Extremely light. Long long battery life. Good corded connection for charging and when wireless not needed. Wheel & buttons are durable. Storing settings right in mouse is a godsend. Good Mac compatibility.

LED logo drains battery 20x as fast, turn it off right away.

I also have a razer basilisk and the logitech g-pro wireless gets more 100x as much use. The buttons are higher quality than on the razer and the usb connection more solid when using corded mode (during productivity tasks). It cost a fair bit for a mouse but I didn't need to buy the razer, this should have been my only mouse.

-Wireless, just as good as wired. You don't get the input lag compared to other wireless mice. It being wireless you don't have to worry about cable drag as well. -Long lasting battery, I play quite a bit so I charge about every 4 days (LEDS off). It automatically shuts off if you'r'e not using to save battery, and wake up time is instant. -Not as light as final mouse / model O, but the build quality is pretty really solid. No weird bumps from having your skin resting on those honeycomb patterns -great grip if you have a sweaty hand -Modular side buttons (you chose which buttons to have and customize to your preference) -great for medium size hands with claw grip -Left and right click are nice and light, really fast -You can play even with the wired on though I wouldn't recommend it

-The finish can be slippery if my hands aren't warmed up/sweating -Left/right click are light and can be accidentally clicked if your fingers are getting tired and rest on them (maybe i just have heavy fingers?) -expensive

My hand size is 18cm (from middle fingertip to bottom of my palm) and 6cm wide (index, middle and ring finger), and 8cm wide (side of index finger to side of pinky finger) Coming from the Deathadder Elite, the size is WAY smaller and lighter so your grip style might have to change depending on the size of your hands. The light mouse reduces fatigue on prolong use. Really solid mouse given that I didn't like Logitech products from the past due to their flimsy and sub par quality, however this has changed my view on their products. Due to it's lightness, your snapping aim might be a lil off during the adjustment period but I would just lower my sensitivy/dpi a lil bit to compensate.

A very light mouse at only 80 grams that packs in a great sensor and battery which has lasted me 4 weeks and ongoing. Sensor acts like a PMW 3366 though it lasts ten times longer. Also has a beautiful design and a spectacular side button system in which you can remove the unneeded buttons from the side you don’t use.

The only downfall I could find (other than the price) is that the mouses charging cable feels like you move all the parts in the mouse when you plug it in. I don’t know if it was a defective thing but it’s not a big deal as I usually only have to plug it in once a month to charge up.

A very great mouse that has really no downfall to it but I just wish that they would make different coloured variants to this colllection.

Extremely responsive. Just the buttons needed for an FPS. Ambidextrous. Supports PowerPlay wireless charging. Charge cable acts as regular mouse cable. Very light weight. Shape works well for my own hands (8" from wrist to middle finger tip). Logitech is always stupendous with their warranties (best in industry, I think).

PowerPlay wireless charging is $100 USD, hard to find, and only comes in one size (not large enough for FPS). LED effects cut into battery life and are a little gimicky. Not cheap. Ambidextrous shape may be uncomfortable for some people. "1000dpi" not the same speed as my zowie at "1000dpi" so I'm going to have to re-train my muscle memory for a while. Have to turn off and on to see the battery indicator and only shows for 1/2 a second.

Wireless mice give a feeling of "freedom" that you don't get with corded mice. My FPS mousing area is 24" wide and not having a cord means I can move that whole distance without a wire tripping me up. I've used wireless mice in the past but with the trade-offs of weight and poor tracking performance I never stuck with them. The Logitech G Pro Wireless doesn't have these issues. It tracks perfectly, responsively, and it's light weight. There's very little inertia, making it easy to flick the mouse and make precise, quick movements. Using this wireless mouse is kind of like comparing jogging in jeans and jogging in thermal tights: you can probably reach the finish line but you're going to be more comfortable jogging regularly in tights. Having large hands, I was worried about the mouse being too small but it has this slight indent on each side which makes it more comfortable for a claw grip than a Razr Death Adder or zowie. I don't have to squeeze the mouse as hard to maintain a good grip of it making it more comfortable for long play sessions. I was surprised how comfortable it is for me but that's a personal preference and doesn't reflect how it will feel for you, though.

Low weight Size High quality feel

Shorter than previous mice No easy DPI switching Price

Got this mouse as a alternative to my G900 (still working great). Mainly wanted to try the new shape, new sensor and lower weight mouse. Typical amazing Logitech quality and loving the increased battery life. Slowly getting used to the mouse but no regrets, would absolutely recommend to anyone looking for a top notch wireless gaming mouse. Mostly playing CSGO @ 800 dpi.