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Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT Wireless Gaming Mouse - Black $165 + Delivery (Free Shipping on $200+ Orders) @ Wireless1

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Being Askhole on 23/06/2021 - 18:21 wireless1.com.au (3312 clicks)
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Cheapest ever compared to the previous best Amazon UK price. This might not last for long. Enjoy :)

Link to Birthday Sale

Free shipping on orders over $200.

Also, Wireless1 is donating $5 for good cause CEO Sleepout initiative on each transaction during their 17th Birthday celebration.

From 23/6/21 to 30/6/21, Wireless 1 will contribute five dollars per transaction from our Birthday Sale to the Vinnies CEO Sleepout initiative, which aims to provide homeless and at-risk people with vital access to food and accommodation, as well as services to help them overcome poverty in the long-term.

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  • dv1den on 23/06/2021 - 18:24
    +3

    This is a crazy good deal, I got a GPW for 149 and I'm tempted to see if I can sell this and pick one of these up. Love the GPW and I assume this is only better.

    • fastnet on 23/06/2021 - 18:50
      +1

      This is a great mouse but compared to the original GPW you're losing 2 side buttons and the glowing G logo to save 20g in weight.

      • Davesday on 23/06/2021 - 19:13

        Are the sensors the same or much improved?

        • fastnet on 23/06/2021 - 19:35

          They both have the same HERO 25K sensor.
          When the GPW first came out it was 16K and was later updated to 25K via a software update.

      • Calran on 23/06/2021 - 20:42
        +2

        Note that the GPX model uses different switches to remedy the "double clicking" issue that some users experienced with the GPW.

      • Shrew on 23/06/2021 - 20:55

        I own the original GPW… I have both right side buttons disabled and lights off to make the battery last longer, so I'd definitely take the weight savings if I was buying a new mouse.

        As it is though, I'm not going to upgrade just for that, and the original mouse is already pretty damn light at 77g without the bottom weight door.

  • jamesm5961 on 23/06/2021 - 18:39
    +2

    Thanks OP, been after one for a while

  • 18 on 23/06/2021 - 18:41
    +1

    thanks OP

    • Being Askhole on 23/06/2021 - 18:41

      Login and try

      • 18 on 23/06/2021 - 18:42

        didn't realise the code was automatically applied.. oops

    • jamesm5961 on 23/06/2021 - 18:42

      You need to be logged in, create an account first
      Edit: Sorted above :)

  • jasswolf on 23/06/2021 - 18:47

    Free shipping on orders over $200.

  • josepet on 23/06/2021 - 18:47

    Ffs I cannot justify getting this. I own a Logitech G3 (I know, I know) but it´s still going super strong. I even got a spare cord and some switches for when it dies. Has been with me since forever…

  • shabab1103 on 23/06/2021 - 18:56

    Damn, I bought this yesterday for $13 more from the same website. I wonder if they will be able to refund me the extra.

    • alz on 23/06/2021 - 19:05
      +4

      Hit em up for $13. That's a maccas meal right there.

    • Store RepWireless1 @ Wireless 1 on 23/06/2021 - 20:26
      +31

      Hi shabab1103,

      If you don't refund we will donate all your $13 to https://www.ceosleepout.org.au to help homeless people this winter to the people who's in need.

      If you want to refund, we will still donate $5 each Transaction to them so we can all help people in need. As per BA post in the comment sections.

      So far we have raised $8.9M to help those people in need, please refer to below:

      https://imgur.com/gallery/7nbfs4y

      Let's all be part to support the society and community =)

  • jb3313 on 23/06/2021 - 19:02
    +2

    Thank you OP! I've been waiting for a deal like this.

  • alz on 23/06/2021 - 19:04

    So what's so special about this mouse

    • Alzori on 23/06/2021 - 19:08
      +3

      It's very light (63g), but not just a frame/honeycomb shell. Has Logitech's best sensor and wireless comms setup. Definitely diminishing returns for the money at this end, but it's one of the best (for certain styles anyway) of wireless mice you can get.

  • blinkybro on 23/06/2021 - 19:06

    Just upgraded over g703 idk if worth it but we'll see

    • jjsu on 23/06/2021 - 20:00

      I have GPW and G703 - can definitely vouch for GPW (main difference for GPX will be that it's lighter). Once you switch over, you quickly realise how much the weight difference is - especially because most of the weight of the G703 was in the middle hump.

  • GeneralStevis on 23/06/2021 - 19:08
    +2

    Great find. Thanks OP.

  • Tyler Kwok on 23/06/2021 - 19:51
    +1

    Professional mouse for the pro. Good price. Although Im really happy with the tiny cheap g304.

