Logitech G PRO X2 SUPERSTRIKE Wireless Gaming Mouse: Customizable Rapid Trigger Magnetic Analog Switches, Adjustable Click Haptics, 61g Ultra Lightweight, USB-C, <8K Polling, for PC/Mac - Black/White

The Logitech PRO X2 SUPERSTRIKE is easily one of the best gaming mice I’ve used. The first thing you notice is how incredibly lightweight it is—it glides effortlessly, which makes a huge difference during long gaming sessions. The responsiveness is top-tier, and the Lightspeed wireless connection feels just as fast and reliable as a wired mouse. The build quality is excellent, with a clean, minimalist design that looks great on any setup. The clicks feel crisp and precise, and the customizable haptics add a nice touch for those who want to fine-tune their experience. Battery life is also impressive, and the USB-C charging is a welcome upgrade.

This mouse exceeded my expectations in every way. The first thing I noticed was how ridiculously light it feels — it glides so smoothly that aiming in FPS games instantly felt faster and more precise. The wireless connection is flawless with zero lag, and the clicks feel super satisfying and responsive. Battery life has been excellent, USB-C charging is convenient, and the white design looks incredibly clean on my setup. I also love how customizable everything is without feeling overly complicated. Logitech absolutely nailed the balance between performance, comfort, and aesthetics with this one. Easily one of the best gaming mice I’ve used.

The Logitech PRO X2 SUPERSTRIKE stands out immediately as a high end mouse. At 61 g it feels extremely light yet structurally solid, with no creaks or flex during normal grip pressure. The shell finish is smooth and the overall balance makes it easy to control for both fast flicks and precise tracking. The shape is clearly refined, sitting comfortably in the hand with good palm support while still working for claw or relaxed fingertip grips. Performance is exactly what you would expect from Logitech’s Lightspeed wireless. Movement is responsive, tracking is stable, and latency feels indistinguishable from wired use. Click feel is where this mouse becomes genuinely different. The silent clicks remove the sharp mechanical snap without feeling mushy, which is a big advantage for long sessions or shared spaces. The customizable click haptics are not a gimmick. On maximum intensity the feedback becomes more defined and tactile, adding a subtle physical confirmation that can improve timing once you adapt. It does take some adjustment, but after experimenting with all levels the highest setting provided the most consistent results. More casual users might enjoy the lower haptics. The price is undeniably premium, but the build quality, wireless performance, weight, and click system justify the positioning for users who value comfort and refinement. Will be a much better value once the price comes down a bit. Longevity remains to be seen under medium use, but initial impressions point to a very well engineered device. Pros ~ Extremely lightweight at 61 g without feeling fragile ~ Excellent shape that supports multiple grip styles ~ Silent clicks reduce fatigue and noise ~ Click haptic feedback is adjustable and genuinely useful ~ Lightspeed wireless feels fast and stable Cons ~ Expensive but currently no competitors ~ Haptic click feedback might require an adjustment period

This mouse is absolutely amazing. The Logitech G PRO X2 SUPERSTRIKE is incredibly lightweight, fast, and precise. You can feel the difference immediately, especially in competitive games where every movement matters. The clicks are super responsive and customizable, which gives you better control during gameplay. The sensor is extremely accurate with no lag at all. Battery life is excellent, and the USB-C charging makes it very convenient. Overall, it feels like a premium, pro-level gaming mouse. If you’re serious about performance, this is definitely worth it.

I’ve been using this mouse for a while now and honestly I’m really impressed. It’s super lightweight and feels very comfortable in hand, even during long gaming sessions. The response time is excellent — everything feels smooth and precise, especially in FPS games. Battery life is also really good, I don’t have to charge it often which is a big plus. The wireless connection is stable with no lag at all. The only small thing is that it might feel a bit too light if you prefer heavier mice, but for me it’s perfect. Overall, definitely worth it if you’re looking for a high-performance wireless gaming mouse.

I'm so impressed that click latency and feedback feels much faster than traditional mechanical switches. Yes, you can tweak it via Logitech G Hub to adjust rapid trigger, haptic click, and trigger latency. As soon as I set to 0 for haptic click, it feels noticeably faster and I can CPS (Clicks Per Second) much faster nowadays, especially in Counter-Strike 2, and other competitive multiplayer game. In addition, mouse weight is 61g which still feels light, not hefty. Durability and material feels high-quality, not too mush, no rattles, no problem whatsoever. However, it comes to pricing, yes it is unfortunately expensive at a price of $179.99 USD, but hey, you pay what you get for value and performance. All in all, this is such a huge game changer and this is definitely going to change the meta when it comes to gaming tournament e-sport! P.S. This mouse also supports Powerplay which you will need the Powerplay mat as well as the Powerplay coin in order to charge your mouse indefinitely. It also supports 8Khz polling rate and very high dpi resolution 44k+. I also wish Logitech would release G Pro X2 Superstrike 2C (smaller & compact version) in order to keep the weight down as much as possible (possibly 51g or less).

