G Pro Wireless

It's not the game bro. Logitech been using crappy omron switches for a decade now. All my logitechs that I've used for awhile started to double click. Only way I fixed it on my GPW was to swap the switches.

To not waste my time, I'm copy and pasting my reply to another person: "I felt the same way when my GPW started double clicking, but it's actually quite difficult to notice minor double clicks depending on the way you use your PC or other games you play. My YouTube videos would pause weird and stuff

Thanks for writing, I currently use earlier version of g pro wireless for 4 years, side buttons become very annoying and on activation/deactivation register clicking multiple times while being mushy, scroll wheel become super inconsistent to the point of no trust in game except browsing web. Also in

It is a proud Logitech tradition for mice to develop double clicking because they use sub-par switches that wear out way before the expected lifetime of a mouse. They solved this in the G502 X using mechanical-optical switches, but I don't think the G Pro has those. What Andy said is true, you can t

I fell for the G Pro Wireless mouse when it came out. I went through 3 of those, they all had scroll wheels that went both directions and buttons that double clicked. I had two other Logitech G mice before that that also had similar issues. What I have learned is that I will never buy a mechanical s

G Pro Wireless and Superlight shape will always be my preferred shape. I was also using G900 for some years. For that, I really appreciate Logitech as my intro brand for mice. But after using other mice, I just can't go back to them anymore. I tried to use superlight again a few days ago, but I just