  • vovka on 23/06/2021 - 20:24
    +1

    Subtotal $211.54
    Discount -$35.96
    GST $15.96
    Order Total $175.58

    How did you get it to $165?

    • Being Askhole on 23/06/2021 - 20:26
      +2

      Login and then add code to get 22% else its 17%

      • vovka on 23/06/2021 - 20:31

        thank you

  • daiwik on 23/06/2021 - 20:26

    Will this work with JB HI FI price match? Or are discounted products not eligible?

    • Being Askhole on 23/06/2021 - 20:27
      +1

      Not with code but still you can try your luck

      • daiwik on 23/06/2021 - 20:35

        Oh okay. Do you know if this is also the lowest price for this mouse without a discount code?

        • jjsu on 23/06/2021 - 21:09
          +1

          JB normally doesn't price match with deals that use a discount code - but it all comes down to the salesperson that you talk to. Can't hurt to give it a shot.

          The lowest price (without discount code/s) that I can find is $188 - however I have no experience pricematching PCByte with JB.

          • daiwik on 23/06/2021 - 21:51
            +1

            @jjsu: Wow thank you so much! Did you use a website to find that $188 deal or did you just look through the major stores? Just wondering as I usually use StaticIce which shows the lowest as $229

            • jjsu on 24/06/2021 - 08:23
              +2

              @daiwik: No worries :)

              I look through previous OzBargain deals (you can click on the product name under the 'Related Products' section of the deal). Most will have been expired/OOS but it's my main method of checking.

              CamelCamelCamel is good for checking Amazon price history - if that's ever necessary for you.

  • caitsith01 on 23/06/2021 - 22:07
    -2

    Why the #### are gaming mice so expensive these days?

    10 years ago a pretty good gaming mouse was like $50, an amazing one was $100. No-one would spend over $100 on a mouse.

    I can't believe technology has improved so much that a massive price hike is justified. If anything, mice are the type of tech that should get cheaper and cheaper.

    It feels like a classic case of companies realising there are a bunch of suckers out there who will pay a fortune for anything that is a 'pro gamer' device, regardless of its real world performance…

    • ethan961 on 23/06/2021 - 23:30
      +1

      They cover both ends of the market, and indeed good mice are getting cheaper and cheaper. And for their best products they can charge a premium because they're the best available… you don't have to buy the best but if you want wireless at 63g at this point in time you're going to have to step up to the high end. If you want a good wired mouse there are great options under $50 in the G203 and Razer Viper Mini, both of which benefit from technology improvements which make these low end options function 98% as well as the higher end options.

      Personally I'm fine with wired so it makes it easy and cheap. But if you want wireless as lightweight as the Viper Mini is for example, then you get into modding or mice like this.

      • caitsith01 on 25/06/2021 - 21:53

        You're kinda making my point though. Where's the objective evidence that you need a 63g mouse or that this makes any difference to performance whatsoever? What the hell does "function 98% as well" mean? Etc.

        It all reeks of companies creating fake requirements and then meeting them to justify crazy pricing.

        • azukay on 25/06/2021 - 22:12

          Again you are making a simplistic view, we don't need objective evidence that a 63g mouse makes a difference because physics says so. The heavier something is the greater force required for acceleration and deceleration causing more strain and work for the wrist.

          In the case of people who play fast first person arena shooters like quake or halo, weight makes a huge difference. You are much less accurate and prone to overshooting the target when using a heavier mouse. In addition there are people who use low sensitivity and have to lift the mouse off the pad to realign their aim. Modern mice have mouse lift off distance settings vs 10 years ago they didn't care.

          https://www.rocketjumpninja.com/top-mice

          There are no fake requirements, just because you have a different use case.

          For productivity tasks I would say a heavier mice is better because it gives you a better sense of control but for gaming speed is everything and the lighter the mouse the faster your aim. Granted if you are playing casual games then any mice would do fine, but for others who are more competitive they are happy to pay more for a lighter mouse.

          In the case of Finalmouse Starlight-12, it is the first mice to use magnesium alloy, it costs RRP 189 USD it is hell expensive, but there is a lot involved in machining a piece of alloy like that and right now scalpers are charging upwards of 800 USD for the mouse. But this isn't RRP and the mouse is a hot collectors item right now and is driving up the price with 10000 units made in each of the 4 colours.

