Customer Ratings & Reviews

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.

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.

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.

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.

Great Mouse for large hands! Definitely feel the difference when playing due to the weight. I use my regular g305 mouse at work and notice considerably less fatigue in my arm using the dex for gaming. The size is nice for big hands. I have unusually large hands so i still palm the whole mouse, but it sits in the hand nice and has been quite comfortable. Use the grip tape! the smoothness of the mouse is nice but slips regularly. the grip tape it comes with is nice but find yourself an extra peice of grip tape for the back of the mouse that rests against the palm. its the only place they didnt give tape any tape for. Dont bother using the G-hub, download the logitech onboard memory manager instead

The mouse is great as far as software etc however it just isn’t better than the original gpro super light 2. If you’re in between or second guessing, try the other one first

This mouse is perfect for all-day use — it fits my hand so naturally that I never have to make any adjustments. I previously used a Razer Naga for MMO gaming, which I still prefer for that specific purpose, but for everything else — FPS games and general everyday use — this mouse is my absolute favorite.

so far the mouse has been amazing, i have a small hand and throughout my years of PC gaming this mouse has fit the best. smooth amazing feeling, fast and long lasting battery life i only charge it once every 2-3 weeks for 1 hour. highly recommend!

Amazing mouse. I have tried many mice throughout the years and this one is endgame for me.

Love this mouse. Hate the price. Very comfortable in the hand. I don’t think it’s worth $160. I would wait for it to go on sale. Logitech Never disappoints though.

Upgraded from a g203 to this. Much more comfortable and better response time plus no annoying wire to deal with

I'm an avid mouse enthusiast and this mouse has been wonderful. I have roughly a 21 by 10cm hand and this mouse fills out my hand which allows comfort for gaming hours on end. I can palm or claw grip it and i thoroughly enjoy using it i think anywhere between 48 to 70 grams is a sweet spot for gaming mouse weight. You have great reactivity with just enough weight to retain some control. If you're looking for a great ergonomic mouse this or the death adder wireless versions are amazing. If you want a great symmetrical mouse the razer viper versions are great. I found the g pro superlight symmetrical mice are fine but a little too safe of shape that never felt as right as the others but is safe enough that it works with most hand types.

Fast and light weight. You can play on one charge forever and very minimalistic

Compared to my superlight 1 this feels better in MY hand. Glides a bit better on my mouse pad. Usb-c is a big upgrade. Very clicky and responsive. Holds battery very well, ive only had to charge it once in a month

Great weight, and I've always favored the logitech design for my palm grip. Easy to use the software to set the DPI to 2000mhz, improved my shooting in multiplayer and even improved my productivity. Not ambidextrous despite what the name would imply, but if you're a right-hander it's a solid choice.

Had the previous version but the mouse click on this version is a lot better than the older one. Very light and smooth

Very happy after a week with this mouse. I've been using a Deathadder v3 Pro since that came out and have always wanted something the tiniest bit smaller and lighter, and this is exactly that. Great performance so far, though the Logitech software isn't my favorite. But at least I found out I can put the battery level on a Stream Deck button so I don't have to guess what my battery level is! Wish it was like 20 bucks cheaper at the time I purchased it.

I like to think of the Superlight as the gaming industry standard, I should had checked the feel before buying as it was a little big for my hand, but still one of the best mice on the market!

Overall this mouse is quite good. Good feeling sensor with no smoothing, long battery life, buttons feel nice, scroll wheel is decent and I really like the ergonomics of this mouse. The biggest issue, which is actually quite a large one for me is the lack of DPI/Profile button. Without the Logitech software installed you can not change any of the settings on this mouse (which comes with a rather low sensitivity out of the box). I use Linux, the Logitech app is not compatible and none of the open source mouse apps work with the Superlight 2 mice. I had to dig out my Windows laptop and save a single setting to the onboard memory (which is not very straight forward)... If I ever want to change the settings in the future I have to do this again. I get it, they are trying to make it as light as possible(and force everyone to use their app)... but a profile button is a fundamental feature on any gaming mouse. It had never occurred to me before buying that it would lack this feature! For the price of this mouse, this is very frustrating. Had the button been included, this would have been the perfect mouse.