I absolutely loves this mouse. I usually have stuck to only using razer mice in the past. However I made the switch to this one and its honestly so great. I only really have one complaint and the rest is amazing. Pros: Battery life is honestly amazing. Its really quiet because it no longer clicks, its just haptic feedback like the ps5 controller. You can adjust when it actually clicks which is super cool just like a Hall effect keyboard, because it's the same tech. Mouse just feels great and the included grips are nice, but they do take some getting used to as they aren't what I was expecting. However I have come to like them. Cons: It's vey expensive for a mouse, there's a lot of competition and a variety of mice esp way cheaper. The stock skates are absolutely terrible, that's why I changed them jade's and now its perfect. No complaints after that. However for a mouse this expensive, I was hoping for better skates. I also don't really like the scroll wheel, to be fair I do come from razer mice so that might be why I hate it. It also takes some getting used to as the mouse is front heavy because of the switches on the mouse, but I bet you can fix that if you have a powerplay to balance it out. However I have this mouse for 2 months now and I absolutely love it and I wouldn't switch for another. The only thing I would change if you were buying this mouse today is to also order skates so you can replace them. Would be a 5/5 if it weren't for the terrible skates. TL;DR: Great mouse if purchasing, buy skates as well.

Really enjoying this mouse so far. It feels super light in the hand and moves very smoothly while gaming. The clicks are responsive, and the wireless connection has been stable with no lag issues. Battery life also seems pretty good. The shape is comfortable even during longer sessions. The only thing I would improve is adding a little more grip texture on the sides, but overall it’s an excellent gaming mouse.

Un buen mouse, me encanto

Mostly got for the reason that it’s basically silent in terms of clicking the main left and right mouse buttons. When paired with the mousepad Amazon recommends, this combo is great in terms of feels and responsiveness. Also comes with grip tape which has a nice texture but a really strong smell of fake cheap leather. The software is top tier you can customize a bunch of things, I have the haptics for the mouse (the vibration/feeling of when you press down a button) set to almost the lowest possible and it still feels better than any mouse I have used. I haven’t really messed with changing the speed of how fast the button presses down or whatever, but superb mouse although it is a tad overpriced ( kind of reasonable as this is one of if not the only mouse with this technology )

I recently picked up this mouse as my first step into wireless gaming, specifically the Superstrike X2, after using a wired Razer Basilisk V3 for a long time. I’d been thinking about making the switch for a while, and overall I’m glad I did. The main buttons (left and right click) feel excellent — responsive, solid, and satisfying to use. This is clearly where the mouse shines, and it delivers exactly what you’d expect at this price point in terms of core performance. However, the side buttons (the two next to the left click area) are a noticeable weak point. They feel cheap and somewhat out of place, especially when compared to competitors like Razer. Considering the price of this mouse, I expected a higher-quality feel across all buttons, not just the main ones. That said, since the primary clicks and overall performance are what matter most in actual gameplay, I would still recommend this mouse. If you can overlook the side button quality, it’s a strong option for anyone looking to move into wireless gaming. Sorry for the messy mousepad :)

It's great, fast, light. Was very easy to transition to from my old mouse. I love it!

w mouse, if your pursuing the lightest mouse, not the best pick; but if you're wanting to stay up to date with new technology, id give it a try. the main difference id say is the clicks aren't "auidible". you can't hear them, you *feel* them, Id compare it to hall effect switch keyboards like the wooting vs regular keyboards, you can fine tune and adjust the mouse to whatever fits you. the rapid trigger on the mouse is a bit iffy though. it works, but its usefulness on a mouse is debateable, you feel it the most if your playing a game that requires holding click to aim like call of duty, but if your wanting to play games like valorant and are just tapping most of the time then id try it and see how it feels. main con: polling rate - at 4k and especially 8k polling rate (even when using the dongle extender to get rid of interference) they tend to register "too much". as in you'll be maintaining head level aim in valorant while jiggling or swinging an angle and out of nowhere itll "bump" up instead of staying level, but at 2k polling rate these issues dissapear, unsure if this is a mouse issue itself or a high polling rate issue (my specs for reference are 5700x3d, 3080, 32gb ram, 400hz monitor) pretty good mouse overall, id either wait until competitors make something similiar that do the same thing, or id get it now. -doesnt offer a significant advantage in games unless your using the highest sensitivity which is unrealistic (i use sens 2 on mine)