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Logitech G Pro Wireless
Retail Price
$129.99
Lowest Price
$71.98
Release Date
2016
The Logitech G Pro Wireless is a must-have for gamers looking for top-tier performance, ambidextrous, comfortable design, precise sensor, good click feedback, and fast report rate. It also boasts excellent build quality, shape and grip, and is quite lightweight, making it easy to move around with minimal effort and maximum comfort. Its main competition is the new Razer mouse, and its manufacturer, Logitech, is known for sponsoring a lot of organizations.
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Overview
- Summary
- Overview - Build
- Overview - Features
- Overview - Performance & Design
- Overview - Versatility
- Overview - Target Market
- Recommendation
- Positive
- Negative
Summary - The Logitech G Pro Wireless is a must-have for gamers looking for top-tier performance, ambidextrous, comfortable design, precise sensor, good click feedback, and fast report rate. It also boasts excellent build quality, shape and grip, and is quite lightweight, making it easy to move around with minimal effort and maximum comfort. Its main competition is the new Razer mouse, and its manufacturer, Logitech, is known for sponsoring a lot of organizations.
Overview - Build - Any grip can feel safe and at ease with the contour. The weight distribution is good, and it is lighter than anticipated. The scroll wheel is wonderful, and the clicks and side buttons work well. The sensor is faultless, and the construction quality is excellent. With good battery life, wireless performance is indistinguishable from cable performance. The micro-USB connection and coating deterioration, however, were problems. Overall, it's a fantastic mouse and well worth the cost. There is no need to upgrade to the Superlight.
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03/03/2021
Overview - Features - The G Pro Wireless is a wireless gaming mouse that is adaptable, comfortable, and has a high DPI sensor. It provides reduced click latency, outstanding performance, and a flexible design. With the exception of small hands employing the fingertip grip, the size and form are ideal for the majority of hand sizes and grips. For a cable-like feel, it boasts an ambidextrous design and a 1ms report rate. However, it may drag a little when using the cable, and there aren't many extra buttons for MMO games. Overall, it's a fantastic wireless mouse for both business use and gaming.
Overview - Performance & Design - The Logitech G Pro Wireless is regarded as the best wireless mouse for first-person shooter games. It features a simple design and works well for all hand sizes. The lack of cord drag is a big benefit, and despite increased competition, its wireless speed is still unsurpassed. A week or more of use is possible from the battery, which charges quickly. The G Pro Wireless is used by many elite athletes, and those who don't might be persuaded otherwise by sponsorships. The G Pro's closest rival is the Razer Viper Ultimate, however many people prefer the G Pro's performance and feel.
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Overview - Versatility - The G Pro Wireless is a versatile mouse that is equally suitable for both gaming and daily tasks, as well as office use with its ambidextrous design that works with a variety of grips and hand sizes, and its 15 programmable inputs for flexible functionality along with high-quality build, with its only drawback the lack of bluetooth. It is also great for travel thanks to being wireless and being of a reasonable size. It's an ideal option for gaming, whether ultra-light, FPS games and for MMO gaming by providing excellent click latency whether it's used wirelessly or otherwise.
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Overview - Target Market - The Logitech G Pro Wireless with its combination of appealing, lightweight design, wireless connectivity and high-performance sensor, is a must-have, reliable choice for both E-Sports professionals and competitive gamers.
Recommendation - The Logitech G Pro Wireless thanks to its power consumption and some other impressive specifications is often considered to be currently the best wireless gaming mouse available in the market, but ultimately the choice to get it depends on one’s hand size and grip preference, along with their budget, as the mouse costs around $150.
