Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2
Top WirelessRoughly 60 grams, wireless, with 8K polling and the sensor at the top of the range.
The short version
Short answer: the endgame wireless mouse, and priced like it. Buy it when you already know the cheaper ones are holding you back.
Wireless with nothing given up
The reason this mouse costs what it does is that it removes the usual wireless compromises at once: no added weight worth noticing, no perceptible latency, and battery life measured in days of real play rather than hours. Plugging in the cable charges it and changes nothing about how it behaves.
8K polling, honestly
Reporting position 8,000 times a second instead of 1,000 does measurably smooth out cursor movement. Whether you can feel it depends on your monitor refresh rate and your standards. It is a refinement, not a transformation, and nobody should buy this mouse for that number alone.
Who should not buy it
Anyone whose current mouse is fine. The gap between a good 250 dirham mouse and this one is real but small, and it is smaller than the gap between a bad mouse pad and a good one.
Who it suits
Buy it if you play shooters at a level where your aim is the limiting factor rather than your knowledge of the map. The weight and the wireless together remove two small frictions, and if you are good enough, removing small frictions is the only thing left to do.
Skip it if you are not. This is the clearest case on this whole list of a product that is genuinely excellent and genuinely wasted on most buyers. At 442 dirhams you are paying roughly seven times the G102 for an advantage most people cannot measure in their own play.
What to buy instead
The DeathAdder V3 at 249 gets you to 59 grams for a lot less money, with a cable you will stop noticing in a week. The G502 X at 245 goes the other direction entirely if buttons matter more to you than grams. Below that the G102 at 66 remains the sensible default.
Buying it in the UAE
Price moves here. It has sat above and below the current figure over recent months, so it is worth checking rather than assuming. Note that the charging cable is proprietary in shape, so if you travel with it, take the cable rather than assuming a spare will fit.
Full specifications
| Sensor | |
| Sensor | HERO 2 |
| Polling | Up to 8,000 Hz |
| Buttons | 5 |
| Body | |
| Weight | ~60 g |
| Shape | Symmetrical, right handed |
| Connection | |
| Modes | 2.4GHz wireless, USB C charging |
| Buying | |
| UAE price | ~442 AED |
| Retailer | Amazon.ae |
Specifications from published manufacturer data. Prices checked on Amazon.ae and move often, so treat them as a guide rather than a quote.