Logitech G Pro X Superlight Gaming Mouse vs DELUX M800

For the ultimate lightweight experience without any cables to tie you down, the Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT is the best wireless ultra-lightweight gaming mouse we've tested. While many of the lightest gaming mice have honeycomb cutouts in their shells to reduce their overall weight, this mouse has a solid plastic body. Impressively, it's still exceptionally lightweight and has a sturdier-feeling build quality than many other similar offerings.

and should be pretty easy to find, if not a bit pricy, and has the G Pro X if you want to go even lighter and don't mind losing the customizability of the Pro. These are just some quick recommendations, but I hope it helps

Its click latency is outstanding, so it's an excellent choice for fans of fast-paced FPS games. Under the hood, the top-tier HERO 25K sensor is very consistent, and it offers a very wide CPI range, within which you can set your CPI precisely to get the right sensitivity. You can save all of your settings to the mouse's onboard memory using the Logitech G HUB software, meaning your button configurations and sensor adjustments are easily accessible.

It was fixed by bringing the mouse closer to the dongle, which is fine. The real problem I had with this mouse is that the DPI sensor was calibrated incorrectly or broken. I downloaded the drivers and loaded up my settings for my mouse, and hopped into a game. To my surprise, the sensitivity was like way higher than what I was used to, so after that game I got out a ruler and did the old 180 degree/cm test and found out that this mouse was configured so that the sens was much much higher compared to the two other mice that I own

I can play well with them. I just don't feel as consistent on uh this mouse compared to the orochi, the viper ultimate or the steel series, prime wire...

I have big Hulk-sized mitts, so YMMV, but buttons are exactly where my hand expects them to be, and not uncomfortable to press repeatedly. Scroll wheel is a little tight, notches are responsive during use and make no noise, third button works well. The wheel is a little slippery, but I think I'm used to more friction between the wheel and my fingers. Setup, software app, and firmware update was all surprisingly functional and easy to use; pretty satisfied with that process

The **Scroll Wheel** feels weird. The texture is great, the increments are great, the click pressure is the best of any mouse I’ve felt as its ever so slightly harder to push down than the one in my Hati-S wired, but upon first impression like there is the tiniest piece of Styrofoam/ cheap plastic bag stuck in there when scrolling slowly. However, after scrolling for ten minutes I have now identified it as feeling and sounding like a very very easy to wind up happy meal toy from the 90s, which you had to wind up and then they’d start moving around on their wheels. At fast scrolling speeds this is not noticeable at all, and putting pressure on it to slightly reposition the wheel also does not have an effect on it

Fantech XD3(godawfull sidebuttons). Had 2x Asus Rog Keris, great shape but scrollwheel started squeaking after 1-2 of use on both of my copies and was declined RMA because "it's normal, that's how that mouse is".

It’s easy to see what I’m getting at. Adding rechargeable batteries to this mouse is fantastic. And I don’t sacrifice weight. And I get respectable battery life in line with the best flagship gaming mice

Lets get right to it. Two things really annoyed me about this mouse: 1. Battery drains very fast when gaming. I only got a few hours out of a full charge

If you like the shape of both and money is not the problem the Superlight is the obvious choice here. Hope this helped!

This mouse doesn't feel that way, it looks, feels, and acts like a wireless mouse costing much more. The mouse I'm reviewing is the Delux M800DBPAW3335 mouse, not the cheaper PMW3325 mouse.

The Logitech G Pro X Superlight is a great wireless esports mouse. Its best features—its weight, battery life, wireless connectivity—are fundamental. Most of its problems, like optional wireless charging, are relatively minor.

The mouse feet are very usable and honestly I don't really see where all the hate is coming from for the feet. I use a slower pad and value control so maybe that's the reason I don't see a big issue with the feet but I haven't had any problems so far. If you want something more along the lines of ptfe then Corepads makes pure virgin ptfe feet for the Delux m800 so feel free to replace as needed. Other than the build quality, I feel that the overall feel in the hand and sensor performance are both great

I never liked the MOW shape but this is the best Glorious mouse I've tried. Clicks are much improved from earlier wired Glorious mice but the battery life is a huge letdown for me. Don't use RGB unless you want to charge this thing daily.

I got this as a backup to my razor wireless. i have to say i am impressed. easy to setup and connect, no issues at all, the only down side is the battery life is just okay, you should give it a charge every 2 days, i usually charge it when i am done for the night, but if i forgot it should be okay to get your through the next 24 hours. otherwise this mouse is great, i actually use it everyday now, playing games, the mouse click could be a little bit more quicker and less stiff

The software is simple and easy to use. It's the only way to adjust the DPI, which I don't mind as the absence of a DPI button probably was to save on weight. You can change the polling rate from 125/250/500/1000 Hz. You can change the debounce time from 2ms-20ms, and when I used 2ms I didn't experience any double clicking

The dpi cycle button can be re-mapped to and key using the macro feature in the software meaning you essentially have another mouse button you can use to your advantage. I’ve had this mouse for a couple months now. Sometimes the RGB will reset itself but that can be fixed by going into the software and pressing apply again.