The advantage of the in-house sensor is its energy efficiency. For untrained hands, it makes no difference which of the two sensors is used anyway, as the general handling of the mouse plays a much greater role. But the HERO does not have to hide in terms of precision and speed. It replaces the widely used and proven PMW3366 sensor. In the new wireless mouse, however, the sensor is used with up to 16,000 dpi. Logitech has not been using its in-house HERO sensor in its mice for long. Technology behind the Logitech G Pro Wireless Otherwise, the software is clearly arranged, but a short label would not have done the individual menu items badly. But is a wireless mouse necessary to use it in the end with a cable? I don’t think so. The mouse also works without the USB dongle. You don’t want to do without a wired solution? Then simply connect the supplied 1.8 m long, fabric-sheathed USB charging cable. The on/off switch, the DPI button and the compartment for the dongle are located on the underside of the unit. If you take off the cover, you notice how thin and yet stable it is. The low weight is achieved by optimising the material used and the construction method. We can say with a clear conscience that the ergonomics are right and the soft-touch surface makes the story even more pleasant. Despite the huge paws that the mouse has tested, it lies very well in the hand. With only 80 grams despite batteries and a size of 125 x 63.5 x 40 mm, the mouse is impressively light and quite small. Practical, at least if you remember to always pack the dongle. Speaking of bottom side, there we also find an on/off switch and a storage possibility for the USB dongle. Hier sind die Tasten aktiv, können aber auch ausgetauscht werden.

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