          • caitsith01 on 29/06/2021 - 00:15

            @azukay:

            we don't need objective evidence that a 63g mouse makes a difference because physics says so

            See, that's exactly what I mean. Show me some empirical evidence that the same player with a 63g mouse does better at a given game than they do with a 73g mouse and I'm interested. There could be all kinds of factors at play that mean there is no difference or even that it's worse (e.g. the lighter mouse lacks inertia and so is harder to control). Your hands/forearms would weigh a couple of kilograms so a few grams difference at the end of your arm is highly unlikely to change anything significant.

            Until there's some data showing it matters it's the same woo as people get sucked in by with hi-fi gear and the like in my opinion.

            There are no fake requirements, just because you have a different use case.

            Well, there are if no human user could realistically benefit from a given feature.

            • azukay on 29/06/2021 - 01:29

              @caitsith01:

              the lighter mouse lacks inertia and so is harder to control

              What are you on about inertia is what makes things hard to control… did you skip physics class or something. Why do you think fighter jets are built to be as light as possible, why do you think sports cars are built to be as light as possible… have you tried to drive a sportscar around a roundabout vs a large people mover or 4wd?

              Why do you think graphic artists use a pen and wacom tablet vs mouse, its about ergonomics and control…

              Your hands/forearms would weigh a couple of kilograms so a few grams difference at the end of your arm is highly unlikely to change anything significant

              You be surprised with repetitive use how 50g will make a difference for someone with RSI and otherwise. I work in the health industry, I have studied anatomy and biomechanics, like any pulley system or lever the hand is at the far end and any additional weight is force multiplied by the elbow…

              Until there's some data showing it matters

              So you think the multitude of people with anecdotes isn't data? What about professional esports players who frequently prefer lighter mice? As I said your comments are highly generic and you think there are no use case for lighter mouse.

              You are clearly not the target demographics for a light mouse, but you claiming it is a gimmick is like you claiming electric cars are a gimmick because petrol works just as well and cheaper…

        • ethan961 on 26/06/2021 - 00:39
          +1

          Yes and no - you don't need a top end mouse, but the features they provide are not fake. Specifically with the "98% as well" I'm talking about sensor quality/accuracy, which is what has considerably improved for the low end mice. Sensors very close to the top end in performance are available in low end mice now. This is a measurable example of good mice getting cheaper.

          The rest of the mouse is down to personal preference and that's usually bigger than specific features. You don't have to buy the lightest mouse, but for some FPS games it makes a far more noticeable difference to an average person than things like sensor quality. I'm not sure how to convince you of something that's personal preference? I can say that I've owned 120g, 85g, and 60g mice and the lighter weight has made a large difference in the degree of control I have in FPS games, while for anything else it barely matters. This performance can be measured, but it's going to be down to the individual (and some mice include adjustable weights for this reason). I paid $45 for my 60g mouse which fulfills all of my personal preferences. As that's less than any value you provided, safe to say that's not being used to justify crazy pricing there. I personally think wireless is overrated, but obviously there are other people who really enjoy wireless mice (which have typically been a good deal heavier than wired) that are looking for the best of both worlds. Company sees that market and develops a product to serve that segment, and the market is willing to pay a premium for that. There are obviously diminishing returns as can be found in any hobby. What isn't true is that they're providing fake features. Personal preference and needs are going to be a larger factor than most features, but the features are still real. If the shape of a $200 mouse doesn't work for you personally then it's probably going to perform worse for you than a $20 mouse that fits you really well, even if the $200 mouse has better components. That's not really the company's fault if someone doesn't know what they want. Just because you don't see the need for something, or it doesn't benefit you, doesn't mean that it's not something someone else sees measurable gains from.

          • caitsith01 on 29/06/2021 - 00:18
            -3

            @ethan961:

            I paid $45 for my 60g mouse which fulfills all of my personal preferences. As that's less than any value you provided, safe to say that's not being used to justify crazy pricing there.

            So… cool? We pretty much agree?

            We objectively are in an era where companies slap RGB lights and the word "gaming" on a product and then charge a premium for it. Some of it is good, a lot of it is not. I just see mice - which are really very simple devices - as an extreme example of both unnecessary/overdone tech and idiotic pricing.

            Yes, everything is 'personal preference' but by that measure you can never say something is overpriced because if someone is dumb enough to pay $200 for a mouse that cost $5 to make that is their 'personal preference' and not something to judge…

            • azukay on 29/06/2021 - 01:41

              @caitsith01:

              We objectively are in an era where companies slap RGB lights and the word "gaming"

              Then you be disappointed that Razer Orochi V2 lacks RGB lights… you are good at generalising nothing, pricing is what the market will pay on top of the cost to make and how unique a product is vs competition. There has never been more peripheral makers than now. Your lack of understanding of how complex a mice can be shows the simplistic viewpoint you have on things.

