), VXE (R1 or Mad R) Just a few brands to look into and check shapes on^ There are loads of decent mice out there these days though. Just look for something with either a PAW3395 or the newer PAW3950 sensor. Can save quite a lot of money and still get a competitive mouse by going with a Chinese brand like VXE, Lamzu, or Scyrox, etc. Some of these have Web based software also which imo is vastly better than razers Synaps and Logitechs GHub. AimAdept on YouTube has lots of videos on gaming mice.

gpro is great tbh , deserves the hype it gets

Honestly it is a good mouse. It's expensive but a great mouse overall. I have the regular variant of the G PRO and it's the most comfortable mouse I've used so far and even this regular one is really lightweight. The battery also lasts seemingly forever before having to charge it but for me it always ends up dying in the middle of a cs match. The ONLY issue I've encountered with it is that the right click sometimes doesn't hold and I've done team damage in game because of it. I've tried doing a right click molly jump throw in CS2 and sometimes the right click will only register a click rather than recognizing that I'm holding down right click. I do have a question though. What wireless mouse would you suggest? I absolutely LOVE the shape and size of my G PRO Wireless but I want to try something different when it breaks. I can always get used to fairly small differences in shapes and sizes but I want something with similar DPI accuracy as my G PRO. I've had quite a few mice previously (all wired) and each one at the same DPI felt completely different. I don't want any with holes on it because of trypophobia, but other than that I just don't know where to start.

I use the Logitech G Pro and I really like it. It has buttons on both sides so works for right or left hand. You can put the buttons on the side you won't use to be flush with the mice so it's not in the way. Don't know how to do it since I am right handed and it came that way :) 

I like my gpro and my fingers are hella long

You will need one custom made. That's one of the largest mice ever made. I would consider a fingertip mouse designed for a large variety of hand sizes. The logitech g pro might actually be a good fit, its the most "safe" shape on the market for any hand size

I have the G pro, G305, and the G3 Ultra. The shape is similar but for me but the mchose was noticeably taller in the palm area. Also the mChose is really easy to mis-click the right button from the bottom right corner... Not a fan but the G305 isn't exactly reliable.

I have a G502 HERO and I think there are better mouses for fps gaming like g pro

Logitech has made some rather large models, like the old venerable mx1000, and successors. Perhaps you would like one of their devices. I have used logi mice forever, currently have a g pro at oneachine and a g305 (would likely be way too small for you) at the other. Perhaps check out a 502 - it's very popular, has a good sensor, and is too chunky for me. Kensington might also have something you like - they make a lot of different form factors.

Just get the G Pro then, with the buttons you can move to the right side.

I'm by no means the best PVMer, but I also don't think I'm the worst. 2k zammy, 2449% telos, solo hm vorago to name a few of my "achievements". I have a mmo mouse, but I do not use it. I currently use a Logitech Gpro. You do not need that many buttons, I use four. One for ctrl, one for alt, one for vuln (idk why but helps me remember to reapply, and one for target cycle. Binding two of my four buttons to alt and control provides me with almost infinite bindings. Enough for what I want to do at least. TLDR; You don't NEED a MMO mouse. They are overhyped, but can help I guess.

i have/had a lot of problems with the G pro: \-side click stopped working, replaced it with parts from AliExpress. \-double clicking happened to me like 10 times, i weld new switches every time, but recently just bough how swap board and did not had any double click issues for 2 years. \-i had (and now also have) that annoying issue with the scroll wheel going for couple of ticks the opposite, u just need to open the mouse and spray wd40 in to the wheel thingy that the wheel attaches to. its annoying AF, and i hate this mouse. but i also like it because i can fix it and it considered one of the lowest input lag mouses in the market. this is the modern issues, they make shitty products so they will crap out and u will buy more OR they make it cheap to save costs. (probably both)

GPX. After trying many mice, i always find myself back on the G Pro so i lost passion to jump on every new hypetrain, use it for a week and throw it in the drawer to collect dust. Have you tried the Mamba Wireless? It was a great ergo for larger hands. Mine had sensor issue and Razer never really showed any love for the Mamba (they just kinda merged DA/Mamba with the V3). I still have DA V2 Pro laying around somewhere but haven't seen much use because of the front flare and Mamba hump was better suited for me.