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- Overview - Build
- Overview - Features
- Overview - Performance & Design
- Overview - Versatility
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- Recommendation
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Cale Hunt - Windows Central
06/03/2021
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07/29/2020
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03/03/2021
Cale Hunt - Windows Central
06/03/2021
Ryan Scartozzi, Sean Gallagher, and Yannick Khong - RTINGS.com
10/16/2020
r/R6ProLeague
07/29/2020
Optimum Tech
04/10/2019
Ryan Scartozzi, Sean Gallagher, and Yannick Khong - RTINGS.com
10/16/2020
Ryan Scartozzi, Sean Gallagher, and Yannick Khong - RTINGS.com
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Ryan Scartozzi, Sean Gallagher, and Yannick Khong - RTINGS.com
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Ryan Scartozzi, Sean Gallagher, and Yannick Khong - RTINGS.com
10/16/2020
Ryan Scartozzi, Sean Gallagher, and Yannick Khong - RTINGS.com
10/16/2020
Jacob Ridley - PCGamesN
12/04/2019
Cale Hunt - Windows Central
06/03/2021
r/R6ProLeague
07/29/2020
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Pros & Cons
- Cons
- Pros
- Positive
- Negative
Cons - One potential drawback of the Logitech G Pro Wireless is the placement of the DPI buttons, which some users may find bothersome.
Cale Hunt - Windows Central
06/03/2021
Pros - The Logitech G Pro Wireless has several advantages, including its lightweight and ambidextrous design, reliable performance of the HERO 25K sensor, customizable RGB lighting and DPI settings, wireless 1ms report rate, and impressive battery life.
Cale Hunt - Windows Central
06/03/2021
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Build & Design
- Build Quality
- Build - Battery & Charging
- Build - Buttons
- Build - Cable
- Build - Comfort
- Build - Dimensions
- Build - Durability
- Build - Feet
- Build - Material
- Build - Portability
- Build - Weight
- Build - Wheel
- Design
- Design - Shape
- Design - Style
- Positive
- Negative
Build Quality - As a medium-sized ambidextrous mouse with modular side buttons, the G Pro Wireless is impressive. It is excellent for FPS and perhaps MOBA games because it has the best sensor available and weighs only 80 grams. The mouse's lightweight endoskeleton and ultrathin 1mm external shell give it a solid feel with very little flex. It might not be able to sustain moderately forceful direct hits, though. It's crucial to remember that everyone has different tastes.
Build - Battery & Charging - The G Pro Wireless offers impressive battery life, lasting up to 60 hours with lighting off and up to 48 hours with RGB lighting enabled. It can provide a full week of usage on a single charge, even with RGB lighting on. It outperforms larger and heavier mice in terms of battery life. The fast charging time is also advantageous. It recharges quickly, with just a short time of around five minutes resulting in a significant boost in battery life.
Build - Buttons - The G Pro Wireless has multiple programmable side buttons that can be tailored to one's preferences for convenience. These four replaceable buttons are part of the ambidextrous design, which offers adaptability and simple customization. In order to prevent inadvertent clicks, the main mouse buttons have a pleasing click and the ideal amount of actuation force. It also has the ability to swap between profiles, change CPIs, and add a G-Shift button for more programmed inputs.
Build - Cable - The G Pro Wireless still has a cable option in terms of usage. It has a sturdy cable, however it can be a little stiff and drag on the desk. It is 6.1 feet (1.9 m) long and made of rubber. It connects via a micro-USB port on the mouse end and a USB port on the computer end, and it is not permanently kinked. Using a magnetic cable, like the TOPK brand, which enables simpler and more flexible charging across many devices, is a life hack for charging the mouse. With support on either side of the USB connection to prevent port damage, the cable can also be plugged straight into the mouse to charge the device. A full charge is thought to take about two hours to complete. Also, the USB can be stored in the bottom of the mouse for travel.
Build - Comfort - The G Pro Wireless is an ambidextrous mouse thanks to its two buttons on both left and right sides. It features a cozy and laid-back design that works with a variety of hand sizes and grip patterns. It does not include padding or ergonomic characteristics, but it is nonetheless cozy to handle and has a good grip.
Build - Dimensions - The G Pro Wireless has dimensions of 5.0" length, 1.6" height, and 2.5" width, with a grip width of 61 mm. It is significantly wider than other wireless mice in its weight class, which typically weigh around 100 grams or more. It stands out as one of the lightest wireless gaming mice available. Its size falls between medium and large, and is longer than the standard G Pro but not as tall as the G703.
Build - Durability - The G Pro Wireless has excellent durability, boasting no double clicking issues even after daily use for over a year and a half.
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11/17/2020
Build - Feet - On thick mouse pads, its feet could make scratching noises but still enable smooth gliding. Friction is reduced by the rounded shape, and other third-party modifications available for individual preference.
