Edit: 4/1/2023 Mouse has failed about 2 years ago, it was past the warranty, contacted support, went through all the hoops of troubleshooting but still no luck (yea tried on other PC's), it was a great mouse, but the mouse fails to connect, keeps disconnecting, and when it does work for a brief moment there is tremendous mouse skipping. Farewell my friend, I actually might buy another one because I liked it so much!
Edit: 11/3/2021 still works fine
I love this mouse right out of the box, my hands are a bit on the smaller side so its perfect for me but the mouse is not too small.
I prefer a mouse that works well for RTS and FPS, for RTS I play Starcraft 2 pretty competitively and CSGO and Rainbow Six Siege casually (I use to be a seasoned CSGO player), and I gotta say they work very well for both.
In this review I will be comparing mostly to the Razer Deathadder (specifically the chroma edition)
Reasons why I decided to buy this:
My deathadder chroma is great for FPS, but felt a bit hefty for RTS (Starcraft 2), as well as the clicks I couldn't click lightly with the middle-upper part of my index finger I had to do an almost deep click with the tip of my index finger for a click to register (for RTS there is alot of clicking that goes on so I prefer a mouse with light convenient clicks).
Also the shape and size of the deathadder felt uncomfortable for long RTS gaming sessions, again my hand is on the smaller side.
Also the deathadder being the right handed model, I felt the chunky part of my palm where my thumb is connected gripped the bottom left part of the mouse to the point where I couldn't maneuver my hands towards the front of the mouse while playing without lifting my hand off the mouse (hope that makes sense).
Now for my baby for RTS gaming is the Razer Abyssus Optical gaming mouse, this baby is the one for RTS it has helped me get into Diamond league. However, for FPS the size of the mouse is too small and light to the point where my control feels awkward. I like a little weight in my mouse for FPS as well as the clicks on the Abyssus Optical version just feels too light for me. The Logitech G Pro Hero hits home for FPS and RTS, not being too light or too small, just the right pinch for a great versatile mouse.
Pros:
- Good Weight : Just enough weight that makes you feel like you're using something authentic and the light-medium weight also helps with control so it doesn't feel like you're holding light plastic.
- Good shape and size : The shape is ambidextrous and the size is great for RTS and FPS.
- Good Clicks : The clicks are almost crisp like a deathadder, and the sound is like there is a little heft to it which is fine.
The Scroll button (aka mouse 3) requires a bit of weight which I feel indifferent about but will continue to test.
- Looks : Looks great, the 2 side controls on the left side of the mouse requires a little more force than a deathadder which is fine.
- Other : There is a button to switch between different dpi's which is wonderful, every new gaming mouse should have this, along with the 2 side buttons. I use the side buttons for in-game communication, 1 for typing and 1 for the mic.
The Lighting is Great and blends well with your RGB gaming keyboards.
Cons:
- None so far except for the fact that I should have gotten this mouse sooner!
| Brand | Logitech G |
|---|---|
| Item model number | 910-005439 |
| Hardware Platform | PC/Mac |
| Item Weight | 3 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 1.49 x 2.44 x 4.57 inches |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 1.49 x 2.44 x 4.57 inches |
| Color | Black |
| Power Source | corded electric |
| Batteries | 2 AAA batteries required. |
| Manufacturer | Logitech |
| ASIN | B07GC4W25L |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Date First Available | August 21, 2018 |
