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With the Superlight, you have the option to continue playing whilst the mouse is charging, which is especially useful for those moments where you’ve run out of charge mid-match and have to get those couple of rounds in before can take a break. One consideration that can often be overlooked is the ability to play while charging, with other wireless products requiring you to mount the product on a stand to charge, effectively putting you “out of action” for an extended period of time. Having the option to go cord-free reduces potential drag you might experience on a mouse mat, affecting accuracy while also adding additional, unnecessary weight. Taking this into consideration, you can’t help but be impressed by the build quality which feels just as high quality as weightier mice, a nice change from those lightweight but frail mice which are all too common nowadays.īeing a mouse centred around Esports-level competitive play, it’s a given that this mouse would have full wireless functionality.

This reduction in weight compared to others in the G series gives a more responsive and accurate feel, which is very noticeable when compared to others in its family, which average a 100g+ weight. This comes in much lighter than the SteelSeries Aerox 5 (74g), but there are lighter options on the market such as the HyperX Haste (59g). Where it gets its “Superlight” name is its ultra-low weight of less than 63g.

But for FPS games where the most important thing is aim control, having this level of simplicity allows for a better focus on what matters.

With only two side buttons, this can feel limiting at times when playing MOBAs or other games with a vast array of inputs. The biggest feature with this mouse is the focus on simplicity over excess functionality, opting for a reduced range of programmable buttons to provide players with a strong choice when looking for a solid, reliable mouse.