Ryan Scartozzi, Sean Gallagher, and Yannick Khong - RTINGS.com
10/16/2020
Build - Material - It has extremely thin walls and is primarily comprised of plastic, but it feels surprisingly well-crafted and sturdy. It is completely rigid and does not flex or wobble, and the rough plastic increases its overall toughness. The mouse's sturdy feet allow for easy sliding, and the side buttons may be adjusted. When shaken, the button does, however, rattle a little.
Build - Portability - It’s portable with its compact size and removable wire, making it convenient to carry in a bag. It also has receiver storage on the underside for added convenience.
Ryan Scartozzi, Sean Gallagher, and Yannick Khong - RTINGS.com
10/16/2020
Build - Weight - It's a wireless mouse that weighs only 80 grams. It provides good performance without the weight or performance problems that wireless mice are known for. For competitive players, it is a pleasure to use due to the freedom of movement without cable drag.
Build - Wheel - Although the mouse wheel is common and offers incremental scrolling, it does not support endless scrolling. With tactile steps and a gentle center click, it has been streamlined to save weight. The scroll wheel has a solid but smooth motion and is lighter and quieter.
Design - With a few thumb switches, a scroll wheel, DPI LEDs, and an RGB logo illumination zone, the G Pro Wireless boasts a straightforward and unobtrusive design. The mouse has a smooth matte plastic finish, and the sides are tapered for better grip. It differs from Logitech's flagship G903 mouse's more futuristic style. Its faultless wireless performance with Logitech's LIGHTSPEED technology, which has a low latency and is indistinguishable from a wired connection, is where the real magic resides.
Design - Shape - It has a variable form that can support different grip techniques. It is appropriate for hybrid, claw, and maybe palm grip and provides a pleasant grip. Although some users might prefer deeper curves, the form works well for a variety of hand sizes and grip preferences in general.
Design - Style - It has a straightforward layout with just one RGB zone for the logo. It has a non-gaming appearance thanks to its matte plastic build.
Ryan Scartozzi, Sean Gallagher, and Yannick Khong - RTINGS.com
10/16/2020
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- Build Quality
- Build - Battery & Charging
- Build - Buttons
- Build - Cable
- Build - Comfort
- Build - Dimensions
- Build - Durability
- Build - Feet
- Build - Material
- Build - Portability
- Build - Weight
- Build - Wheel
- Design
- Design - Shape
- Design - Style
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- YouTube
- PCGamesN
- Windows Central
- RTINGS.com
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Jacob Ridley - PCGamesN
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Cale Hunt - Windows Central
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Ryan Scartozzi, Sean Gallagher, and Yannick Khong - RTINGS.com
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Ryan Scartozzi, Sean Gallagher, and Yannick Khong - RTINGS.com
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r/MouseReview
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Cale Hunt - Windows Central
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Rocket Jump Ninja
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Cale Hunt - Windows Central
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Ryan Scartozzi, Sean Gallagher, and Yannick Khong - RTINGS.com
10/16/2020
Optimum Tech
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Rocket Jump Ninja
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Ryan Scartozzi, Sean Gallagher, and Yannick Khong - RTINGS.com
10/16/2020
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Ryan Scartozzi, Sean Gallagher, and Yannick Khong - RTINGS.com
10/16/2020
Ryan Scartozzi, Sean Gallagher, and Yannick Khong - RTINGS.com
10/16/2020
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Ryan Scartozzi, Sean Gallagher, and Yannick Khong - RTINGS.com
10/16/2020
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08/23/2018
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Ryan Scartozzi, Sean Gallagher, and Yannick Khong - RTINGS.com
10/16/2020
Hardware Canucks
08/23/2018
Optimum Tech
04/10/2019
Cale Hunt - Windows Central
06/03/2021
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08/21/2018
Jacob Ridley - PCGamesN
12/04/2019
Optimum Tech
04/10/2019
r/R6ProLeague
07/29/2020
Rocket Jump Ninja
08/21/2018
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08/23/2018
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10/16/2020
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Accessories & Inclusions
- Accessories
- Inclusions
- Positive
- Negative
Accessories - For versatile connectivity choices, a USB-A dongle and a six-foot cable are included with the G Pro Wireless. The dongle has a storage compartment located at the bottom of the mouse.
