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I did a scroll wheel encoder upgrade yesterday and got a TTC gold encoder and soldered that in to my deathadder. The scroll wheel works fine and is very tactile and chunky. I like that.

But I've got a new issue now. It doesn't work wireless anymore. When I plug in the usb cable it pulses red and the moment I unplug the USB cable, it dies. So I opened it back up and unplugged and replugged the battery wire and the led wire and that seemed to fix it. I was able to play games wireless for a few hours last night and even today for at least an hour. But then suddenly it just stopped working wireless again. And it's back to pulsing red. I tried the unplugging and replugging the battery wire and led ribbon cable again and it made no difference.

What should I do now?

Update 1: I have some more info to share. If I press the dpi button for around 10 seconds, the mouse works wirelessly for like 2 seconds before it shuts down again.

Will keep you posted.

My review

I've had it for more than I year, use it daily.

What I like about it

• Glides smooth on surfaces
• Good tracking
• Long battery life
• It has a horizontal scroll wheel

Why I hate it

• I hate that it needs the special Logitech software to work properly
• It takes a few seconds for the software to pick up and apply configurations each time it's connected.
• The scroll wheel works inconsistently, often when scrolling fast, it doesn't pick up movements precisely or at the beginning of scroll it doesn't scroll at all. And this is not just me, I've seen others talk about this problem on MX Master 3s
• Doesn't work with a cable, it's wireless only.
• It's expensive garbage.
• Bunch of BS unnecessary features

The worst mouse I've had. I wish I hadn't purchased it and I don't understand why so many people like it. That's it.

Hi guys,

I’ve been using the Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT Wireless mouse for over a year now. As I’ve become more frequent gamer, my hand has started to hurt, and the mouse is a bit small for my hands. I’ve been searching for a new mouse, and so far, I’ve only got the Pulsar Xlite v4 on my list. Do you have any other recommendations?

Long story short, despite living in a detached home with not too much 2.4 GHz noise, my Logitech unifying receiver has trouble with my mouse at 20 centimeters from the receiver. Keyboard at roughly 7-8 centimeters range has less trouble, but not none.

I can't be arsed to get an USB extension cord or anything. This is a stupid-ass problem. I want to replace them with something new. What mouse would you suggest that's ergonomic, but not too expensive? I'd say 150€ is the absolute limit, but would prefer under 100€. Mouse should be wireless as I have a tendency of moving it around. It's just the Unifying Receiver tripping me up - I've not had much trouble with other wireless mice in the past, and the same mouse works completely fine on Bluetooth as far as range is concerned, but it's a pain to reconnect on Linux for some reason or another.

I do a little gaming, but mostly software engineering. Precision isn't as important as comfort. I also don't want to get something uber weird shaped, it should still look and feel like a mouse ideally.