Logitech absolutely dominates League of Legends with 63% total brand share, the highest single-brand concentration in any major esports title we track. The G Pro X Superlight 2 leads at 20%, followed by the original Superlight at 14% and the G Pro Wireless at 8% — three Logitech mice taking the top three spots. League pros prioritize comfort and reliability over raw weight since the game demands constant clicking over long sessions rather than explosive flick aiming. Competitive League matches regularly run 30-45 minutes, and a best-of-five series can stretch past three hours of continuous play, so wrist fatigue is a much bigger factor than in round-based FPS games. The Razer Viper V3 Pro appears at just 6%, reflecting that Valorant and CS2's ultralight meta hasn't fully crossed over into MOBA territory. Higher DPI settings are common here too, with an average of 1,443 DPI compared to CS2's 656, since League requires fast cursor movement across large screen areas. There's also a regional dimension worth noting: Korean and Chinese League pros tend to favor different mice than their Western counterparts, with Logitech even more dominant in LCK where team-wide sponsor deals often dictate peripheral choices.