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Logitech G Pro Wireless Superlight Antgrip

€ 19

A small, featherweight mouse upgraded by Antgrip is difficult to be matched.

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Antgrip delivers better reliability and performance from the Logitech G Pro Wireless Superlight Mouse. With its unparalleled grip, you can rest assured that hand moves will be translated to cursor movements without any slip-ups that tend to happen in the heat of the game.

The advanced, aluminum-oxide coated cover improves the gaming experience for all players, no matter the holding style. Antgrips, cut to perfection to accentuate the curves of the mouse, enable you to reach a higher level. They upgrade your mouse.

Every Antgrip consists of two equally vital parts – the top aluminum-oxide covered grip, and the silicon-based glue on the bottom. They guarantee a superior grip experience on the top, and a strong seal to the surface of the mouse that leaves zero residue and will not damage the product it is applied on.

Antgrip products are made from high quality materials, sourced exclusively from the European Union.

 

What you get in the box:

  • Antgrip full cover grip for the Logitech G Pro Wireless Superlight Mouse
  • 2 Surface cleaning kits
  • Instructions on how to apply the product
  • 1 Antgrip sticker
Weight 0.08 kg
Dimensions 20 × 10 × 0.3 cm

Installation & use

Installation

  • Begin by preparing a clean workspace where you will install your brand new Antgrip
  • Open the packaging and place the alcohol cleaning pads (Isopropyl Alcohol prep pads) and the film sheet with your ordered model’s Antgrip pieces positioned on the work surface. On the backside of the film sheet you can also find detailed instructions to apply the product.
  • If your model is relatively simple, there are just a few grip pieces with obvious placing and you should have no problem identifying which part goes where. But some models are more challenging – there we placed a few helpful identifier stickers on the film sheet helping you figure it out:
    • Arrow up (↑) – You install the grip piece as positioned upwards on the film sheet upwards on the mouse itself (when Mouse 1 and Mouse 2 buttons are on top – birds eye view)
    • L – You install the grip piece on the left side of the mouse (when viewing the mouse so that Mouse 1 and Mouse 2 buttons are on top – birds eye view)
    • R – You install the grip piece on the left side of the mouse (when viewing the mouse so that Mouse 1 and Mouse 2 buttons are on top – birds eye view)
  • First always install grip pieces for Mouse 1 and Mouse 2 buttons. Follow it up with the sides and finally the remaining pieces. If in doubt, watch the video on how to install your specific mouse grip model at antgrip.com/installation.
  • Make sure to always position the grip piece on the edge of the button surface, align it with the curve and design specifics of the mouse and press to join. Check that you achieved a full seal with the mouse, with no air pockets between the two surfaces. After applying, go around the edge of the grip piece and firmly press it into the mouse shell – hold for a few seconds so that the silicon-based works its magic.
  • Try playing a game. Be amazed and experience perfect grip, no matter what.

Quick installation troubleshooting steps:

  • “An edge lifted up after I installed my Antgrip. What’s wrong?” – If any of the edges lifts up immediately or shortly after your installation, you did not press it in hard enough or long enough. Simply do it again to make sure it grips.
  • “Two pieces look identical, I don’t know which goes where!” – Look at the markings by the grip piece, which will help you identify what goes where. If still in doubt, take a look at the installation video to see the process from start to finish at antgrip.com/installation.
  • “The grip piece does not fit” – Always carefully align the grip to the main piece edge and follow it. If it does not fit, you did not align it correctly at the start. Worry not, slowly remove the grip and re-install – it is not until you firmly press it into the mouse that the silicone glue will bond with the mouse surface.
  • “There are cuts in my grip?” – Some mice require tension-alleviation cuts to be included so that they do not wrinkle or have air pockets when applying. When applying mice with cuts, always install each section one after another – with the edge of one section joining seamlessly with another section. The end result is that there should be no visible gaps on the mouse itself.

 

Removing your Antgrip

Once your grip reaches its end-of-life or you decide to sell it without Antgrip, removing is a simple process of slowly is quite simple. Peel off each piece slowly and in the event any residue remain on the mouse surface, tap on it with the removed grip to remove it. Afterwards, wipe the mouse with the second alcohol pad, included in your Antgrip box. If you are a visual person – here is a video tutorial on how to remove the grip.