Logitech Pro X Superlight Wireless Optical Gaming Mouse (Black) + G840 Cloth Mouse Pad (Extra Large, Black) $109 & More + Free Shipping

Best buy has a logitech recycling promotion where you receive a 20% off coupon if you "Bring any used PC accessory or PC gaming accessory to a Best Buy store to recycle it". Link to the promotion page here: https://www.bestbuy.com/site/logi...9080616911
That 20% off coupon appears to apply to pretty much every logitech accessory, including their bundles, and can be used for both in store and online purchases. When using that 20% coupon you would pay $87.20 pre-tax for both the black version of the "Logitech - PRO X SUPERLIGHT" and the free "Logitech - G840 Cloth Gaming Mouse Pad with Rubber Base (Extra Large) - Black mousepad" that comes with it. The white version is cheaper and would be $83.99 pre-tax, but it does not come with the free mousepad.
The logitech g pro x superlight is widely considered to be one of if not the best wireless gaming mouse for playing fps. It is the new version of the immensely popular logitech g pro wireless, and is widely considered to be an improvement in almost every way. Of particular note is the fact that it has improved switches compared to the previous version and is therefore supposedly not plagued by the double click issues that afflict so many of logitech's previous generation mice. The g-hub software used to control this mouse isn't fantastic, but it's generally considered to be superior to razers software. The mouse design is pseudo-ambidextrous and lacks buttons on the right side, so it is probably not the best fit for people who are left handed. There is no rgb, so if rgb is a priority you should consider a razer mouse instead. There have been reports of scroll wheel issues with this model, however they do not seem very widespread, and overall this mouse is reviewed incredibly well. While over $80 is an awful lot to spend on a mouse, if you have the budget and are looking for the absolute best mouse for fps gaming then this is an extremely compelling option.

So after reading through the specs and reviews, most of the value proposition of this mouse seems to be that it doesn't weigh much. I don't see how that provides benefit to gaming, and it sounds like poor ergonomics if you're concerned with preventing RSIs. The MX Master 3S seems better in every aspect unless you're left-handed.

$110 for a mouse = no.