Logitech G PRO X Superlight 2 Wireless Gaming Mouse - Black

I have been using this mouse for a couple weeks now and honestly it has been amazing. The first thing you notice is how light it is. It almost feels like nothing in your hand which made a huge difference for me in FPS games and even just normal computer use. My aim feels smoother and my wrist does not get tired after long sessions. As someone who games in the mornings before studying or rotations, it has been a really nice upgrade. The clicks feel super crisp and responsive and the wireless connection has been flawless so far. No lag, no random disconnects, and the battery life has been better than I expected. The shape is comfortable even after hours of use and it fits well for both claw and palm grip. Setup was simple and the software was easy to use to adjust DPI and buttons. Overall this is easily one of the best mice I have owned. It feels premium, performs great, and actually made gaming more enjoyable for me. If you are thinking about upgrading your mouse, especially for competitive games, I would definitely recommend this one.

The Superlight 2 has easily become one of my favorite gaming mice. The first thing you notice is how light it is. At around 60g, movements feel incredibly quick and effortless, which has been especially noticeable for me in FPS games where fast flicks and precise adjustments matter. Tracking feels extremely accurate and consistent, and wireless performance has been flawless. I haven’t noticed any input delay compared to a wired mouse. Battery life is also excellent—I can use it for long gaming sessions without constantly thinking about charging it. I also really like the shape. It’s simple, comfortable, and doesn’t try to do anything weird ergonomically, so it works well for both gaming and everyday PC use. The white version looks especially clean paired with a white setup. It’s definitely expensive for a mouse, but you’re paying for the extremely low weight, excellent sensor, reliable wireless connection, and overall refinement. If competitive FPS games are a big part of what you play, the Superlight 2 absolutely lives up to its reputation.

The Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 is easily one of the best mice I’ve used. It’s extremely light without feeling cheap, and the sensor performance is outstanding. When paired with a glass mouse pad, the glide is insanely smooth and tracking feels incredibly clean and precise. Because I have larger hands, I added grip tape and highly recommend it for anyone in the same boat. Without grip tape I had to grip the mouse tighter than I liked, but with it, control and comfort improved immediately. Combined with the crisp clicks, reliable wireless performance, and long battery life, this mouse delivers exactly what it promises. Pricey, but well worth it.

The G PRO X Superlight 2 is an excellent gaming mouse. It’s incredibly lightweight, tracks flawlessly, and feels very responsive in fast-paced games. The battery life is great, the shape is comfortable for long sessions, and the build quality feels premium. It’s expensive, but if you’re serious about gaming, it’s absolutely worth the investment.

I mostly play Overwatch as my main game, but I do a fair amount of aim trainers too (mostly aim labs), and this mouse is hands down my favorite mouse. I bought a second one for work actually (I am a programmer), so I use my mouse for work too (though I try to use the keyboard when I can). The mouse feels amazing. It is extremely light, the shape of the mouse is pleasant for the average mouse grip (mine is a hybrid palm and finger-tip grip, leaning more towards the palm and a light finger-tip touch), it keeps its charge a very long time, I never have problems keeping it charged up as a one-hour charge will last you a long time (like more than 1 week depending on your use of course, but I use more than the average gamer and I only charge about once every 1.5 to 2 weeks), the mouse also has a great sensor (up to 32k), the software for this version of the Superlight (2) offers advanced customization options like setting the lift off point (which can be high, medium, or low), the DPI can be easily set (I use 800 at 5 DPI as a DPS main (mostly Ashe and Tracer)), though you can set multiple profiles with 5 different settings each, and you can even set the x-axis and y-axis individually too. Also, the scroll wheel works perfectly. I had several Superlight Pros (the first version) where the scroll-wheel would break and I could never get it to work again, and it seemed like a software change would break it, not anything physical like slamming or dropping it, but with the Superlight version 2, I have not once had that issue and I've changed all the same software settings and I've got mad a few times and slammed it pretty hard and it hasn't broken, so I'm deeply impressed with this mouse, thus it gets the 5 stars, and I don't give those out unless I think it was earned, I give good products 4 stars, lol.

Overall this is a solid mouse. I have used this mouse as my main mouse for almost 2 years, with no signs of wear/degradation. Battery life is also very good. I got this mouse for two reasons. One, it is a well-trusted and reputable mouse, well used by esports professionals (30% of Valorant pros used this as of late 2024). According to pro settings it is still the most popular mouse used by pros across all games. This is a testament to the quality and ergonomics. Pros who play 8hrs a day wouldn't be using something that commonly causes injury and/or frequently fails. Two, it has a very conventional shape. Having a mouse with a common shape is important because it means you can transition to most other mice easily. If you only use a very rare or unusual mouse shape, if that company goes out of business you are screwed because you are only used to that one mouse. When I first got the mouse I was a little worried because it felt slightly less solidly built compared to my prior mouse, but no actual issues. The price is a little high (understandable, due to name recognition) so try to wait untill this mouse is on sale like I did, or buy a Chinese clone. Unfortunately with this mouse there are 3 objective flaws (not including the price). Weight: At 60 grams the "Superlight" is actually near the heavier end of lightweight gaming mice. Of the 699 mice capable of 8k polling, the Superlight ranks 610th according to eloshapes. That means 87% of top-tier lightweight gaming mice are lighter than this product. This is frankly terrible. Mouse feet/skate slots: I do not like that this mouse has indented slots for the mouse feet/skates. The newer trend is flat base mice, where the user can place any custom skates wherever. The Superlight's slots encourage/almost forces users to buy skates that are specifically designed for this mouse. People who have many mice and generic skate packs are going to be screwed over by this. You don't technically need skates that completely fill the slot areas. However if you have skates that are much smaller then the slot area (i.e, dot skates) and play on a very soft mousepad, the skates may sink into the mousepad. This means the skates are no longer supporting the mouse above the pad, which will cause the plastic base of the mouse to slide directly against the mousepad, which will create huge amounts of extra friction. I use U9 ultra dot skates, which actually are too wide for the skate slots, but I was able to drill the outer edges of the skate slots wider to get my dot skates to fit. Plastic Shell: The material is very smooth, glossy plastic that is not very slip-proof. Many people need to apply grip tape. I believe using slightly rougher plastic in the design would make it easier to hold the mouse securely.