The G Pro shape is terrible and I absolutely hate it

Logitech G pro, the one and only

MX518. I wish they had wireless. Deathadder V3 Pro (I do also have the Hyperspeed too but I keep gravitating to the V3 Pro) I tried the Basilisk V3 (didn't like it), tried the Orochi V2 (too small and hurts hands), tried the Viper (preferred Deathadder V3 Pro better), tried the GPro (prefer Deathadder v3 pro much better) For eronomic office mouse I actually oddly enough loved the microsoft sculpt mouse. It's like a big ball. But it's discontinued now. I also like the MX Master 3 but it can feel clunky at times - but I rotate between that and the DAV3 Pro.

reddit never fails me so lets start, heres my details * 19x10cm hands * Relaxed/Sorta Aggressive Claw * Arm Aimer, Micro adjustments with wrist * Low-Med sens on Valorant/CS2 * 61.5 cm 360 \~ Valorant * 94.5 cm 360 \~ CS2 * Mainly play FPS games * Prefer a lightweight/Wireless mouse * Ill use both Ambi/Ergo mouse A few mouse I've tried * GPRO/GPRO X - A mouse everyone loves, for being the biggest it feels the most awkward in my hand * Lamzu Atlantis mini - Loved this mouse, best aim with this and hump felt best with this mouse out of the 3. Scroll Wheel does what it wants now though * Razer Deathadder V3 hyperspeed - Most comfortable out of the 3 but hump was a bit too far foward. * Glorious Model o - Felt super flat and wide, wasnt a bad mouse though I really haven't been looking at any mice recently so I don't really know what new or top in the game right now. Preferably a mouse like the Lamzu Atlantis Mini would be best or a Ergo mouse like the deathadder v3 hyperspeed size but with a hump farther back. Thanks in advance, everyone have a good one.

theres just other alternatives nowadays that brings more value for the price. For example with the razer viper v3 pro you get a mouse that is better suited for claw and has MUCH better stock mouse feet. The G Pro shape is arguably also a little too safe for some, as you should find one that is specifically your hand size and grip style. But dont get me wrong its still a great mouse

8bit duo controller and g pro for the mouse.

i’ve bought the g pro, superlight, viper v3 all on amazon and they’ve been refurbished so got them very cheap and they been champs no issues

but to answer your question, I use a normal G pro, the g903 is another ambi option that's larger and heavier. There are no superlight mice left handed to my knowledge

I've never said buy a g pro, I actually hate that mouse. I literally said buy a vxe r1 for that price

Coulda got a vxe r1 for that price but instead got an MMO mouse lmao

It depends on your hand size and preferred grip style, but the safest bets are the Razer Viper v3 and the latest G Pro. I am using a modded Op1 8k, which works excellent for claw, even with big hands, if that suits you! To investigate further, check out Rocketjumpninja’s website, YouTube channel, and the YouTuber Boardzy. They are both great reviewers.

Logitech G Pro Hero lasted me 3 years but I regret the decision because for the price I could’ve gotten a better wireless mouse

I personally i like the viper ultimate over g pro

Holy shit, 12 years? Rest in peace soldier My longest lasting mouse is a Logitech G pro (5 years and counting)... I hope it makes it to 10 lol

Holy shit, 12 years? Rest in peace soldier My longest lasting mouse is a Logitech G pro (5 years and counting)... I hope it makes it to 10 lol

Holy shit, 12 years? Rest in peace soldier My longest lasting mouse is a Logitech G pro (5 years and counting)... I hope it makes it to 10 lol

Always been a buy once cry once kinda guy so I bought a G Pro when they were fairly new and after having it for going on 4 years I think, I'll never pay that much for a mouse again. I've had to replace the switches 3 times and now the side buttons are double clicking too. Maybe the new ones are good but I won't be getting another one

The battery isn't a bad thing, compared to say your rechargeable ones getting shorter and shorter runtimes as the months go by (my pulsar, basilisk v3, gwolves barely hold decent charge). I just swapped out my pro click mini batts after months, with weeks waiting to replace it with extra batteries on hand. I tried swapping out batteries on my g pros and it didn't end well. So yeah, replaceable batteries are good a good thing for me now :D

I just have 2 mice. A g pro for fps/any other game, and a Naga for Wow

I would say G Pro is a great choice, already have three of them

How did you get a Razor mouse to hold up for 12 years? After using an Mx 5 for a decade I went through a string of Razor mice, the DA included, that all double clicked within 12 months. Went back to Logitech after them (g-pro) and have had it for ~8 years now with no issues. I've always just figured that Razor periphs were cheap shit with lights on them sold to "gamerz"

