Soarking Charging Dock for Logitech Computer Mouse G Pro X Superlight 2/1,G502/G502X/G502X Plus Lightspeed,G703,G903 Lightspeed and G PRO Computer Mice Powerplay Charging System

Does what it says, and charges quickly. Was hesitant to buy the Logitech Powerplay 2 because of the price and the fact that the new version doesn't include a plug for the USB receiver and was glad I went with a generic oversized mouse pad and this dock and still came out about $60 less than the Powerplay 2 on it's own. The USB port on the back works well for the receiver for my mouse. Small enough that it's not obtrusive for my desk. The charging disc that you put into your mouse includes a removable 10g weight, too, so you don't lose that customization option.

I tried another, cheaper, alternative recently and was disappointed at how the charging insert did not sit flush with the mouse and would drag while in use. I finally bit the bullet and purchased this one and I absolutely do not regret it. The puck that goes on the mouse feels almost like the original. It also comes with an included weight, which I removed, leaving it as light as I originally had my G502. No drag, no issues. It snaps on with magnets that feel like the original. Setup is super easy. You stick the charging base wherever you want it, connect the USB C to the back and then the USB A to a power source. The bottom of the charger has a reusable sticky pad so you don't need to worry about repositioning or leaving residue on your desk. The battery charging, from what I understand, is normal to only charge to 80%. If you're charging this every time that you stop using it, then this won't be a problem. The only thing to note is that the base magnet is pretty strong so you'll have to kind of rotate the mouse off of the base rather than lifting it straight off. That being said, since it's so strong, it holds the mouse just fine when docked. I only tried one other one so I can't speak for the rest of the wireless chargers for the G502, but you won't regret buying this one.

I LOVE THIS THING Pros: suuuper convenient Inexpensive Extremely easy to setup Saves me a usb port Uses a usb c cord like my gpro wireless Adheres to the desk Looks clean and round like the mouse Cheaper than logitech charge pad Doesn't overcharge (stops around 85ish) 10 gram weight can be popped out easily Cons: Has a 10 gram weight in it(??????????????) Adhesive isn't suuuper strong so it's not firm but won't tear apart on removal or damage your surface. If bumped hard can temporarily disconnect (never happened while not getting messed with) No rgb/white version Let me start by hating logitech for using a micro usb cable... Yes its "small" but usb-c would've been solo nice (hell even their headphones use it) Now that that's out of the way, I love this thing, no more mouse running out of battery and having to use a rubbery cable while working or gaming, presents my mouse beautifully on my desk, convenient and NOT EXPENSIVE!? Plus it works with the new superlight!! (Whenever those start existing again haha) I was jealous of the Razer viper wireless for having this feature but now that I can get it aswell I wouldn't think twice about it. Only complaint is the charging adapter has a 10 gram weight..... Why? This is for a lightweight mouse and you want to add 10 grams??? Haha out that went (really easy to fix, used a flathead screw driver and it popped right out with 0 damage to the plastic). Oh and an extra adhesive patch/ stronger adhesive would be appreciated :) Got a logitech mouse and 20-25 bucks? Get this!!!!!

I've been a happy owner of the Powerplay mat, using it with a G Pro and G Pro Superlight. I wanted to try some different mouse mats though, but wanted to be able to wirelessly charge as well. So I purchased this dock, and so far, so good! You replace the puck on the bottom of the mouse, with the one provided with this dock. There is a 10g weight in the puck but it can easily removed. Plug your mouse dongle into the dock, plug the dock in and your good to go. Shows up fine in GHUB, along with it's charge status and battery level. There is a small LED on the back of the dock, showing status...Blue, on and working and orange when a mouse is on it, and charging. Because this LED is on the back, you can't see it directly though. The magnetic connection between mouse and dock is strong. Getting the mouse near the dock, it will snap into place. The magnetic connection is so strong, that if you pull the mouse directly up, and off the dock, the puck in the mouse will stay stuck to the dock, and not the mouse. The trick to keeping the puck in the mouse is, simply give the mouse a small twist and then pull up, or rock the mouse to one side a little, then pull up. As others have mentioned, this charges the same way the Powerplay mat charges...which means slowly. Plus, just like the Powerplay mat, your mouse will never charge up to 100%. This is done to save life the battery over extended time. I was used to all this from having the Powerplay mat, so nothing surprising here with how it charges. For me, and just like with the Powerplay mat, it will charge up to somewhere between 88 and 95% on average... All in all, this is a nice dock. If your fine charging via a cable, then nothing to see here. But if you want the convivence of wireless charging but don't want to pay for the Powerplay mat, this is a good alternative.

