Logitech - PRO X Superlight 2 DEX Lightweight Wireless Optical HERO 2 Sensor 44 000 DPI Gaming Mouse with 5 Programmable Buttons - Wireless - White

The Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2 is hands-down the best mouse I’ve ever used. From the moment I took it out of the box, I could tell this was a premium piece of tech. It’s incredibly lightweight without feeling cheap, and the build quality is rock solid. Every detail is dialed in for performance. The responsiveness is next-level. The HERO 2 sensor is insanely accurate, and the clicks feel crisp and instantaneous—no lag, no missed inputs, just pure precision. Whether I’m gaming or working, it keeps up with every move effortlessly. I also appreciate how comfortable and smooth it feels in-hand. The glide is perfect, and the ergonomic design means I can use it for hours with no fatigue. Battery life is excellent too, and the wireless connection is flawless. If you’re looking for top-tier gaming performance in a lightweight, ultra-responsive package, this mouse is 100% worth it. Logitech knocked it out of the park with this one.

Multiple people either reccomended this mouse to me based off its pro gamer use, or have said that they lobe theirs. I can see why. It's the lightest mouse I have ever used in it's size, and moves like butter in a hot pan, and the wide, ergonomic design helps less the stiffness or numbness in my wrist and hand when used for extensive periods of time in either gaming or work. A must have for people who spend long hours at the desk.

You looking to upgrade your gaming mouse and staring at the various logitech mice? I got ya, this is the fourth (technically third) mouse I've had, an upgrade from the G903 and second G502, and I can confidently say, I do not regret the amount of money I've spent. The key thing for me about this mouse is its unique shape, I chose this mouse mainly because of its shape, it was the most comfortable mice I've held from the 4. Another point is compared to wired mice, I highly doubt you'd be able to tell a difference with wireless delay, especially since this mouse is 8k polling rate. Now the main question is, would I choose this over all the other G Pro options? I personally would, The extra comfort when holding the mouse is definitely worth the slightly higher pricing, but if you're just looking for performance, go with a standard G Pro Superlight.

It's been awhile since I've used Logitech mice, and this was the perfect one to come back to. It feels great in the hand. If you felt the Razer Deathadder V3 was a little too big, this mouse is the perfect size down from that. The battery is so much better as well. I'm getting about a week at 2K polling. They also updated the firmware for the sensor so it has 8K Polling/44K dpi at launch with the stock dongle. The software can be a little clunky to use, but once you fine tune your settings you can then save them to the mouse's onboard memory and just stop GHub from starting with your computer. The stock skates are a little weak though.

Great mouse, I like that the design is all hard plastics. No rubberized coatings to deteriorate over time. Lightweight, good battery life (I keep mine set to 250hz polling rate). Use for CAD/Engineering work daily, couldn't ask for much more. A bit on the pricey side, though the solid but lightweight construction and onboard memory is worth it for me. I use it with a powerplay mat, so no need for cables or charging is a nice bonus.