Logitech G Pro X Superlight
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Last verified September 13, 2026
💬 — ask a question or share feedback →The G Pro X Superlight's sub-63-gram weight is real and independently confirmed, but calling it 'the lightest wireless gaming mouse' overstates it slightly -- competing mice like the Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro land in the same weight class without a honeycomb shell.
Logitech introduced the G Pro X Superlight as its lightest-ever wireless esports mouse, engineered around a single goal of minimizing weight while retaining pro-grade wireless performance and structural integrity, weighing in under 63 grams.
The under-63-gram weight figure itself is real and independently confirmed by multiple reviewers and retailers -- roughly 25% lighter than Logitech's own standard PRO Wireless mouse. But 'lightest wireless gaming mouse' as an absolute, category-wide claim needs a caveat: competing mice, like the Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro, land in the same weight class without using a perforated honeycomb shell. Reviewers characterize the Superlight's real distinction more precisely as the lightest wireless gaming mouse that doesn't rely on a honeycomb design to hit that weight, not the single lightest wireless gaming mouse on the market outright.
The concrete number Logitech quotes -- under 63 grams -- checks out and is a genuine engineering achievement relative to the company's own prior wireless mice. The absolute superlative ('the lightest') is where it gets slightly oversold, since at least one honeycomb-free competitor lands in the same weight class. That's a minor overreach on a claim whose substance is otherwise solid, not a meaningful deception.
- PCWorld review — Independently confirms the sub-63g weight specification as accurate.
- PCWorld review — Notes that competing mice like the Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro reach a comparable weight class without a honeycomb shell, complicating the absolute 'lightest' claim.
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Is the Logitech G Pro X Superlight really under 63 grams?
Yes, this is independently confirmed by multiple reviewers and matches Logitech's own specification.
Is it actually the lightest wireless gaming mouse available?
Not as an absolute category-wide claim — reviewers note competitors like the Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro reach a comparable weight without using a perforated honeycomb shell, so it's more precisely the lightest non-honeycomb design.