How did you get a Razor mouse to hold up for 12 years? After using an Mx 5 for a decade I went through a string of Razor mice, the DA included, that all double clicked within 12 months. Went back to Logitech after them (g-pro) and have had it for ~8 years now with no issues. I've always just figured that Razor periphs were cheap shit with lights on them sold to "gamerz"

How did you get a Razor mouse to hold up for 12 years? After using an Mx 5 for a decade I went through a string of Razor mice, the DA included, that all double clicked within 12 months. Went back to Logitech after them (g-pro) and have had it for ~8 years now with no issues. I've always just figured that Razor periphs were cheap shit with lights on them sold to "gamerz"

for me logitech g pro

Ive had my g pro for about 3 years and it still works perfectly gaming with it daily.

I had First the xm1r endgame, then g pro.. going back to endgame now the shape as well the clicks are so nice

I had 2 gpro and a superlight and i always get doubleclicks after 2~3 years

12k hours gpro been through 8 of them

G Pro Hero, but you probably won't find it "new" easily.

It baffles me that no one recommended the g pro here. Hands down the best mice I have testest and perfekt for siege.

Meanwhile my gpro started doing it after 1 year. If you’re reading this and have the same issue, look into replacing the switch under the click button. Super easy and saved me from buying a new one.

Meanwhile my gpro started doing it after 1 year. If you’re reading this and have the same issue, look into replacing the switch under the click button. Super easy and saved me from buying a new one.

Meanwhile my gpro started doing it after 1 year. If you’re reading this and have the same issue, look into replacing the switch under the click button. Super easy and saved me from buying a new one.

I’d say the weight is the most significant difference. I couldn’t game on my MX Master anymore, especially with FPS games after I got my hands on the Logitech G Pro mouse a couple of years back. At one point, I had both mice connected and the MX Master would rest on the side, patiently waiting for me to use it in Excel and stuff when I was done gaming.

Going from a G Pro to a G Pro X Superlight 2, I immediately missed the two extra side buttons. They were very useful for mapping basic macros for the most important Lightroom functions (before/after view, highlights view, masking module and grid/develop) so that I didn't need to use a keyboard at all while editing.

got my girl a superlight and her shit is ducked my regular gpro 8 years old and works perfectly

Check out [prosettings](https://prosettings.net/lists/league-of-legends/) They mostly detail stuff for CS and Valorant pros where peripheral changes are a more popular topic. So the league list isn't exhaustive and not 100% up to date. As with other games, variants of the Razer Viper and Logitech G Pro dominate the list. But the G703, G903, and Deathadder also make appearances. Niche lightweight brands like Vaxeee and Finalmouse that have made inroads in CS and Valorant don't have much traction in league.

What's funny is 3/5 use Logitech mice. Not even a former sponsor. An old CS Pro (I believe Neo of VP?) Used a 2002 Microsoft Intellisense Mouse until like... 2018. He never wanted to lose any muscle memory.

G Pro and FM dont even have similar shapes, but +1 to ULX. Love the shape

The issue is, people keep buying them. Like I get the R&D for lightweight mouse can be expensive, but... $179 is pretty nuts. As long as people keep buying them and paying the esports tax, they're gonna keep selling them at this crazy price. I have a G305 that feels really similar to the G Pro for 1/3 the price, with a similar but albeit nerfed Hero sensor that was in the 1st gen G Pro.

Exactly. The G305 feels really similar, but at 1/3 the price. I don't truely understand why the G pro light is all the rage. I used a G pro for a week, and while it did feel very smooth and responsive, I also had a G305 that felt very similar.

Without pain, mostly. Small, symmetrical mice work well for some, and are an uncomfortable mess for others. They (bigger mice) certainly suit palm, relaxed claw, and claw grips better, and those with larger hands better, but just like with smaller mice, they either fit your hand and are comfortable to use or they don't/aren't. I can't use something size and shape of a GPro without heinous cramps with any grip, but I can use a DAV3 for hours without any discomfort at all. Even if the smaller mouse were theoretically better, actually being able to use a peripheral comfortably is priority #1, and a larger ergonomic mouse is more comfortable for some people.

