Especially this year’s trend in gaming mice has been lightness. Some already fall into the lightweight category of the G Pro, but the new G Pro X Superlight, now released at the latest, seals the company firmly into the sharpest tip of ultra-ultra-gaming mice.

Logitech’s new G Pro X Superlight has shed as much as 17 grams from the weight of the previous G Pro, now pressing only 63 grams, or borrowing a company for less than 63 grams. At least according to the signatory, it is also the world’s lightest wireless gaming mouse to date.

Despite the lightness of the mouse, Logitech has not had to resort to the familiar honeycomb structure, but the mouse is closed like traditional mice. Its body uses completely PCV-free recycled plastic and the mouse is certified carbon neutral, thanks to the renewable energy and carbon balance business purchased by Logitech.

Logitech uses its own Hero sensor in the mouse, which reaches a maximum 25 400 DPI accuracy, over 400 per second and above 40 G acceleration. Lightspeed technology, familiar from the company’s previous mice, is responsible for the wireless connection. In addition to the main buttons, the mouse has a scroll button and two thumb buttons, but the company has not specified the type of switch used by the main switches. The mouse’s paws are made of PTFE, ie Teflon, and replacement paws and grip tape are also included.

Logitech has not revealed the size of the mouse’s battery, but says it will last 70 hours of continuous movement. The battery is powered in the old-fashioned way with a microUSB connector, and the included cable is equipped with a separate adapter familiar from the company’s previous wireless mice.

The strategic dimensions of the Logitech G Pro X Superlight are 125 x 63, 5 x 40 millimeters and less than 63 grams. It will be available in both black and white and the Finnish recommended price will be multiplied by 149 euros. The release date in Finland is not yet known, but the mouse will be available in the United States on December 3.

Source: Logitech