G Pro Wireless

I use Piper to configure my Logitech g600 and GPro wireless. Works very well.

Personally i haven’t enjoyed anything better than Logitech g pro wireless which to me is perfect mouse, and as side mouse for games like world of warcraft i have Razer naga

I have the Logitech G Pro wireless Superlight and it’s the best low profile mouse I’ve ever used. I don’t like clunky looking mice, no offense to 502…

I've had different Gaming Mouses over the years and I'm now satisfied with the Logitech G Pro Wireless. Two side-Buttons on every side and a button for the dpi.

I would also say unless ur absolutley cracked rn on controller then just switch to keyboard and mouse, get the apex pro and a logitech gpro wireless and an artisan mouse pad, pretty much the pro peripheral setup right there

Definitely, not the X or the super light, just get the original GPW. Great battery life, good ergo. And you don’t have to use the horrible G Hub either, stick with the Logitech Gaming Software

Yk before I got my Logitech g pro wireless , I always thought “wirelsss will have a delay, no way.” I was so wrong. It’s the same exact except better. No cord so you have full control, mouse lasts for days of gaming without charging and when you do charge it charges in 20 mins fully. There’s a reaso

In case nobody answered, i will just give you my 2 cents. Depend on what games you play tbh and what form factor you find comfortable. But overall, the thing that made a mid budget house bad usually means quality control. So take this for example. I played fps and i like wireless mouse so I was brow

Lamzu Atlantis (OG V2 Pro yadayadablahblah) insanely incredible mouse, i’m rocking the official lamzu glass skates as well, on an Artisan Raiden mid. (grips are on bc the mouse is/was way lighter than im used to) I went with this mouse because it was the middle ground of the Endgame XM1 and Logitech

State employee here, we use roughly the same setups. Use a name brand mouse and keyboard and you'll be fine. Avoid things that require additional drivers and software. I regularly use my Logitech mechanical keyboard for typing work and I have a gpro wireless mouse plugged in right now. No issues at