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There is a bug in Logitech G Hub that causes the Mouse to run in Low Power mode at all times. The bad thing, you most likely don't even notice it, because it happens automatically.
The mouse will reduce the processing power of its sensor which will decrease Polling Rate at times, where its very bad.
This will mess with your aim.

It all has something to do with the battery inside wireless logitech mice. Often times Logitech G Hub don't know at which power state the battery is, simply because the mouse has a bad battery sensor, and its doing a poor job at analyzing the battery percentage.

Logitech officially confirmed, there are problems/bugs with many wireless mice, where they show they are at wrong battery percentages. For example, I always have the problem when I charge my mouse to 100% the software keeps showing the mouse is on 20% or even less. Or 50%, but I charged the mouse for HOURS.
Then after sometime when checking Logitech G Hub again, it says its full. But then it gives me completely different numbers again...

This bug will cause problems with the automatic Power Saving mode inside the software, because it will go into power saving mode even when your mouse is at 100%.

HOW TO FIX IT?
Simply turn off "Low Battery Mode" inside your Logitech G Hub Settings. Its on "Auto" on Default.

Is this something that happens only with Logitech G Hub installed?

Idk that, but I only saw reports of people having these type of Bugs when having logitech G hub Installed.

Strange but i just installed ghub to check if i can do it (i always used onboard memory manager) and this power saving option is missing for me

eropsy wrote: ↑

05 Mar 2023, 09:11

Strange but i just installed ghub to check if i can do it (i always used onboard memory manager) and this power saving option is missing for me

That's interesting, I mean the G Pro Wireless and Superlight aren't that different from each other. (Same Sensor just different shapes/glides and different weight). Maybe its a problem they fixed and optimized only on newer mice, since the G Pro Wireless is older and they didn't bother optimizing old Mice? Anyway, you shouldn't worry about it if you using onboard memory. I don't like to use it, because strangely, it cuts off some features of G Hub that I use.

The other logitech wireless mice that support 1000hz go to 125hz on power savings modes, by default is in gaming mode without GHub.

I wonder if something similar could happen with Razer wireless mice.