Cale Hunt - Windows Central
06/03/2021
Inclusions - The G Pro Wireless package contains, aside from the mouse itself, additional side buttons, a charging cable, a USB receiver and extender, and some user manuals.
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Features
- App - DPI Setting
- Battery LED Indicator
- DPI Toggle Button
- HERO Sensor
- LIGHTSPEED Wireless Technology
- OS Compatibility
- Software - Options
- Positive
- Negative
App - DPI Setting - DPI may be changed using the Logitech Gaming software in steps of 50, ranging from 100 to 16,000 DPI. Additionally, it provides synchronization between other Logitech devices and RGB customization.
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Battery LED Indicator - Located at the top of the G Pro Wireless are 3 LEDs that indicate the battery life and serve as a reminder for recharging.
Cale Hunt - Windows Central
06/03/2021
DPI Toggle Button - The G Pro Wireless mouse's DPI toggle is situated on the mouse's base. For people who constantly swap sensitivity profiles, it might be inconvenient, but it also stops inadvertent clicks during gaming sessions, which is a benefit.
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06/03/2021
HERO Sensor - The G Pro Wireless makes use of the highly efficient HERO 25K Sensor, which features up to 25,600 DPI resolution for smooth tracking, and allows impressively long battery life without sacrificing performance and optical tracking.
LIGHTSPEED Wireless Technology - With Logitech's LIGHTSPEED wireless technology, there is no noticeable lag between button clicks and input on the G Pro, dispelling doubts about wireless reliability and responsiveness.
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06/03/2021
OS Compatibility - It’s highly compatible, supporting both Windows and macOS allowing easy customization regardless of the operating system.
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10/16/2020
Software - Options - With options for illumination, performance, and button combinations, the Logitech G HUB software offers outstanding gaming personalization. It contains an inbuilt memory for setting transfer across computers and a G-Shift button for additional functions.
Ryan Scartozzi, Sean Gallagher, and Yannick Khong - RTINGS.com
10/16/2020
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- App - DPI Setting
- Battery LED Indicator
- DPI Toggle Button
- HERO Sensor
- LIGHTSPEED Wireless Technology
- OS Compatibility
- Software - Options
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- YouTube
- Windows Central
- PCGamesN
- RTINGS.com
Rocket Jump Ninja
08/21/2018
Cale Hunt - Windows Central
06/03/2021
Cale Hunt - Windows Central
06/03/2021
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06/03/2021
Jacob Ridley - PCGamesN
12/04/2019
Cale Hunt - Windows Central
06/03/2021
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10/16/2020
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Performance & Specifications
- Click Noise
- Control
- Latency
- Responsiveness
- Specifications
- Positive
- Negative
Click Noise - The G Pro Wireless has audible click sounds, but is unlikely to disturb others except when in a very quiet environment.
Ryan Scartozzi, Sean Gallagher, and Yannick Khong - RTINGS.com
10/16/2020
Control - The G Pro Wireless makes flick shots simpler and gives better control over swifter motions. It features a broad CPI range that is programmable in the accompanying software, good accuracy even during quick motions, and produces fluid cursor movement.
Latency - The G Pro Wireless boasts faultless wireless performance with Logitech's LIGHTSPEED technology, which has a low latency that is indistinguishable from a wired connection. Performance is enhanced by moving the receiver closer to the desk's mouse by connecting it to the USB adapter.
Responsiveness - The G Pro Wireless has rapid switches, exceptional responsiveness for reactive gameplay, and a straightforward ergonomic design for a fun, quick gaming experience.
Jacob Ridley - PCGamesN
12/04/2019
Specifications - The G Pro Wireless features a 1ms report rate, a HERO 25K sensor with a resolution of 100 to 25,600 DPI, weighs 80g, has a 5.9 feet (1.8m) cable, offers up to 60 hours of battery life with rechargeability, and comes with a two-year warranty.