So, the powerplay puck design for logitech mice is just bad. Full stop. The magnets, the way the puck is released - it's asking for problems, and problems it got. But this dock manages to implement an equally bad design that seems intended to exacerbate the issues inherent to the puck. First, the dock is very light, it is all but mandatory that it be adhered to a surface, otherwise the absurdly powerful magnets will just lift the dock up when you try to remove the mouse. A heavier dock, or slightly less powerful magnets would go a long way to making this more user friendly. Second, the puck is heavy. I don't know how it compares to pucks from other manufacturers, but as others said, it definitely changes the weight of the mouse. Third - and most egregiously - the size and shape of the mounting point of the dock is the perfect size to enter the powerplay slot on the mouse. If they had forgone the puck entirely and just allowed the mouse to slot on top of the stand, that would have been AWESOME! Unfortunately, the reality is that it's the perfect size and shape to press into the release slot on the powerplay puck and remove it from the mouse when undocking it, unless you lift the mouse straight up, which is very awkward given the way the face of the dock is angled. If the dock were heavier, if the magnets were weaker, if the dock replaced the puck, or if the face of the dock was literally any other size or shape - this would surely work great. The people who designed this dock wanted aesthetics and did not do any testing for function. If you want a logitech mouse with powerplay, you basically need the mousepad, these third party docks just don't cut it.

I recently purchased the Soarking Charging Dock for my Logitech G Pro X Superlight gaming mouse, and I couldn't be more pleased with its performance. As an avid gamer, having a reliable charging solution for my mouse is crucial, and Soarking has genuinely delivered. Firstly, the dock's design is sleek and modern, seamlessly complementing the aesthetics of my gaming setup. The impressive build quality provides a stable and secure base for my mouse to rest on while charging. Attention to detail was a priority in the design process. Its intelligent charging capability is one standout feature that sets this charging dock apart. I appreciate the fact that it charges my Logitech G Pro X Superlight up to 80% and then stops, preserving the battery life over the long term. This ensures that my mouse is always ready for action and extends the battery's overall lifespan. It's a thoughtful feature that demonstrates Soarking's commitment to enhancing the user experience. The installation process was a breeze, and the dock is conveniently powered by USB, eliminating the need for additional outlets. The LED indicator on the dock provides a clear visual cue of the charging status, making it easy to monitor. Overall, the Soarking Charging Dock for Logitech G Pro X Superlight is a fantastic investment for any gamer who values convenience and wants to extend the life of their mouse battery. I highly recommend this product to fellow Logitech G Pro X Superlight users – it's a game-changer!

Worked great for a few months. The magnetic force is really good, but unless I adjust the mouse just right after snapping it to the stand, it will not charge. The position has to be 100% or it fails.

Bought this for mouse battery longevity. It charges the device only to 80% or 90% which is ideal for longevity. A questionable design choice to have the USB port for the dongle be on the backside, but it doesn't hinder performance at all (and I should know, I'm extremely nit-picky about these things). The lid and weight are of good quality, just make sure you tilt the mouse up from the back when taking it off, if not the lid will stay attached because of the way it's designed to be removed from the mouse. I'm not using the adhesive yet but it seems very strong. I think you can get one with the current orientation from a Chinese retailer on another website. If you are unsure about buying this, just consider that these Logitech mice have very long battery life. I've been playing for four days non-stop since 90%, I'm now at 77% and these mice go to sleep when idle, saving battery even more. I haven't manually turned the mouse off since day one. So you'll find yourself charging your mice once every two weeks at most with heavy usage. Also, this product is overpriced in my opinion. A fair price would be $20 at most, $15 would be ideal. EDIT: After some months with the mouse and this charger, I have some things worth mentioning: #1 Make sure the contacts on the mouse lid are clean. Rub them with your fingers before charging. Two nights in a row I tried to place the mouse on the dock to charge, and it did not charge at all. Turns out the contacts were dirty despite looking clean. They caught a thin layer of sweat from the mouse pad. #2 The Logitech G Hub does not accurately display the charge of the mouse. For example, I typically charge my mouse on this dock overnight and G Hub will say that the mouse is at 50 or 60 percent. That's not true, and after the mouse went to sleep and waking up the mouse, G Hub now showed correctly 89%. I use in-memory profiles in my mouse, So I don't rely on G hub for charge levels. Upon wakeup, the mouse itself shows the battery level using the 3 leds (I have a G903 Lightspeed wireless). 3 green leds means fully charged, two means halfway, a blinking red means charge around 20% and so on.