Why do Logitech G Pro X Superlight mice develop scroll-wheel problems?
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MellowCactus47
Has anyone else experienced scroll-wheel lagging or missed inputs on Logitech G Pro X Superlight mice? I have used both the first- and second-generation models, and each one started acting strangely after a few weeks—or, in some cases, right out of the box. During normal browsing and esports gaming, scrolling sometimes works inconsistently or skips inputs. It is frustrating for a mouse that costs around $200, especially since cheaper brands have seemed more reliable for me. I have also seen similar issues with some ASUS ROG gaming mice, while I have not tried Razer yet. Are certain models or batches more reliable?
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Mine has also worked normally, so repeated failures could be related to unlucky units or a problematic batch rather than every Superlight having the issue. Still, getting the same behavior from multiple mice—and even seeing it immediately on one—would be very frustrating at that price.
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I have used a Superlight without running into scroll-wheel problems, including during regular web browsing. It may be worth checking whether the issue happens across different programs and computers before assuming every unit has the same defect.
MellowCactus47: It happens during normal use and esports games for me, not just in one particular application.
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MellowCactus47: That is what confuses me. I have gone through several of them, and some started behaving strangely almost immediately.