This $65 Prime Day discount on my all-time favorite lightweight wireless gaming mouse makes me wish I could buy it all over again
Logitech G Pro X Superlight | Wireless | 25,600 DPI | 5 buttons | 70-hour battery | Right-handed | $159.99$94.99 at Best Buy (save $65)
Ignore the fact that this model has been around for three years or so, as it's still a fantastic lightweight, wireless gaming mouse. One of the best, in fact. This deal's on the black version, but you might also be able to pick it up in a gorgeous white or hot pink.
Price check: Amazon $99.99 | Newegg $159.99
The Logitech G Pro X Superlight is more my sweet baby than any of my other components or peripherals (though it's a close call between that and my custom keyboard). It is, in my opinion, the best gaming mouse around if you're after something lightweight. Naturally, then, it's very easy for me to recommend it with this whopping $65 Prime Day discount that puts it at $95 from Best Buy or $100 on Amazon (Prime Exclusive).
And yes, this is the circa 2020-21 Superlight we're talking about, not the Superlight 2. We'll get into that shortly, but for now let's talk about what makes the Superlight—a mouse that's got me through probably thousands of hours of gaming, not to mention hundreds of work days—so special.
Back when The G Pro X Superlight came out, most lightweight gaming mice, such as the Glorious Model O, were honeycombed. Honeycombing the shell is certainly one way to shed weight, but it looks a bit rubbish (IMO) and can collect gunk in a way that's slightly more disgusting than full-bodied shells.
Enter the Superlight, which somehow managed to keep itself down to a meager 63 g without poking holes in itself. When I got my hands on one, this wizardry seemed all the more impressive when I felt just how solid it is. It passes the squeeze and drop test by far. The Logitech G Pro and G Pro Wireless feel sturdy and premium, and the Superlight proves that Logitech can maintain this kind of quality even in an ultralight mouse.
Everything else is quality, too, from its sensor to its scroll wheel and (my personal favorite thing about
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