Down from 279.95 I.e. 54% off.
$129.00 (Prime) gets you the delivery within a day
$128.50 (VCHAINAU) gets you the delivery in roughly a month; says estimated delivery for me is 19th December. Might be a good Christmas gift for myself hehe.
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I have large hands and g pro is just too small to be comfortable long term. I stuck with the g502 lightspeed regardless of the weight difference
I'd say the g603 is the smallest I'm happy with.
Anything smaller is a no go for me.
what else do you have thats large
Not sure, sorry. I was after a new gaming mouse and found this as a great deal.
Dimensions?
I settled on this and am happy with it. Bigger would be better but they are usually heavy, so if you prefer a mouse that is also lightweight then I recommend this. I use a claw grip and from palm to middle finger tip is 22cm if that helps.
Depends how big you're talking. I used a Deathadder before upgrading to the G PRO and it suits me perfectly. For context, I'm 6' 2" and I guess I have hands that match that height?
I have large hands and its the best mouse I've used, but I'll wait till the super light version goes on sale
Good discount, although it is regularly around the $140-150 mark. Like most Logitech products, the RRP is inflated.
100% agree - $279.95 for a mouse is just crazy talk
Was looking at this mouse to replace my glorious model o but couldn't justify the price even on sale. For $79 i got a second hand razer basilisk ultimate with the charging dock in excellent condition, weight wont bother me as i dont play fps on computer.
What was wrong with the model o? I've been looking at getting one hahaha
Nothing wrong with it! I wanted a wireless mouse and i got the glossy version instead of matte which attracts more marks and feels a bit lessy grippy. Overall for the price a pretty solid mouse with good rgb.
I have a model o wireless. got it off a friend that heated it. I kinda have to agree its… horrible. I've recently tried a brand new wired model o and found the same issues.
The good: Lite. Tracking. and shape.
The bad: build quality. Buttons are horrible (very cheap feeling). The scroll wheel clicks in extremely easily, while not being very smooth. backwards and forward buttons again feel very cheap ($5 dell mouse territory). Software is bare bones and glitchy. Rgb lighting is pretty bad too (lot of hot spots on the lightbars going down either side).
Id agree with most points of this, it is a cheaper mouse though so quality control probably isnt the greatest. Stretching your budget for something a bit better is ideal.
@Shanetrain: It's cheaper, but it isn't cheap. And lets not forget the g-pro is insanely overpriced. I like my gigabyte products but boy it is hard to stomach the price.
@jake93s: You can regularly pick the model o up for $50-60 which in my opinion is pretty damn cheap for a mouse but yes depending on your budget and no sale its $80 or so. The razer basilisk ultimate still retails for around $150 so definitely a big leap. I love a good bargain though so id never pay $140 for a mouse.
@Shanetrain: have to agree with you on that. $50 for the model o wireless is great value. At that value all my complaints about it disappear.
@jake93s: Id still prefer to pick up a more reliable wireless mouse second hand like i did with the razer basilisk.
how is this mouse still at this price with other ultra light mice and ones without double clicking issues available?
PDD and taobao sell this model in double 11 shopping festival for $60,
at this price, the new model x superlight version can be consider as bargin deal, but personally is not a good deal for me
Have they made any improvements to their switches? I've had one where it suffered double click issues about 5 years into it.
FYI not the last gen superlight version
Mine lasted between 1.5 to 2 years before the side buttons developed a double click, I use the mouse like 12 hours a day between work and play. Other then the double click it was a very comfortable mouse, would still be using it if the side buttons didn't mess up.
Bought myself the updated model "G Pro X Wireless Superlight" for around $185 from Amazon. I'm surprised how much better the clicks feel and how noticeably lighter it is.
The upgraded g pro x superlight was $155 a couple months ago: https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/725515
out of topic but can anyone recommend me a mice that has quieter clicking sounds? I use a Glorious Model O for reference and the clicks are too loud.
Maybe also a keyboard with quieter presses. Can be any size, maybe more than 60% though because I use Annepro at the moment.
How is this for big hands? I use a deathadder and it cradles my hands quite well for comparison.