Cale Hunt - Windows Central
06/03/2021
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- Click Noise
- Control
- Latency
- Responsiveness
- Specifications
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- RTINGS.com
- YouTube
- PCGamesN
- Windows Central
Ryan Scartozzi, Sean Gallagher, and Yannick Khong - RTINGS.com
10/16/2020
Optimum Tech
04/10/2019
Ryan Scartozzi, Sean Gallagher, and Yannick Khong - RTINGS.com
10/16/2020
Jacob Ridley - PCGamesN
12/04/2019
Ryan Scartozzi, Sean Gallagher, and Yannick Khong - RTINGS.com
10/16/2020
Jacob Ridley - PCGamesN
12/04/2019
Cale Hunt - Windows Central
06/03/2021
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Comparison
- Comparison vs. Superlight
- Positive
- Negative
Comparison vs. Superlight - For those who appreciate the aesthetics of the Logitech G Pro Wireless with RGB, the absence of RGB lights would be the primary downside. Some Superlight owners are reluctant to switch to a similar mouse that is a little lighter because of the lack of RGB.
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Price & Availability
- Availability
- Price & Value
- Positive
- Negative
Availability - It costs about $114 and is available from well-known merchants including Amazon, Best Buy, and Walmart. It is more expensive when compared to the best wired options, yet being an acceptable price for a wireless gaming mouse.
Cale Hunt - Windows Central
06/03/2021
Price & Value - It costs $150 (£130), which is more than the G903 and other available esports mice. Nevertheless, despite the greater price, it is regarded as one of the best wireless mouse available due to its excellent sensor and functionality. Although it isn't inexpensive, its performance and features make up for the cost.
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Miscellaneous
- Issue - Build Quality
- Issue - Clicking
- Issue - Design
- Issue - Functionality
- Lack - Connectivity - Bluetooth
- Usage - Claw Grip & Fingertip Grip
- Usage - Fingertip Grip
- Usage - Palm Grip
- Positive
- Negative
Issue - Build Quality - The slippery coating doesn't provide a good grip for sweaty hands. If the only improvement is the weight, it's not much of an improvement. It may have a nicer coating or repaired clicks. Hopefully there won't be any concerns with the Model O Wireless' construction.
r/MouseReview
11/17/2020
Issue - Clicking - A user who owned it for more than a year had begun to have problems with double clicking.
r/MouseReview
11/17/2020
Issue - Design - Due to the lack of ergonomic angles, the design appears to be uncomfortable.
r/MouseReview
11/17/2020
Issue - Functionality - The DPI toggle switch is inconveniently placed on the mouse's bottom. Four mouse feet, a USB wireless adapter storage nook, PowerPlay adapter support, and an on/off switch are all included on the mouse's underside. It has a simple layout with only the necessary functions.
Jacob Ridley - PCGamesN
12/04/2019
Lack - Connectivity - Bluetooth - The G Pro Wireless does not provide Bluetooth connectivity.
Cale Hunt - Windows Central
06/03/2021
Usage - Claw Grip & Fingertip Grip - The G Pro Wireless is well-suited for claw and fingertip grips, accommodating hand sizes ranging from 17 to 22 centimeters. It provides good control and accessibility for all hand sizes, from small to extra-large.
Usage - Fingertip Grip - It’s suitable for fingertip grip, but it may not provide a tight grip for smaller hands. The forward side button might be harder to reach without adjusting hand position. It is recommended for medium, large, and extra-large hand sizes, but not suitable for small hands.
Ryan Scartozzi, Sean Gallagher, and Yannick Khong - RTINGS.com
10/16/2020
Usage - Palm Grip - It’s not specifically designed for palm grip comfort. It is recommended for users with hands under 17.5 centimeters for palm grip. However, users of all hand sizes can have good control and access to all the buttons when using palm grip. Still, it’s suitable for individuals with small, medium, large, and extra-large hands.
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- Issue - Build Quality
- Issue - Clicking
- Issue - Design
- Issue - Functionality
- Lack - Connectivity - Bluetooth
- Usage - Claw Grip & Fingertip Grip
- Usage - Fingertip Grip
- Usage - Palm Grip
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- PCGamesN
- Windows Central
- YouTube
- RTINGS.com
r/MouseReview
11/17/2020
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11/17/2020
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11/17/2020
Jacob Ridley - PCGamesN
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Cale Hunt - Windows Central
06/03/2021
Optimum Tech
04/10/2019
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08/21/2018
Ryan Scartozzi, Sean Gallagher, and Yannick Khong - RTINGS.com
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