              There are a tonne of engineering that has gone into a purpose built mice. E.g. length of body, shape of body, weight, weight distribution, click force, click sound, click feel, wireless latency, polling rate, dpi/sensors, location of the said sensors, scroll wheel, battery life. I am sure there are plenty of other factors that will be considered.

              You don't like expensive mice, then stick to your $3 kmart mouse, there is nothing wrong with using it; but you stating no one would spend more than $100 on a mouse just shows ignorance.

              • caitsith01 on 01/07/2021 - 14:00
                -2

                @azukay: First of all, I have a computer science degree, but sure. Mice have not changed fundamentally since invented, they are still a very simple device which converts 2D movement into signals which are interpreted by a computer. Yes, there have been minor innovations but they have not changed in their essential function. I'd say the only genuinely significant innovation was when mouse balls were abandoned for various types of electronic tracking.

                Second, you seem very focused on technical stuff but immensely naive about how efficient the market is. Pricing is not set by real value but perceived value, and perceived value is manipulated. For example, by making a Cyber Gamer Elite 3000 Ultra Light Titanium Uber Mouse that is 0.01g lighter than the lightest competitor and made from real Unobtanium TM and then convincing people that they NEED these vital features. You seem to be a great demonstration of how good marketers are at doing that convincing.

                I did not say no one would spend more than $100 on a mouse now, by the way. If you read my post I am baffled that anyone does now, but obviously they do. So you seem to be arguing about something that didn't happen.

                • azukay on 01/07/2021 - 17:50
                  +1

                  @caitsith01: So you saying mouse transitioning to wireless and then effectively having zero latency difference isn't innovation.

                  Proves to me you have an extreme simplistic view of things.

                  Computer science degree is irrelevant to mouse design and ergonomics. I deal with many patients suffering from poor posture and ergonomics, RSI is a major problem when it comes to mouse use. Granted for most people mouse ergonomics trump mouse weight as they dont need to lift the mouse unlike in computer gaming.

                  You say the market is efficient yet you fail to understand low volume products the cost is always going to be higher. Do you understand the supply chain, have you been involved in product design?

                  As an example I used to work in the optical industry and I'll tell you there are so many steps involved in even making a simple plastic lens that minimises distortions. Sure if you want a simple spheric lens it will be cheap, but as you start to design parabolic lenses the amount of tooling greatly increases…

                • azukay on 01/07/2021 - 18:04

                  @caitsith01: I think I should break down everything you said, since I give proper rebuttals with examples.

                  Mice have not changed fundamentally since invented

                  So you are saying anything that achieves the same function as original is not worth more than the original. Let's take a look at cars. Cars fundamentally haven't changed since being invented, have wheels, gets you from point A to point B. Yet they wildly differ in price, if we all took your logic then all cars shouldn't be worth more than the cheapest on the market.

                  Pricing is not set by real value but perceived value

                  Every product in life is not set by "REAL" value, but perceived value, please tell me what is REAL value. The value of product is what people will pay end of story. You can say everything is manipulated in pricing. House price is manipulated by interest rate, which is manipulated by the central bank. Diamonds are worthless and the value is manipulated by GIA. You see where I am going with this?

                  You seem to be a great demonstration of how good marketers are at doing that convincing

                  Show me an alternative product that offers same feature sets for less. That's right you cannot because like for like they are all around the same price.

                  I mean you say you wouldn't buy a mouse for more than 50 bucks, but I can say why buy a 50 dollar mouse, buy a 1 dollar mouse, sure it has terrible sensors, poor ergonomics, but hey it moves the mouse cursor right?

                  I did not say no one would spend more than $100 on a mouse now, by the way.

                  https://imgur.com/a/PjOE6rq
                  You literally contradicted yourself. Whooops, did I catch you with your pants down?

                  You pretty much dug yourself a hole there, zero credibility left bud. Quit while you still can before you make yourself more of a fool.

    • azukay on 24/06/2021 - 02:32
      +4

      There is this thing called inflation. You want a higher wage, well guess what the money has to come from some where, so as your wage goes up so does the cost of everything else.

      Actually funnily enough computer price has come down drastically compared to the 80s when PCs were just going mainstream. Also don't forget 10 years ago AU was parity to USD, the good times don't last forever.

      • caitsith01 on 25/06/2021 - 21:52
        -1

        Ok, so inflation on $50 from 10 years ago is $60.41 today. So it's not inflation.

        And no, computer prices have not "come down drastically", things like graphics cards are insanely overpriced compared to what they used to be. For example, I bought a 3DFX Voodoo 2 which cost around $400 (yes, I'm old) so about $688 in 2020 money… as the best card at the time, cheaper relative to the best card now.

