Logitech has a fantastic deal today on their Pro X Superlight 2 SE. Retailing at $139.99 USD, the mouse is currently $80 off bringing it down to $59.99.
The mouse uses the HERO 2 sensor which can track up to 44,000 DPI at a 1ms reporting rate whether that is over USB or the LIGHTSPEED wireless tech.

Personally, I've been a fan of the LIGHTSPEED tech in their mice having tried it out for gaming and I simply loved it. When LIGHTSPEED was introduced it took away the larger amount of latency you could have when utilizing wireless mice which, when gaming, we want as little delay as possible to frag the enemies faster. That and having a very light mouse makes for quicker movements and less hand fatigue over lengthier sessions so what isn't to love? I've been a massive convert to the ultralight style of mice so whenever they go on sale, it's a bit exciting.
The battery life is rated for 88 hours of continuous movement, which is going to vary of course based on how light or hard you use it, and it recharges by plugging in to your included USB cable.
While I haven't personally used this version of a LIGHTSPEED mouse, I do appreciate the large PTFE feet on it for stability.

The receiver has a cute little compartment under the mouse. which makes it easy to take the mouse on the go without having the dongle attached to your device. You could also just remove the cover to save on a little bit more weight.

The PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2 SE is in-stock as of posting in Black, White, and Magenta, so if you're looking for a new mouse that comes in at 60 grams, this is a very solid pickup. If you're looking for something cheaper to get gaming wirelessly, I've always recommended, and gifted, the G305. The only downside to the 305 is it uses a AA battery so it isn't rechargeable (you could buy rechargeable batteries though). I've also personally used the G502 LIGHTSPEED, which is one of my favourite mouse shapes of all time, going back to the G5 days (dating myself here). It's very fun to have this form factor in wireless now, if not a bit on the heavier side at twice the weight of the SL 2 SE at 121 grams which can be further bulked up with the included 18 grams of weights.
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