PRO X Superlight 2 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse, Lightweight, LIGHTFORCE Hybrid Switches, Hero 2 Sensor, 32,000 DPI, 5 Programmable Buttons, USB-C Charging, PC & Mac - Black

This mouse comes with great shape i like the egg shape of this mouse. I like this shape more than viper v3 pro. In performance there is no compromise. You can't even feel anything is off like this. When i use this mouse i played too well Its like when i am finding my sensi in viper v3 pro i did find it but it was feeling little off i practice and adapt that sensi but when i played in this its like in start i started playing good in my 3 matches its like i will practice and get better i didn't have to adapt its like it was my sensi and muscle memory was build for this sensi. So at he end the shape matter the most . If ur hand doesn't fit the shape of the mouse ur aim will be inconsistent

Best I have used so far

Best For esports it enhance the gaming by reducing latency.

I purchased the Logitech G PRO X Superlight 2 on May 10, 2024, and after extensive usage, I can confidently say it has significantly enhanced my gaming experience, justifying a perfect 5-star rating. Here's an in-depth breakdown: Design & Ergonomics (5/5): Weighing just 60 grams, the Logitech G PRO X Superlight 2 is exceptionally lightweight, providing unmatched comfort during extended gaming sessions. Its sleek, minimalist black finish not only looks professional but effortlessly suits all grip styles—whether claw, palm, or fingertip—offering excellent ergonomic support. Performance & Technical Features (5/5): Equipped with the cutting-edge HERO 2 Sensor, the mouse delivers a staggering 32,000 DPI for pinpoint accuracy and responsiveness. The standout feature is the 8000 Hz polling rate enabled by Logitech's innovative LIGHTSPEED wireless technology, ensuring extremely smooth cursor tracking, virtually eliminating latency, and noticeably improving reaction times during competitive gaming. Switches & Customization (5/5): The LIGHTFORCE hybrid switches combine optical and mechanical technologies, providing tactile, swift, and highly durable button clicks. Additionally, it features five programmable buttons that are fully customisable via Logitech’s intuitive G HUB software, making adjustments for gaming setups quick and efficient. Battery Life & Connectivity (5/5): Remarkable battery life allows extended usage over multiple gaming sessions without frequent recharges. Fast USB-C charging adds convenience, while the robust LIGHTSPEED wireless connection maintains stable, lag-free gaming at 8000 Hz polling, reinforcing its performance advantage. Software & Compatibility (4.5/5): The Logitech G HUB software is user-friendly and effective for customisation, though updates occasionally require more effort than expected. Nevertheless, compatibility across PC and Mac platforms is seamless, enhancing the mouse’s versatility. Final Thoughts & Recommendation: Though premium-priced, the Logitech G PRO X Superlight 2 justifies every cent with its advanced technical specifications, unparalleled precision, and comfort. It's particularly suited for competitive gamers demanding the highest performance standards. Highly recommended for gamers prioritising precision, responsiveness, and cutting-edge wireless performance.

Gifted by my wife and I can tell this is the best mouse ❤️❤️ Shape and Weight balance is very perfect, response time is very accurate, no delay, cool flicks and one taps ❤️❤️😍

I’ve been playing Dota for the last 10 years and professionally for 4 years now, so mouse performance and comfort matter a lot to me. I’ve been using the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 for a few days, and overall, my experience has been very good. I haven’t faced any major issues in daily use or during competitive matches. The performance is excellent, and the sensor feels extremely responsive and precise. However, when using the mouse at an 8kHz polling rate, the battery life is noticeably lower. It’s not a deal-breaker, but something to consider if you plan to run 8kHz all the time. I use a hard mouse pad, and while the stock skates are smooth and decent, they’re not outstanding on hard pads. They work fine, but aftermarket skates could improve the glide. In terms of comfort and shape, I have big hands, and the mouse fits me very well. It feels comfortable even during long Dota sessions. That said, players with smaller hands might find it slightly big. Pros: Top-tier sensor and performance Very lightweight Comfortable for medium to large hands Solid build quality Cons: Battery life drops at 8kHz Stock skates could be better on hard mouse pads May feel slightly large for small hands

