Logitech Pro X Superlight 2 Hero

As the name implies, it's a superlight wireless mouse. It's got Logitech's best sensor, and it's also the best or top tier sensors on the market. I tried the finalmouse starlight 12, various glorious models, plenty of razer mice which are highly overrated IMHO (I do hear good things about the deathadder v3 pro and viper 2 pro - new sensor, but i always had issues with razer software). I also the Logitech g pro LOL edition which is super cool, but 20g heavier but has rgb. Only mouse I found to rival these two Logitech g pro wireless mice is the endgame gear xm1, which is wired, we all are waiting for a wireless version. If you want something reliable, I believe even at this price point (got mine on sale for 109), this mouse is the best in class sensor with amazing value for money, no wonder 50% of fps pro players use it!

I am going from top Logitech mice, like MX 3, Pro Superlight, etc. to this vertical mouse. The goal is to reduce wrist pain. After 2 weeks, the wrist area discomfort is less, and tasks like EXCEL, browsing, Photoshop, and Final Cut are no issues with the Logitech Lift. Give it some time, say about 1-2 weeks.

The design is much better than Hero 8 black. The Go Pro company give hero 8 black with new battery door. Bad design..... you have to open the battery latch to be able to connect the Hero 8 with external power, which will exposed the battery and micro SD card. It's just stupid design, so stay with Hero 7.

The G Pro X Superlight is a comfortably sized yet extremely light mouse. It is well balanced, so there is no part of the mouse that feels heavier than another part. The click is maybe a little louder than I'd like, but it's not like it's unexpected when compared to other gaming mice. Sensor on the mouse is excellent as well. I am able to lift the mouse and place it back down for 360 degree turns without any issue. This is a fantastic mouse with better 'click latency' than most other gaming mice on the market. Cannot recommend this enough.

I also own the Razer Viper Ultimate and Razer Pro Click. The Pro X Superlight is the clear winner. The Pro X fits much better in my hand. And I especially appreciate that G Hub is infinitely better than Razer Synapse.

The Hero MB is just below the Extreme and at a better price for what you get. Enough M.2 slots for all your storage needs. Wi-Fi and BT antenna, and able to support air, liquid, or AIO cooling. A lot is squeezed in to the MB. The BIOS is standard Asus and easy to navigate and change as needed. I've had no problems with setup and using it. As with all AM5 MB's boot times can be slow, especially the first one. But, after that it's solid with Windows 11. I've never had a BSOD with this. A solid powerful MB for gaming or other needs.

So far so good, upgrading from Z790 Hero. I wanted the Gen5 M.2 and like the updated RGB and the memory support for 8000Mt/s ... currently running Skill at 8000 with 14900K

Very clean. I use this with a Go Pro Hero 5. Very clean and compact.

Great for FPS shooters! I enjoy using it. Superlight!

I used the product for storage my micro sd cards of the go pro hero 9