I literally just bought my g903.... uggs.

Looks like a cheap mouse you'd get with a keyboard bundle. 

I boguth G900 before few months, it's great.
But this new mouse look very strong to me.
 

 
I'm not sorry because I bought G900. I didn't had mouse and I'm not Nostradamus to know what will Logitech launch.
In one moment I didn't know what to buy. After G700 everything look bad to me and I seriously thought to choose different brand.
But G900 was on market, it' was expensive and didn't look to me as mouse I could like. But I was wrong.
Now we have a great options from Logitech, G305, G703, G900, G903 and now this Pro Wireless.
Don't forget about G502.

$150 for a mouse, it better be made out of aluminum and carbon.... 

knightsilver
$150 for a mouse, it better be made out of aluminum and carbon.... 

I agree but do you see how much IT industry charge for aluminium.
I don't have nothing negative to say about this mouse except I don't see Hyperscroll.
 
 
Powerplay Wireless Charging System is not necessary. I belive battery last at least 5 days.
My on G900 work 3 days without charging. Best mouse pad I tried is this cheap Steelseries QCK.
 

GTXJackBauer
This mouse has the same design and look as a $30 mouse.  Nothing too exciting imo.  

Yeah, 16K would be great for 8K+ screens.  No way at 1080p or 1440p for that matter.  Maybe even at 4K it might be too much movement.  
 
Maybe the title should have been, "The Worlds Most Expensive Mouse" would be the only thing more accurate.  

Mouse don't need to be as Mad Catz to be good. Actually this mouse is similar to Steelseries Sensei and people like them.
Good reliable mouse should look exactly on this way. I really like him.
Scroll Wheel is same as on G900 only rubber arround wheel is different.

I will sign to experiment, they will cut my hand just below elbow and build mouse on the end of hand.
On the end of stub will be replacable sensor connected with brain. 
I will not sign to agrement if they not promise to use only best materials. 
 

The industry has gone crazy with DPI and overpriced mice. Gaming mice have a huge profit margin. I don't see that wireless mouse being worth $150. I bet all the "pro" gamers grew up using $20-40 mice. 
 
Logitech does make some nice mice. I love my G403 wired version.
 
 
 

fearpoint

GTXJackBauer
This mouse has the same design and look as a $30 mouse.  Nothing too exciting imo.  

Yeah, 16K would be great for 8K+ screens.  No way at 1080p or 1440p for that matter.  Maybe even at 4K it might be too much movement.  
 
Maybe the title should have been, "The Worlds Most Expensive Mouse" would be the only thing more accurate.  

You bring up a great point regarding DPI and what is actually used. As DPI has massively increased technology wise, actual users are scaling it down to as low as possible. 

 
I only use 1K DPI in surround.  Anything higher as it's too fast for my liking.

XrayMan
 
I wouldn't pay more than about $60 for one.

That's literally my cap for premium mice and there are several of them in that range.  I currently own a Corsair M65 PRO RGB mouse and more than enough for me.
 
 

Techpowerup done review of this mouse with Score 9.7.
They have extremely positive experience and confirm it's one of best mouse on market.
I belive best, after their review and inspection now Logitech Pro Wireless need to pass only last test, Customers impression.
If they not report same specific problems, flaws next month or two we have winner who will long time to dominate. 
 
This is new sensor and we will see him in many models. You can't get such mouse for lower price because brands ask 100$ just like that for mouse, and something better will cost more... Of course real price is 100-120$ but very fast you will see such offers and even lower for Black Friday or similar discounts.
 
CRAZY MOUSE. It's perfect for people who like classic keyboards.
 
https://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/Logitech/PRO_Wireless_Gaming_Mouse/
 
Best mouse - worse technical support, that's Logitech.
I'm more to have 1 great mouse expensive and 1 budget like G305 than bunch of 50-60$ worth models.
I keep 2000-3000-4000 dpi on G900. Everything above mean nothing to me and I'm curious how people used on higher dpi.
 
Someone meantion no DPI button, that and Hyperscroll are negative sides.
But you can configure two buttons on right side to be DPI buttons, and left side Forward-Backward when you surf.
 

Vlada011
Techpowerup done review of this mouse with Score 9.7.
They have extremely positive experience and confirm it's one of best mouse on market.
I belive best, after their review and inspection now Logitech Pro Wireless need to pass only last test, Customers impression.
If they not report same specific problems, flaws next month or two we have winner who will long time to dominate. 
 
This is new sensor and we will see him in many models. You can't get such mouse for lower price because brands ask 100$ just like that for mouse, and something better will cost more... Of course real price is 100-120$ but very fast you will see such offers and even lower for Black Friday or similar discounts.
 
CRAZY MOUSE. It's perfect for people who like classic keyboards.
 
https://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/Logitech/PRO_Wireless_Gaming_Mouse/
 
Best mouse - worse technical support, that's Logitech.
I'm more to have 1 great mouse expensive and 1 budget like G305 than bunch of 50-60$ worth models.
I keep 2000-3000-4000 dpi on G900. Everything above mean nothing to me and I'm curious how people used on higher dpi.
 
Someone meantion no DPI button, that and Hyperscroll are negative sides.
But you can configure two buttons on right side to be DPI buttons, and left side Forward-Backward when you surf.
 

The last time one of my Logitech mice messed up under warranty. Logitech send me a replacement and paid for shipping both ways. I have heard of other customers being told to just keep the defective mouse.
 
If you compare Logitech G Pro Wireless to Razer offering, the $150 price isn't that bad, but i would still like it to be close to $100.
 
Logitech G Pro Wireless

• Wireless
• Optical HERO sensor
• Weight 80 grams
• 48 hours battery life with lights, 60hrs without
• ambidextrous
• Onboard memory: 5 profiles

 
Razer Mamba Chroma - Professional Grade Esports wireless $150 mouse.

• Wireless
• Laser sensor
• Weights 120 grams
• 20 hr batter life

 
I would love to test out Logitech G Pro Wireless mouse. Maybe Santa will surprise me this year with it.
 
 
I'm running 1550 dpi / 1000 polling on my G403 (optical) mouse. My old G500's laser, i was running lower dpi/polling.
 

rjohnson11
It's a fine mouse but I really prefer the Corsair mouse designs right now. 

You do realize corsair mice are not in the same league as this mouse. Corsair dark core wireless RGB performance mouse weights 128 grams. Logitech G Pro Wireless weights 80 grams.  
 
 
 

MSim

rjohnson11
It's a fine mouse but I really prefer the Corsair mouse designs right now. 

You do realize corsair mice are not in the same league as this mouse. Corsair dark core wireless RGB performance mouse weights 128 grams. Logitech G Pro Wireless weights 80 grams.  
 

Not to mention the fact that the dark core.... welll, sucks.  I had two of them, they both broke (thankfully) within the 30 day return period.  Battery life was terrible and problems with iCUE abound.