Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT Wireless Gaming Mouse - PC/Mac - Black

Logitech G PRO X Superlight (black): what you are actually buying

The PRO X Superlight is Logitech G's ultralight wireless esports mouse: a plain symmetrical shell with no RGB and no side grips, which takes it down to 63 grams. That is roughly a quarter lighter than the older G PRO Wireless. Underneath it uses the same two pieces of tech that make Logitech's gaming mice sell: the HERO 25K optical sensor and LIGHTSPEED 2.4 GHz wireless with a 1 ms (1,000 Hz) report rate.

This is the first-generation Superlight (Amazon lists it as "Gen 1, 1K polling, symmetrical"). Logitech has since released the PRO X Superlight 2, so this model is now the cheaper way into the same shape rather than the current flagship.

Price check: buy the white, not the black

As of 29 October 2026 the black version (this listing, ASIN B07W5JKPJX) has no Amazon buy box. Amazon itself is not selling it, so you are buying from marketplace sellers. New offers start at £119.00 from a seller rated 45% positive over the last 12 months, then £123.49 from Webnise Ltd (93% positive). Used ones run from about £89.

The white version (ASIN B07W7MKLNT) is the same mouse, with the same 4.6-star rating across the same 11,441 reviews, and it is on sale at £91.99 with a normal buy box. Unless the colour matters to you, the white is around £27 cheaper and comes with Amazon's standard returns. The RRP is £139.99.

Key specs

What matters about it

• Weight is the whole point. At 63 g it is easy to flick and stop, which is what fast FPS players want. If you mostly browse or work, you will not feel much benefit over a cheaper mouse.
• Battery, not AA. It charges by cable and lasts about 70 hours per charge. That is less than the G305's 250 hours on an AA, but you are not carrying the weight of a battery cell.
• Keep the receiver close. Logitech says to use it within about 20 cm of the USB receiver and over 2 m from Wi-Fi routers for the best signal. On a desktop PC, use a front USB port or an extension rather than the back of the case.
• Grip tape is included. The shell is smooth, and the tape is what most owners add for control with sweaty hands.

Who it does not suit

• Left-handed players: the shell is symmetrical but the side buttons are only on the left side.
• Anyone wanting lots of buttons or RGB: it has five buttons and no lighting. MMO players should look at a mouse with a side panel.
• Tight budgets: the Logitech G G305 uses the same LIGHTSPEED wireless and costs about a third as much. It is heavier (about 99 g with its AA battery) and has the older HERO 12K sensor, but for casual gaming the difference is small.

How it compares

Buy or skip

Buy it if you play competitive shooters and want a very light wireless mouse in a simple, proven shape. Choose the white at £91.99 unless you specifically need black. Skip the black at £119+ from marketplace sellers when the identical white is cheaper with Amazon's returns, and skip it altogether if you are left-handed or want extra buttons. For general gaming on a budget, the G305 does most of the job for far less. Pair it with a large cloth mat such as the HIHUHEN 600 x 300 mm mouse mat, because low-sensitivity players need the space.