I have been using deathadder v2 pro for about a year. mainly i play cs2 - my rank(14-15 k elo) have around 4k hr of game play, (win sens 6, 1000dpi, in game 1.20). After switching to super light 2 on 8k polling rate for 1 month i was really frustrated and was missing all my shots with the same sens as mentioned above and trust me it felt terrible as if mouse acceleration was on, for some reason it was not feeling the same as deathadderv2 pro but then i reduced dpi to 900 from 1000, reduced in game sens to 1.14 from 1.20, and switched to 1000hz polling. Oh boy now it feels literally more accurate than any other mouse, after making these changes my shots are more accurate than ever before (one taps). My only advice- don’t use 8khz just use 1k and if you are switching from razor mouse and your aim feels terrible reduce 100 dpi from your previous dpi or reduce 0.06-0.10 from in game sens. Sorry for writing this much big review i wanted to share my story with new buyers. “Have fun one tapping”

Everything is good with this mouse as its the OG GPX but few cons after using gpx1 for 2 years and now gpx 2 which might change your decision. If you are a pro/semipro looking for a consistent grip and muscle memory, consider scenarios. For small hand palm grip its perfect. But for big hands its inconsistent for every grip. Skates are really bad, your mousepad might be really good but the skates attract moisture and dust and very inconsistent, I upgraded to tiger ice v2 but thats and extra 3-5k rs. in india after shipping and customs. Grips in box are really bad too, not a deal breaker though. Hardware, clicks, dpi settings, connectivity are all almost upto the mark but still razer provides better in same price. If you are a gpx user or fan, go for it. If you are pro/semipro looking for an upgrade, i would recommend viper v3 pro or deathadder v3 pro according to grip. Go for gpx only when u really want logitech and the OG shape which is too generic for pros.

For my birthday gift! Been using the G Pro series for years, and this Superlight 2 is another solid upgrade. Feels just as light and accurate as the older ones. The shape is perfect for my grip, and it just works. Huge fan of this mouse.

Mouse feels high quality on the outside, and switches are good. However stock skates are terrible and you will need to spend about $10-20 more on aftermarket skates just for them to not feel terrible. Holding down middle click on the scroll wheel is also inconsistent and it releases too easily sometimes. Unacceptable for a mouse over $100.

This is the lightest mouse I ever had. After using for a while, cannot go back to DeathAdder V2 😄

The Logitech Superlight 2 is a great overall mouse, when it comes to gaming, and general use. It has a huge step-up between the superlight 1, with having better optical switches, 8k Polling, better sensor, and better button feel. Very easy to setup, just plug in the dongle and play. The superlight 2 also has great battery life, with me personally getting around 3 weeks to a moths use on one charge (normally playing for 4 hours a day). My only Issue is the shape, for me its great because I have big hands, but for people with small, to medium hands it might be uncomfortable, as well as that the mouse is ambidextrous, therefore not as ergonomic as other mice

For starters I'm a Right handed Palm Grip Holder and tend to lift the mouse using my inner ring finger and thumb so my review is based on this. Upgrading from my Logitech G305 which has a AAA battery mod and lithium AAA battery for extra weight reduction when compared to the superlight was a day and night difference which was noticeable strait out of the box well worth the upgrade for the weight difference alone. The super light 2 is almost the same size and shape as the G305 with some minor adjustments the wheel is a bit bigger and feels to scroll with, the narrower mid section makes gripping better Imo and the mid section is also slight higher which feels nicer to rest palm on (may help prevent carpel tunnel but doubts) The mouse feet glide smoothly across my mouse pad I don't notice any difference between the g305 and super light i may look into getting some glass feet for a smoother glide at some point but for now they get the job done If only the NEW Super light 2C wasn't $300Aud I would have preferred to get that being a bit smaller and lighter again but when the super light 2 if only $140Aud its a no brainer which to choose i don't see $160 of value in getting the 2c but i think at least getting the superlight 2 is worth it from the G305 that requires replacing a AAA battery every 2-3 months roughly costing $40 per year if using Energizer Lithium AAA which only come in a 2 or 4 packs and the charge per battery tends to vary a lot some lasting less than 1 month while others lasting 3 months and this is coming form the same pack not old stock ect