Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Logitech's original G304 wireless gaming mouse first launched back in 2018, a good 8 years ago, making the new G304 X SUPERLIGHT in some sense, a successor that's long overdue, especially seeing how competitive the wireless gaming mouse market's gotten over the past few years.
Sporting the familiar "egg" shape as the OG G304, the G304 X SUPERLIGHT boasts a HERO 44K optical sensor, tri-mode connectivity (Bluetooth, LIGHTSPEED 2.4 GHz wireless or wired USB) and a polling rate of up to 1 kHz (or even up to 8 kHz if you pair the mouse with Logitech's PRO LIGHTSPEED receiver that's sold separately), all packed into a body that weighs in at 59g. Coupled with Logitech's full-fledged G HUB application that serves up a boatload of customisation options, could the G304 X SUPERLIGHT be a worthy successor to the G304? Check out the full review video for this mouse on the ALKtech channel!
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Logitech's original G304 wireless gaming mouse first launched back in 2018, a good 8 years ago, making the new G304 X SUPERLIGHT in some sense, a successor that's long overdue, especially seeing how competitive the wireless gaming mouse market's gotten over the past few years.
Sporting the familiar "egg" shape as the OG G304, the G304 X SUPERLIGHT boasts a HERO 44K optical sensor, tri-mode connectivity (Bluetooth, LIGHTSPEED 2.4 GHz wireless or wired USB) and a polling rate of up to 1 kHz (or even up to 8 kHz if you pair the mouse with Logitech's PRO LIGHTSPEED receiver that's sold separately), all packed into a body that weighs in at 59g. Coupled with Logitech's full-fledged G HUB application that serves up a boatload of customisation options, could the G304 X SUPERLIGHT be a worthy successor to the G304? Check out the full review video for this mouse on the ALKtech channel!
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