Customer Ratings & Reviews

great mouse if you aren't sure what specific grip you like, there are better options if you absolutely know what grip you use. but you can't go wrong with this if you just want to buy it and forget about it, battery life is really good.

Best mouse for my opinion:) you guys should buy it too.

I really enjoy this mouse it’s so light and smooth and the software is also great it keeps the mouse up to date shows battery and you can change your DPI in there also I love that that mouse has a USB C to charge

The Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 is a wireless gaming mouse that offers a lightweight design, long battery life, and smooth performance. At only 60 grams, this mouse is one of the lightest mice on the market. The mouse also features a HERO2 sensor, which delivers up to 32,000 DPI and zero smoothing or filtering. The mouse has five programmable buttons, a DPI switch, and a PTFE feet for low friction. The battery life is now up to 95-hours, which is now charged with a USB-C cable (Thank you, LOGITECH!), and the mouse itself is POWERPLAY compatible. I still am blown away by how incredible this mouse performs, and how insanely light it is. I get ZERO fatigue in my shoulder using this mouse, which has been a problem in the past with heavier mice. The Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 is a great choice for gamers who value speed, accuracy, and comfort. The mouse is compatible with Windows, Mac, and Chrome OS devices. The mouse comes with a USB receiver, a USB-C cable, an optional grip tape (which is LOVE), and an optional receiver extension adapter. Overall, this is one of the best, if not the best gaming mice out there. For competitive gamers, the PTFE fee and HERO2 sensor alone are enough to keep you in the game. The superior lightweight of the G Pro X Superlight 2 drives its worth through the roof. I love this mouse and highly recommend people give this bad boy a try.

Super light Mouse, Originally my son had the ASUS which was terrific. But after getting this new Mouse he can tell a Huge difference in response time and its also half the weight. To me it dosent look as cool because it dosent loght up like the ASUS but it definitely performs better.

The Superlight 2 is another great PC gaming peripheral from Logitech. The most notable thing about this mouse is absolutely its weight, or lack thereof. 60g is LIGHT. It took a few days to get used to, but now I love it. Compared to my beefy, wired Logitech G502 Proteus, the Superlight 2 is easy to whip around, which has been especially helpful when playing FPS games. The PTFE feet provide virtually no resistance. As Logitech advertises, the mechanical switches are crisp and provide the perfect amount of tactile feedback. Lightspeed is no gimmick as this mouse tracks at over 500 IPS. If there is any latency, it’s imperceivable. The included adapter makes it easy to keep your USB-A to USB-C charging cable close by. In the event that you’re in the middle of a game and need some juice, simply unplug the adapter and plug the USB-C charging cable directly into your mouse. It will continue to function normally even when plugged in. This is a great design. The final thing worth noting about any Logitech product is their great software integration. The G Hub app makes it easy to view battery life, change DPI, save profiles, and adjust any other necessary settings. As a package, this mouse is fantastic and I think it should be on your list if you’re in the market for a new gaming mouse.

work as intended, is really good and convinient, battery last a lot.

i was in the market for a new gaming mouse after my razer viper ultimate started to show its age. having used various razer and steelseries mice over the years, i was eager to try out a logitech offering. the superlight 2 checks off everything i am looking for in a mouse: excellent wireless performance, great battery life, USB-C connectivity, and great ergonomics. it doesn't have RGB lightning but let's be real, do you really need lights on a high-performance mouse?

I have owned several mice over the last few years, the battery life is phenomenal compared to the viper v3 pro. Very convenient with USBC also. Fits the hand wonderfully.

Retiring my tried and true wired G502 from 2018 this has been a worthwile update. I was concerned about the wireless over wired but honestly wireless has improved so much that it at least feels like movement and imputs are the same if not more responsive. The only thing to get used to is the lack of auxiliary buttons that the g502. A small trade off for a lighter and snappier experience.

Pros: - Superlight weight at 60 grams - LIGHTFORCE Hybrid switches for fast actuation with a solid feedback click - High resolution and polling for precision and responsiveness - Includes grip pads to aid in gripping the mouse - Up to 95 hours battery life - Includes a receiver extension adapter and cable - There is storage for the dongle when not in use Cons: - No dedicated dpi switch or dpi led indicator on the mouse - No RGB lighting - Limited thumb rest/indent for gripping mouse - The software isn’t the most intuitive The Superlight 2 Lightspeed mouse isn’t flashy, it looks and feels like a standard mouse. Although its about the same physical size as other light weight gaming mice I own it feels smaller in my hand which is most probably due to its lower profile. There isn’t much of a thumb rest or indent and the scroll wheel sits taller than what I am used to. Overall with the grip pads installed the mouse is quite comfortable and easy to grip. The mouse has great specs with resolution up to 32000 dpi and polling rates up to 2000 hz so it is very responsive. The low weight at 60 gms lets this mouse glide across my mouse pad and the included PTFE door makes it even slipperier. The LIGHTFORCE Hybrid Switches give solid feedback but the clicking sound is a tad louder than most. Logitech includes a USB-A to a USB-C cable that can be used as a wireless extender as well as to charge the mouse. On the downside the mouse doesn’t have a dedicated dpi switch nor does it have an led indicator as to what the dpi is set to. You can get this information via the G Hub software but its not easy to do that mid game. The G Hub software allows you to configure the resolution, polling rate and mouse profiles. I found the software not to be the most intuitive but you can select from preconfigured profiles, game/app based profiles or create custom ones. The mouse can store 5 profiles in its memory.