I've had it for 4 1/2 months now, great feeling mouse, very responsive and fast, it looks sick in my setup, and I've only had to charge it about 2 times since I got it so good battery life. Having to download G Hub to configure it for the first time I'd say was fairly easy but I recommend configuring it, turning on on board memory mode, and forgetting the software. Also about 3 months into having it I spilled a whole cup of water on it and spent like 20 minutes getting all the liquid out of the mouse and a month later it still works like it's brand new lol. For the price, I'd only recommend it to some, but overall pretty sweet mouse.

About 6 years ago I bought a g pro wireless, the first one had an issue with double clicking with the primary left click AND the middle click. That developed after ~4-7 days of use. Logitech RMA'd it and sent me a new mouse. This second mouse immediately had issues with the left click where it was mushy and had significant travel past the actual click sound. They RMA'd this one too. Finally by the third mouse I got one that worked good, no double clicking, no middle mouse button issues..... for maybe 2.5 years. 0.5 years past the warranty period. I lived with the mouse button issues for a while until it became unbearable to the point where I can't reliably move the camera anymore in league of legends, or rotate the camera in many 3rd person games/3d software. I decided to get this mouse (G PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2) to replace the aged g pro wireless. It seems logitech has learned absolutely nothing in their quality control department over the years. This mouse that I just got ALREADY has scroll wheel decoder issues where it scrolls in the opposite direction briefly before scrolling in the correct direction. Secondly, it has a squealing noise as a scroll upwards that is already unbearable to listen to. I've had enough of logitech mice. I hate the situation because I love the G pro's shape and feel. The silver lining is that there are MANY competing mice now that offer great performance for less, or about the same amount of money which copied the shape and feel. This will likely be the last logitech mouse I buy and am returning it. Razer Viper V3 pro here I come. These issues I have with quality aren't the only things that are a negative about this mouse. Compared to its predecessor, the g pro wireless, the mouse buttons are much louder and slightly heavier. I didn't mind the noise nor the heavier clicks as they were only marginally heavier to press, but this is a big complaint many gpw/gpx1 -> gpx2 users have complained about. Maybe I don't mind it because I tried putting TTC gold 80M switches in my old GPW but promptly switched back to my broken middle mouse button because the TTC gold 80M's are massive (and LOUD) BRICKS you have to press down to actuate the button. Insanely heavy, horrible switches, absolutely horrible. The worst switches the world has ever seen. I challenge anyone complaining about the GPX2's switches to try those absolute monsters out. But I digress. Another issue I had with the mouse was the removal of the DPI button, which wasn't the end of the world because I created a macro I found on reddit to cycle through them. It worked fine for the small number of occasions I needed to switch the DPI but the one button was easier.

El mouse se siente mas robusto que el G Pro Superlight al igual que sus clicks pero eso mismo hace que el mouses aguante mas y apesar de que es mas robusto pesa menos que el anterior, es una compra totalmente recomendable si es que quieres un mouse que los clicks duren mucho, que sea comodo y pesando casi nada

Excellente souris gaming! Rapide, facile à manipuler et surtout très légère!

Using this for work and various video games (cs). Very light mouse, almost feels like air. Build quality is excellent, the materials are pleasant to the touch. The sensor is very precise and smooth, this mouse wont let you down in a clutch. No issues with battery life (multiple full days), just keep a usb-c cable nearby. My phone charger is multipurpose now, phone/headset/mouse. The only issue is the middle click (mouse3): when held down, it can register multiple clicks when slightly changing pressure. For gaming, no big deal; for working, very lame (can close/open multiple tabs by accident). From forums/reddit, this is common to most (if not all) superlights. I've used the superlight for several months now with no new issues (other than the middle button). Before this, I've had at least seven wired and later wireless g703s. Something usually breaks within a year or so (left/right double clicking, mouse wheel issues, etc.). I expect the same for the superlight. That's gaming, cant help it. Might sound bad, but both g703 and superlight are excellent mice. With heavy use, it is inevitable that something breaks eventually. If looking for cheaper mice, g703 is a heavier alternative. pros: -"super light" -great sensor -no issues with logitech drivers -logitech good customer service (can RMA, I got like 3 free g703 after issues with the purchased ones) cons: -no dpi shift button -inconsistent middle mouse, can register multiple clicks while holding m3 down (without letting go) -scroll wheel feedback is somewhat weak

I have tried various types of gaming mouse set-ups and I have found this mouse to be almost perfect from the ergonomics, battery life, charging, and practicality. I have been using it for a couple of months for various tasks such as work, studies, gaming, and general use. Currently I have no complaints other than that price is high. Finally what made buy this version compared to the superlight 1 is the type-c charger which is worth it.

Muito bom chegou em perfeito estado e gostei muito do mouse