To Logitech G Pro Wireless users

[BotDamian]

Hello everyone,

I'm owning a G Pro Wireless myself and it has a weight mod that took the weight from 80g down to 42.5g. It includes also other things to make. It would take me about a week to create a "Noob Friendly" version of this weight mod because it requires some tools that people don't have, so 3D Printing it is.

 

My question would be:

Are you interested in a weight mod?

Do you have a 3D Printer?

[Stahlmann]

1 hour ago, BotDamian said:

Are you interested in a weight mod?

Probably not tbh. It's already very light to the point where i can barely feel the weight of the mouse. Plus i don't really play any competitive games anymore, so any advantage other than comfort is basically irrelevant to me nowadays.

 

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Do you have a 3D Printer?

Sadly no. I often think about getting into it, but somehow i can't motivate myseft to learn 3D modeling and to buy a printer for hundreds of $ just to lose interest in a few months.

 

1 hour ago, BotDamian said:

It would take me about a week to create a "Noob Friendly" version of this weight mod because it requires some tools that people don't have, so 3D Printing it is.

Let me guess: You replaced most of the mouse with honeycomb parts?

[BotDamian]

2 hours ago, Stahlmann said:

Probably not tbh. It's already very light to the point where i can barely feel the weight of the mouse. Plus i don't really play any competitive games anymore, so any advantage other than comfort is basically irrelevant to me nowadays.

 

Sadly no. I often think about getting into it, but somehow i can't motivate myseft to learn 3D modeling and to buy a printer for hundreds of $ just to lose interest in a few months.

 

Let me guess: You replaced most of the mouse with honeycomb parts?

Wrong I only replaced the battery. It looks little cheesy but not that bad.

 

The holes in the buttons are for grip and less for weight. (It's 45g here because of the side grip tape.)

 

Why people think that a 3D Printer costs HUNDREADS of dollars. Ender 3 Pro. It's good for starting and learning. For me, 3D Printers are to make cheap things that just work. No need to spend 600usd on a 3D printer.

 

 

[Stahlmann]

1 hour ago, BotDamian said:

Wrong I only replaced the battery. It looks little cheesy but not that bad.

 

The holes in the buttons are for grip and less for weight. (It's 45g here because of the side grip tape.)

 

Why people think that a 3D Printer costs HUNDREADS of dollars. Ender 3 Pro. It's good for starting and learning. For me, 3D Printers are to make cheap things that just work. No need to spend 600usd on a 3D printer.

You're free to do with you mouse as you please.

 

But you asked for opinions, so i gave mine.

 

Just saying, i'm very happy with my G Pro, so i don't see the reason to do this to my personal one.

[BotDamian]

2 hours ago, Stahlmann said:

You're free to do with you mouse as you please.

 

But you asked for opinions, so i gave mine.

 

Just saying, i'm very happy with my G Pro, so i don't see the reason to do this to my personal one.

Yes I know that I'm free to do with my mouse what I want, thanks for confirming it.

 

That's fine by me and I appreciate your opinion/assumptions that it will look like a cheese.

 

I'm also okay with that, I just mentioned that you was wrong about needing a thousand usd 3d printer and that the mouse will look like a cheese.

 

That's it.