        • azukay on 25/06/2021 - 22:06

          You are not comparing like for like are you. a $50 mouse from 10 years ago don't have the tech mouse have today.

          Do you not realise how expensive hard drives and ram were in the 1980s. Do you need me to send you links for computer chronicals on youtube? Graphics card are expensive currently due to shortages, which is not indicative of the normal times. If you are going to compare best of tech each decade then know that the best consumer hard drive in the 1980s are over a thousands of dollars whereas they are under 1000 nowdays.

          Also you are grossly simplifying the economy based only on inflation, what about currency exchange as I have noted. You completely ignored that. 2011 AUD was almost PARITY, right now 1 AUD = 0.76 USD

          So let's look at a mouse that has barely changed over time and existed in 2011. Logitech G300 vs G300s. Back in 2011 it was 39.99 RRP, right now it is 59.99 RRP. 1/0.76 (currency exchange) = 1.32 ; 1.32 x 1.22 (inflation) = 1.61. $40 x 1.61 increase in price due to the 2 factors of inflation and exchange rate = $64. And the mice sells for $60, so it is cheaper. Granted this is one example, but tech nowdays are 50% more expensive than 10 years ago, this is just a fact and a norm.

          Show me your fact and prove me wrong otherwise.

  • jaymzrsa on 23/06/2021 - 22:15

    Any chance this works with PowerPlay? Can't find anything online, so I'm thinking no :-(

    • DangerNoodle on 23/06/2021 - 22:17

      It should? Or at least the g pro wireless I've got does.

    • Noire on 23/06/2021 - 22:19

      You are probably not looking hard enough, it says it's compatible with powerplay.

      • jaymzrsa on 24/06/2021 - 08:28

        So I did look, just evidently in the wrong place.

        "https://www.logitechg.com/en-au/products/gaming-mouse-pads/powerplay-wireless-charging.943-000164.html"

        The included POWERCORE module enables compatible wireless mice for POWERPLAY. It works with the G903, and G703 wireless gaming mice. Easily swap in the magnetic POWERCORE module and you’re ready to wirelessly charge.

  • nomoneynoproblems on 23/06/2021 - 22:34

    Lol is that a micro usb? 2021, Premium $200 mouse and Logtiech are still cheaping out on usb.

    • abjsdhasehasee on 24/06/2021 - 00:25
      +1

      thanks, im not purchasing anymore, having to waste 3 seconds to flip around a cable once a month should be illegal!

      • nomoneynoproblems on 24/06/2021 - 10:52

        Having micro USB past 2017 should be illegal!

    • botchie on 24/06/2021 - 12:22

      Finalmouse Starlight-12

    • daiwik on 24/06/2021 - 17:50

      genuine question; does it really matter for mice?

  • Raj09 on 23/06/2021 - 23:16

    I have the g903 and I still love it. It's got more buttons. How is this one better?

    • ethan961 on 23/06/2021 - 23:42

      Weight of 63g compared to 110g of the G903 is a pretty big difference for someone who cares about or takes advantage of light weight.

      • Raj09 on 24/06/2021 - 00:56

        Ah alright. It won't do much of a difference for me since I'm not a competitive gamer

  • badd2k on 23/06/2021 - 23:41

    hey i purchased the mouse but go no email with it about it? and nothing is on my order list but money has been taken out of my account please help thanks :)

  • GangstaKangaroo on 24/06/2021 - 01:40

    it would be interesting to transition from my g502 to this mouse, hope it works out well lol

  • family on 24/06/2021 - 02:45

    i need the white version

  • DeToxin on 24/06/2021 - 09:51
    +1

    Great deal for this, purchased thanks op

  • Wootwootwoot on 24/06/2021 - 10:55
    +1

    Wtf is wrong with logitech, why are they still using micro USB?

    • DeToxin on 24/06/2021 - 20:51
      +1

      It's a pretty stupid move I agree, but you can get a charging stand for like $30 so you never have to worry about using the USB port, just take the cap off the bottom and at the end of the day leave it on the charging stand. I found this one which seems like the cheapest option: https://a.aliexpress.com/_mMa7fP3

  • sixnout on 25/06/2021 - 15:20

    Oh darn, missed out on this

    • sixnout on 28/06/2021 - 11:44

      Back in stock - but can't apply discount code against it anymore so assume no longer part of the sale

  • [Deactivated] on 25/06/2021 - 18:11

    I just received the mouse and the wireless dongle is not working….. I tried with every USB port and a laptop and it's the same is just working through the USB cable…. (profanity)

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