Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT — Wireless Gaming Mouse, Black (first generation)
Under 63 g symmetricalHERO 25K: 25,600 DPILIGHTSPEED wirelessUp to 70 h per charge
The Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT is the original 2020 esports featherweight: the symmetrical PRO shape trimmed to under 63 grams — nearly 25% lighter than the PRO Wireless before it — with the HERO 25K sensor at 25,600 DPI, LIGHTSPEED wireless and up to 70 hours per charge, on large zero-additive PTFE feet. It is the mouse a generation of pro FPS players used before the SUPERLIGHT 2 arrived, and it remains a lighter, cheaper way into that shape. This is the black version, part number 910-005881, EAN 5099206090460. Charging is over micro-USB, not USB-C, and the receiver in the box reports at 1,000 Hz. Tell us your grip and hand size and we will confirm whether this or the SUPERLIGHT 2 makes sense.
Compatibility — check before buying:
LIGHTSPEED wireless only — no Bluetooth. This first-generation model charges over micro-USB, reports at 1,000 Hz and uses mechanical main switches; the SUPERLIGHT 2 moved to USB-C, 8 kHz, LIGHTFORCE hybrid switches and the HERO 2 sensor. The shape is symmetrical with the side buttons on the left, so it suits right-handed use. Logitech’s current pages publish only headline figures for this model (weight, sensor, DPI, battery); the full specification table is no longer served, so dimensions and IPS figures are not quoted here. Settings in Logitech G HUB; POWERPLAY compatible.
Best For
✓ Competitive FPS on a budget for the PRO shape
✓ Claw and palm grips on a medium symmetrical body
✓ Players who want under 63 g without holes
✓ Sessions up to 70 h per charge
✓ POWERPLAY desks
✓ Replacing a worn first-generation SUPERLIGHT like for like
Key Features
Under 63 g, no holes
Logitech cut the PRO Wireless down to under 63 grams without a honeycomb shell, keeping the symmetrical shape that pro FPS players standardised on.
HERO 25K
The HERO 25K sensor tracks up to 25,600 DPI with sub-micron precision, over LIGHTSPEED wireless at 1,000 Hz through the included receiver.
70 hours, PTFE feet
Up to 70 hours per charge over micro-USB, large zero-additive PTFE feet for glide, and five programmable buttons set in G HUB. POWERPLAY compatible for wireless charging.
Technical Specifications
| Identification |
| Brand |
Logitech G |
| Series |
PRO X SUPERLIGHT (first generation) |
| Part Number |
910-005881 |
| EAN / GTIN |
5099206090460 |
| Performance |
| Sensor |
HERO 25K optical, up to 25,600 DPI |
| Report rate |
1,000 Hz over LIGHTSPEED |
| Switches |
Mechanical main switches (Logitech publishes no rating on current pages) |
| Buttons |
5 programmable |
| Software |
Logitech G HUB; onboard memory |
| Design |
| Shape |
Symmetrical, side buttons on the left |
| Weight |
Under 63 g |
| Dimensions |
Not published on Logitech’s current pages |
| Colour |
Black |
| Feet |
Large zero-additive PTFE |
| Wireless & Battery |
| Connection |
LIGHTSPEED 2.4 GHz wireless only; no Bluetooth |
| Battery |
Up to 70 h per charge |
| Charging |
Micro-USB; POWERPLAY compatible |
| In the Box |
| Contents |
Mouse, LIGHTSPEED receiver, micro-USB charging and data cable, documentation — Logitech’s current page publishes no full box list |
| Warranty |
| Warranty |
1-Year Warranty (Singular) |
| Manufacturer Term |
Logitech G publishes a 2-year limited hardware warranty on this model on its support site. Singular’s direct warranty is 1 year; beyond that we assist you with the manufacturer’s warranty process for its full duration. |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between this and the PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2?
SUPERLIGHT 2: HERO 2 44K sensor, 8 kHz, LIGHTFORCE hybrid switches, USB-C, 95 h, 60 g. This first generation: HERO 25K, 1 kHz, mechanical switches, micro-USB, 70 h, under 63 g. Same shape.
Can I use it over Bluetooth?
No — LIGHTSPEED only.
Does it charge over USB-C?
No, micro-USB. The SUPERLIGHT 2 is the USB-C model.
Is it still a good buy?
For the shape and the weight at a lower price, yes. If you want 8 kHz or USB-C, buy the SUPERLIGHT 2.
Singular Expert Insight
The first SUPERLIGHT is still an excellent esports mouse and the cheapest way into the PRO shape; the SUPERLIGHT 2 adds USB-C, 8 kHz and the newer sensor for players who will use them. Compare both in our wireless mice range and tell us your grip.
Buyer’s Guide
Buy it if
You want the PRO X SUPERLIGHT shape under 63 g at a lower price and 1,000 Hz over micro-USB is fine.
Skip it if
You want USB-C, 8 kHz or LIGHTFORCE switches (SUPERLIGHT 2), need Bluetooth, or are left-handed.
Also consider
The PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2 or 2c for the current generation, or the PRO 2 LIGHTSPEED for an ambidextrous option.