The bottom of the mouse features 4 feet, with 1 large strip at the front and 3 medium sized feet at the back, I’m not sure if it’s because of the light weight, but I found the G Pro Wireless a lot faster and slicker in comparison to the G703 and G903. No obvious rattles or vibrations when tapping and shaking the mouse, it looks to be solidly built.
The 1mm shell still holds up very nicely, no apparent flex when squeeze and the matte coating on the mouse so far has proven comfortable and durable. The outside material is a matte plastic which Logitech touts as being only 1mm thick. You can definitely tell this mouse with designed in coordination with pro gamers as Logitech proudly advertises. I had several longer gaming sessions over the Labour Day weekend and had no issues with fatigue or cramping. The shape in combination with the ridiculous light weight of 80 grams makes this mouse a very easy mouse to maneuver, picking up and re-positioning with no issue. The shape of the mouse is great but I can see why people would prefer the FK2 with slopier sides or an ergonomic mouse like the G703 that fits in the hand more like a glove. The G Pro Wireless measures in at 12.5cm in height, 6.35cm in width with a 4cm height. It’s an extremely comfortable mouse for someone with medium sized hands and I’d think that this mouse would suit a large portion of gamers hands and grips, I have no problem with palming or claw gripping this mouse. On first use this mouse was instantly familiar to me, the shape is similar to the Zowie FK2, the Logitech G Pro Wireless is a little rounder and taller filling up the hand a little bit more and slopes down less in the front with a more gradual angle on the sides of the mouse. It’s a firmly medium sized mouse sitting between the Rival 600 and Logitech G305 sizes. The G Pro Wireless is a safe ambidextrous mouse with no distinct quirks to its shape, the closest comparison in shape would be the Nixeus Revel. The mic does lag behind a bit, but if all you're doing is playing games like Death Stranding and Cyberpunk 2077, the pros definitely outweigh the cons.The G Pro Wireless is worth the money if you can swing the budget, the combination of weight, shape and battery life in a wireless mouse is unmatched, on top of that, it still has great buttons and a flawless sensor. In fact, the 7.1 surround on this headset might be the best implementation of the technology we've seen to date. However, the headset more than justifies its price through the solid build quality and audio fidelity. The Logitech G Pro X Wireless Lightspeed doesn't have much in the way of unique features, it's true. It is disappointing to see in such an expensive headset.
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It's not the end of the world, and Logitech includes its Blue Vo!ce software to help boost audio input quality, but it's something to be aware of, especially if this is going to be your primary microphone. The microphone is removable, which we love, but the sound is tinny – something we hear whether we're in a Google Hangouts meeting for work or in our Discord server just hanging out after work. However, things go downhill bit when it comes to the microphone.
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