REASONS TO BUY
Onboard dongle storage
Ambidextrous design
REASONS TO AVOID
Expensive
No charging dock
Logitech G Pro Review
An excellent wireless mouse for both right and left-handers
Credit: Amazon
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Our Verdict
If you seek a top performing wireless mouse, this is a great option. The unit has all the functionality one could ask for including a flawless optical sensor, 7 programmable buttons, and mechanical switches. However, the advantages that this mouse affords don't come cheap.
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| Price | $150 List $94.95 at Amazon | $70 List $58.76 at Amazon | $150 List $84.16 at Amazon | $50 List $39.30 at Amazon | $50 List $36.99 at Amazon |
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| Pros | Onboard dongle storage, ambidextrous design | Optical switches, thumb rest, adjustable scroll wheel | Onboard memory, symmetrical, optical switches | Incredibly lightweight, super supple cord, fine-tuned customization options | Great sensor, good for fingertip and claw grip, simple design |
| Cons | Expensive, no charging dock | A bit heavy, frequent software updates | Expensive, slow "wake-up" | Relatively loud button, big DPI adjustment steps | Relatively low tracking speed, limited onboard memory |
| Bottom Line | An excellent wireless mouse for both right and left-handers | This top-shelf mouse set the bar amongst fierce competition while providing easy-to-use customization software | This feature-packed, highly customizable wireless mouse pulls no punches and cuts no corners | An incredibly lightweight mouse with top-notch hardware and intuitive software supporting its customization settings | This economic device boasts elite hardware to get the job done, but you'll have to make up for the lack of supporting features with talent |
| Rating Categories | Logitech G Pro | Razer Basilisk V3 | Razer Viper Ultimate | HyperX Pulsefire Haste | Logitech G203 Prodigy |
| Performance (35.0%) | |||||
| Customization (35.0%) | |||||
| Ease of Use (15.0%) | |||||
| Buttons (15.0%) | |||||
| Specs | Logitech G Pro | Razer Basilisk V3 | Razer Viper Ultimate | HyperX Pulsefire Haste | Logitech G203 Prodigy |
| Sensor/ Type/ Flawless? | Hero 25K/ Optical/ Yes | Focus+/ Optical/ Yes | Focus+/ Optical/ Yes | PAW 3335/ Optical/ Yes | Mercury/ Optical/ Yes |
| Number of Buttons | 7 (+1 on bottom) | 10 (+1 on bottom) | 7 (+1 on bottom) | 6 | 6 |
| Measured Wire/Charging Cable | 6 ft | 6 ft | 6 ft | 6 ft | 6 ft, 6 in |
| Measured Weight | 80 g | 101 g | 77 g | 59 g | 87 g |
| Polling Rate (Hz) | 125, 250, 500, 1000 | 125, 500, 1000 | 1000 | 125, 250, 500, 1000 | 125, 250, 500, 1000 |
| Software | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| RGB Lighting | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| DPI/CPI (in steps of) | 100 - 25600 (50 up to 4k, 1000 after 4k) | 100 - 26000 (50) | 100 - 20000 (50) | 200 - 16000 (100) | 200 - 8000 (50) |
| Tracking Speed (IPS/FPS) | 400 | 650 | 650 | 450 | 200+ |
| On-Board Memory (# of profiles)? | Yes (5) | Yes (5) | Yes (5) | Yes (1) | Yes (1) |
| Switch Type (Manufacturer) | Mechanical (Logitech) | Optical (Razer) | Optical (Razer) | Mechanical (TTC Golden) | Mechanical (Logitech) |
| Handedness | Both | Right | Both | Right | Right |
| Size | Medium | Large | Medium | Large | Small |
| Length | 4.95" | 5.11" | 5" | 4.88" | 4.57" |
| Shell length | 5.8" | 6" | 5.75" | 5.5" | 5.25" |
| Height (max) | 1.58" | 1.68" | 1.5" | 1.48" | 1.5" |
| Hump inset, back to hump | 2.4" | 2.1" | 2.5" | 2.25" | 1.85" |
| Finger Width | 2.41" | 2.36" | 2.5" | 2.2" | 2.23" |
| Waist | 2.18" | 2.4" | 2.21" | 2.4" | 2.45" |
| Palm Width | 2.45" | 2.26" | 2.57" | 2.5" | 2" |
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Our Analysis and Test Results
Credit: Jason Peters
Likes
The Logitech G Pro is a feature-packed wireless mouse. The unassuming design of this symmetrical unit has 8 programmable buttons, onboard dongle storage (for those of you who want a travel mouse), as well as adjustable polling rate and DPI/CPI. The unit also has optional software that will help dial in the keys, light, et cetera. To make the G Pro a do-it-all mouse, the design incorporates a G-shift function. This function is the mouse equivalent of a mullet: business functionality on the front-end and, with the press of a button, a seamless transition to a user-defined gaming setting on the back-end.
Dislikes
Common complaints about this mouse are preferential in nature. For one, the mouse is considered lightweight at 80 grams. While this is good for FPS activities, it's not the best for MMOs and the like. Also, some might not like the symmetry of the shell and the modular side buttons. As far a flare is concerned, the mouse has only one light — a backlit logo on the shell. Personal preferences aside, the G Pro is one of the few mice that we have tested that performs at a high level as both a gaming and productivity mouse, incorporating smooth scroll and click action as well as forward and back browsing buttons, to name some of the non-gaming-specific features.
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Nick Miley and Austin Palmer
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