Excellent mouse, had it for the last year and the battery life on it is amazing, Constant use for at least 12 hours a day and barely breaks 15%. Super light weight and the side buttons arent too firm allowing for easier presses. 10/10 mouse

Very light, very long battery life, and it looks very nice

This mouse is excellent. It’s incredibly lightweight and feels perfect in hand, making long gaming sessions comfortable and effortless. The responsiveness is outstanding, and tracking feels precise and consistent. I’ve had zero issues with connectivity, lag, or the mouse staying connected. Battery life has been solid, and overall performance has been flawless. It does exactly what it’s supposed to do and does it extremely well. Highly recommend this mouse for anyone looking for a premium, lightweight wireless option for gaming or everyday use.

After owning 2 copies of the original G Pro X Superlight, I was excited for an upgrade to one of my favorite mice. The shape is unchanged and still remains the same as the previous superlight, and the first release, the G Pro Wireless. This shape works well for essentially all grip styles and feels great to aim with. The weight is essentially identical to the original superlight, which can be considered disappointing to those who hoped for a lower weight. The coating on the mouse is nothing special; you aren't getting a rubberized coating like on Vaxee or Zowie mice, or the more recent Razer mice. This leads to a very mediocre grip feeling, and the included rubber grips don't do a great job at improving that either. I would definitely opt for aftermarket grip tape if you have very dry hands. The scroll wheel feels decent quality, nothing special, but no issues whatsoever, which is great for those of us who use scroll wheel to jump in-game. The side buttons feel decent, but still worse than many of the other mice on the current market, as they're much smaller, and don't feel as light and crispy as some of the better side button implementations. The mouse skates are decent. The lack of rounded edges makes them not feel great on softer mousepads as you'll get more of a "digging" feeling, so I would replace them with alternative ptfe skates if you are using a soft/x-soft mousepad. The sensor quality feels great and is smooth, absolutely no concerns there. There had been some reports of sensor spin-outs but it seems they fixed those through a firmware upsate, and shouldn't be a concern to buyers in the future. The build quality and quality control on my unit is where my feelings go from unimpressed to downright disappointed. The sides had slightly more flex than my original superlights, but nothing too noticeable for it to be a concern, however after essentially a days worth of use I noticed that both my left and right click had become very very loose feeling, as if the tensioning screws that keep the clicks in place weren't fully tightened, or the tolerances of the click pieces weren't up to par. This accompanied by the less tactile feeling of the optical switches compared to the original superlights standard mechanical seitches, lead to a less than optimal click feeling. At first this issue seemed minimal, as I figured the click feel shouldn't effect in game performance too much, but the looseness of the clicks created a grinding sensation alongside an overall rattly feel in the clicks that was EXTREMELY distracting in game. Being advertised as an esports/competitive gaming mouse, any buyers are likely looking for the best they can get, and this feels subpar to the other current releases. I would recommend purchasing the original superlight (which is cheaper!) for a better experience. For those of you who dislike the shape of the g pro, but want a symmetrical mouse still, I would look towards the Razer viper v3 pro. If you are looking for an ergonomic shape, then I would opt for a Razer deathadder v3 pro. I hope for future iterations of the g pro, logitech can take some inspiration from the other top dogs in the high-end gaming mice scene, such as Finalmouse, Razer, Vaxee, and Zowie.

Out of the box the first thing I noticed was just how light this mouse really is. The name is superlight and that is defintely right on with the actual weight of this mouse. It is significantly lighter than my other wireless and wired mice that I currently use or have used in the past. Depending on your preference the lightweight feature is either a pro or a con. For me I sort of appreciate the change in weight compared to the Corsair Sabre I have been using for a few months. The cord of my Corsair tends to get in my way and when playing games where I have to cover a lot of distance on the mouse pad vs. cranking up the DPI that can be a bit annyoing. The battery life so far on this Pro X though has been pretty solid so far only using roughly 20% of the battery over the few weeks of daily use on and off. Based on the app it shows I have roughly 77 hours of battery left which is pretty good. It also comes with a USB 3.0 extension to allow for the USB transceiver to be position as close as possible to where the mouse is to reduce any possible lag. I have a USB 3.0 dock on my desk with some other HDD's plugged in so I just plugged it in there and so far have noticed no issues with lag. I already had the Logitech G Hub installed for other previous Logitech devices so after the last update the mouse was recognized and allowed for me to configure it. The app is pretty straightforward and allows you to setup and customize multiple profiles to be stored in the onboard memory of the mouse. My one and probably only gripe about the mouse and why I knocked it down a star is there is no button to cycle DPI settings on the fly without going into the mouse or using hot keys. One thing I liked about previous Logitech mice or my current Corsair was the buttons to allow me to scroll through preset DPI settings on the fly with just the press of a button. Other than that the mouse is great and I crushed my Aimlabs scores within mutliple tests using this mouse vs. my Corsair Sabre and works great in FPS and RTS games depending on what you are into.

Extremely good mouse, it holds up to it’s name being very light weight and having an amazing sensor that has a diversity of DPI amount, ranging from 800-44400. Overall one of the best mouses, if not the best i would Highland recommend

It’s a refined version of one of the best mouse. I like the optical a lot and the 2k is very stable. Stock skates are trash (as expected)

The software is easy to use. lightweight, scroll wheel is smooth. Long battery like

This mouse has the speed and precision every gamer looks for, it is very light and adaptable and has a USB C charger! The battery life could be better but its not bad either. This really is on the pricey side so wait for a sale but its 100% worth it