This is a lightweight upgrade for the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2. By replacing the original base with this 3D-printed version, you can achieve a weight saving of up to 12 grams.
This model is not compatible with the G Pro X Superlight 1
For optimal stability and performance, printing the parts in a stiff material such as PLA-CF is recommended. Prototyping with standard PLA revealed that the mouse sensor might experience jitter under pressure when held in a palm grip, though this will vary based on individual grip styles and may be deemed acceptable. While there is a slight added flex towards the rear end near the screws, it falls outside the area where fingers typically grip, thereby not affecting the usual handling of the mouse. There is a small overhang at the rear corners which allows for the attachment of mouse feet, minimizing flex under the weight of your hand.
While the model is tested and confirmed to fit on three separate mice, minor adjustments might be necessary to compensate for your printer's specific tolerances.
When assembling, take care to avoid over-tightening the screws to prevent damage, particularly the rear center screw.
My Lexip Ceramic feet adds 3 grams to the mouse. Use dot skates for the lightest feet.
Filament: PLA-CF or stiffer materials recommended
High-quality results: 0.16 layer height or less for cleaner results
Supports: not necessary but can make for cleaner screw holes
The author marked this model as their own original creation.