I can say that for the budget price and generic but tried and true shape, it's the best mouse I have used. Coming from a long time Razer customer

Owned 6 logitech mouse, 4 g502 1 g pro and 1 superlight. All have double click. Fuck them I overpaid for final mouse starlight tenz but its been going strong for 2 years now close to 3 and I dropped it a few times. The logitech double clicked after a fuckinng year

do have a op1 but its too small, think will try the lemokey g2 or la-1 so just sticking to gpro atm, keyboard i dont think much of if it works it works. mousepad i like, has enough speed and control a hyperion, think that g2 mouse will be wide enough the op1 is like only just too thin to cause hand pain and mz1 width feels ok and looks like the width of the g2 where griped

I have played like 6k hours with that mouse, good choice

This. Yes, I can remember to plug it in in game when it almost dies, but it's a thought thay hasn't came across my mind in YEARS. It's just always charged, wirelessly, and until someone else does the same tech, I love my superlight. Are there better mice? for SURE. Will I get them? Not without powerplay If it ain't broke, don't fix it. Logitech hasn't done me wrong, ever since I got my g502 and moved onto the gpro and the GPSL.

Logitech G Pro. It's served me well but the first one i got, the mouse wheel broke after a few days so i got a replacement and it has been fine. One of the best mice i've used.

this entire thread is making me question how i hold my mouse. my g pro definitely does not fill my palm but i didn’t think it was supposed to. i have more of a claw grip and really maintain control with the fingertips of my thumb, ring, and pinky fingers

An MMO mouse with FPS mouse insides would be the best mouse on the market. I used a second gen naga from like 15-18 to play cs and then switched to regular fps mice (final mouse, so many g pros, viper pros). I still remember how comfortable I was on the nagas number pad for all of my key binds.

Sorry to say i own the G100 family since i was like 7, i love the shape and just last month my G pro hero started to double click, this is my 9th Logitech mouse... Just ordered the same mouse since it's only $20 and it just arrived as i commented here. If you're lucky you won't get double click within the 2 years, used G305, G102 4 times, G100, G100S, G pro hero...

Tbh what's the issue with the 100 family? Why does it double click.. g102, g100, g100s, 305, pro, pro hero all of them i use double clicks within 2 years..

I’ll get hate but without a doubt in my opinion it’s the GPRO Just a mouse that can literally do everything and fits pretty much everyone. It doesn’t do anything perfect but it comes damn close. I don’t use it for fps because it’s not optimal for my grip but if I’m doing or playing anything else it’s fantastic.

I had 1 of these that failed within a year, so did the replacement. The 3rd one they sent had a broken scroll wheel but since the warranty doesn't restart I got stuck with the worst of the 3. I tried the G Pro first since I just wanted a good mouse, and moved to this one after having click problems with that one too. Now I don't use Logitech mice after probably 10+ years of using them.

my gpro is broken as is my logitech gpro keyboard. The quality of all products these days is dog shit. Throw on top my razer 150 dollar wireless mouse is also broken! YAY!!!

G Pro and I have a G305 sitting on the bench. Considering. Using that soon just for one less thing to charge.

It can still be fixed, if you want to. You can easily purchase buttons for maybe 3 to 5 dollars and ask a mobile repair shop to replace the buttons, they have tools and will ask you less. If you have a solder iron and stuff you can do it yourself. I recently changed my logitech G pro's buttons.

It can still be fixed, if you want to. You can easily purchase buttons for maybe 3 to 5 dollars and ask a mobile repair shop to replace the buttons, they have tools and will ask you less. If you have a solder iron and stuff you can do it yourself. I recently changed my logitech G pro's buttons.

It can still be fixed, if you want to. You can easily purchase buttons for maybe 3 to 5 dollars and ask a mobile repair shop to replace the buttons, they have tools and will ask you less. If you have a solder iron and stuff you can do it yourself. I recently changed my logitech G pro's buttons.

