Why Do Some Logitech G Pro Superlight Mice Develop Scroll-Wheel Problems?
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MellowPine42
Has anyone else had recurring scroll-wheel problems with the Logitech G Pro Superlight? I've used both the first- and second-generation models, and each eventually developed lagging or inconsistent scrolling after a few weeks. Sometimes the wheel responds normally, but other times it skips or barely registers input, even during ordinary use and esports gaming. It's frustrating for a mouse that costs around $200 or more. I've had cheaper off-brand mice last longer, and I've noticed similar wheel issues with some ASUS ROG gaming mice too. I haven't tried Razer yet—are their mice any more reliable?
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Mine has been working normally, so it may be an inconsistent hardware issue rather than something every unit develops. Still, having multiple mice show the same behavior would be incredibly frustrating, especially at that price.
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I haven’t run into this problem with my Superlight. Does it happen during normal web browsing too, or only in certain games or programs?
MellowPine42: It happens during normal use as well as esports games. I’ve gone through several mice, and a couple started acting strangely almost immediately.
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MellowPine42: That’s what confuses me. I’ve had several of them, including some that were odd right out of the box, so I’m starting to think the wheel hardware or quality control is unreliable.