


To put it into context, the Razer Mamba Wireless is 106g, and a wired mouse like the Logitech G502 goes all the way up to 121g. This theoretically allows for faster mouse movement, and also makes it easier to pickup and flick around. At just 80g it's one of the lightest mice on the market, if not the lightest overall. In the intro I mentioned this is a light mouse, so naturally you're wondering just how light it is. Logitech G Pro Wireless – Design and Features It's also compatible with the company's Powerplay wireless charging mat, if you're the type that hates plugging in your mouse. It offers an ambidextrous design with optional buttons on either side, the company's latest sensor, tremendous battery life, and an outrageous $150 price tag. It's a very stripped down affair, without weights or a million buttons.
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The basic gist is that it's a super lightweight mouse despite its wireless design, and it's designed for professional players who want just the basics without unnecessary features and bloat. About a year ago Logitech ditched the fancy names for its products like "Proteus Spectrum" and settled on numbers instead, but a select few are just labeled "Pro." There's a pro keyboard, a pro wired mouse, and now finally a Pro Wireless mouse ( See it on Amazon).