Logitech gpro has buttons on both sides

Yeah same experience og deathadder, about 6 months and middle click stopped working Warranty, got a chroma deathadder, same thing in about 6 months. Logitech Gpro has been flawless. (It was more expensive too so there is that)

Yeah same experience og deathadder, about 6 months and middle click stopped working Warranty, got a chroma deathadder, same thing in about 6 months. Logitech Gpro has been flawless. (It was more expensive too so there is that)

Yeah same experience og deathadder, about 6 months and middle click stopped working Warranty, got a chroma deathadder, same thing in about 6 months. Logitech Gpro has been flawless. (It was more expensive too so there is that)

Hey I know this post is a little old now but as a WZ gamer and someone with 10 different mouses. I agree with others to avoid Razer. My scroll wheel on the Razer viper pro went out very quickly. I’ve had a Logitech g pro super light for months now with no issues and I had a Logitech g pro for years without issue. I’d def recommend going Logitech

Not challenger, diamond, but my suggestions won’t be much different. Comfort is optimal, I have large hands and the Logitech g pro and the pro lite are my favorite mouse, wireless is definitely the way to go for league. Unless you play a lot of fps you don’t really need a crazy light mouse, they all sense the same it’s just about feel. Only downside to the gpro is that after 3 years my mouse wheel broke, but that’s because I was moving and stored it improperly. 3 years in, I work from home and still only have to charge it maybe once a week.

I don't know why it has to be razer, if you are more open and have time, wait a bit, get the logitech g pro. Got it for 80, wouldn't want to go back. Switched from wired model-o to the G Pro (not the superlight). My wife has some razer gear, but they always tend to make problems for example the headset not outputting sound even tho the system sends it to the headset and just latency in general.

Bought the normal g pro in january. Been nothing but pleased with it. Switched from the first glorious model-o.

Logitech g pro (pretty sure) is a good size

G Pro X Superlight, loved my G Pro but this is the goat

My Logitech G pro gaming mouse had more and more issues. I checked Rocketjumpninja and bought the Asus Keris II Ace which was on sale at the time too. What an insane mouse that is. Precision and weight is nuts! [https://www.rocketjumpninja.com/products/mouse/asus-rog-keris-ii-ace-wireless](https://www.rocketjumpninja.com/products/mouse/asus-rog-keris-ii-ace-wireless)

Tried g pro aswell not a fan of it, just too big. You think maya x is still worth a try?

Tried both v3 pro/ g pro feels too big

Ah the G Pro X starter that turned to budget mice and realized mice shouldn't cost $200 CAD

If you are enjpying the X6, I would highly suggest the R6 (similar shape, but updated 3950 sensor and probably the lightest mouse in the AtkShark lineup), they also make a good magnesium mouse, the R2 (dont get the R3). AimAdapt has a good review featuring both in 1 video. I'm currently using the R2 and the magnesium build is just as good as a final mouse starlight pro, the shape being almost a viper mini signature is also cool, but it's a bit too small for me. I just got the Madlions Mad G Max which is a bit bigger than the g pro x but very similar to the new Maya X. (only thing bad about the Mad G Max is the LOD not being 0.7mm like a 3950 but I think after I put on thicker skates it should fix that. (edit: Just noticed your name, Speed3's dont get enough love, hope you drive that thing to the ground!)

G102/G Pro hero has a legendary shape bro. Nothing replaces this mouse, just hope that Logitech remaster this mouse as a light weight mouse.

I haven’t been on the scene that long but I really like the GPX for non-ergo and Vaxee E1 for ergo

I've gone through a lot of mice over the years and I'm convinced it's mostly purely personal preference regarding how it fits your hand. My top three are the Kone Pro, G703, and Logitech Pro, but I don't even see two of those on the list. It's such a personal decision that asking for suggestions on Reddit is akin to asking strangers to tell you what pants will fit you best.

Logitech pro gaming mouse since 2017, still going strong

Logitech pro for me has been rock solid , buy when on sale

Both are solid mice, just depends how much you value wireless vs wired. I will say, the older Viper shape is more similar to the Taipan. The Logitech Pro is more of a potato. I think both have buttons on both sides, as the older g pro had ones you could insert.

I'm jealous of people that can use a mouse with all the side buttons. My thumb is pretty much numb from nerve damage that never healed right so I can't feel any of the buttons. I use the Logitech hero instead so I get the two buttons on the top for my interrupts, the big side button for my placeable spell, and the other two with my self heals. I wish they had an ambidextrous version of the hero with the buttons mirrored on both sides so I could use them and feel them.

I've got a logitech hero, it seems fine but I really don't like it. Ergonomically it's fine, no issues with holding it, just button xonfig and positioning is a bit off, keep switching dpi macros by accident mid game.

I love the Logitech hero. It’s been with me for so long!

Logitech hero is my daily driver at home. Brought my G602 into the office, perk is they supply my batteries now. XD