Customer Ratings & Reviews

The haptic buttons feel amazing and are very reaponsive. The overall weight and feel is similar to the superstrike2. I enjoy this product very much, and its kind of nife not to hear the constant clicking for people that are around you.

If you play FPS games this is the only mouse you need don't look at shape Size etc. It's the best.

This has hands down been one of the greatest improvements in aiming. Quick clicks with set actuation points. Time to click reduced by latency on avg of 39 ms. That is huge. Best mouse purchased.

Wonderful mouse, love logitech appliances and Best Buy did a great job transporting it and making the process easy. Quick delivery and great packaging!

This mouse was probably one of my favorite purchases from Best Buy. I was able to use the recycle and save program to save around $30. This thing will bring your gameplay to the next level with the adjustable triggers. Could never play with a controller again after this.

Yes the tech is legit. Pn human benchmark I get 10-30ms faster input compared to my other gaming mice. I modified mine to reduce the weight because I prefer lighter mice.

The best mouse I have used so far! The haptic feed back is pretty awesome! Can’t wait what they will come up next.

great upgrade. this is the biggest purchases i ever made. and never regreat it

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It's a very interesting mouse. However, it still have a lots things to improve in the next gen. This review is basic on CS2 (FPS game) perspective. Pro: 1) Actuation Point: Setting from 1/10 to 2/10 can offer best trigger point. Easily hit 150ms of reaction time. Compare to my primal mouse (Vaxee E1), Superstike indeed lands 1st shot faster. 2) Rapid Trigger: Setting from 1/5 to 2/5 allows players spamming easily, especially with pistol rounds. 3) Soft Trigger: Thanks for the magnetic switches design, players can easily press at any spot of mouse button surface. Con: 1) Click Haptics: Even though I have set 1/5, the feedback vary differently occasionally. In addition, the post vibration affect micro adjustment. This vibration will be detected on full mouse, even with 1/5 setting. It makes uncomfortable on micro adjustment after a shot. 2) Unbalanced Weight: Spuerstrike has heavier head. With mid to high edpi (above 800 edpi), you may counter difficulty on micro adjustment. Doing fast flick with higher force, I feel fine. However, exercising micro adjustment with less force is terrible. I feel like holding handle of hammer. If you play low edpi (below 800), you shall be fine because you need to swing with higher force. Neutral: 1) Shape: Shape is more preference. I prefer ergonomic mouse because it helps my index finger trigger faster with claw grip.

Such a great mouse—super responsive with features like active trigger that really elevate the experience. The new Logitech Superlight feels incredibly lightweight, making long sessions comfortable without any strain. The tracking is insanely precise, and the clicks are crisp and satisfying. Battery life is solid, and the overall build quality feels premium. Whether you’re gaming or working, it performs flawlessly. Definitely one of the best mice I’ve used—fast, smooth, and reliable.

I’ve been using a lot of Logitech mice over the years (Superlight, G903, G502), and the PRO X2 Superstrike definitely feels different in a few ways. Pros: The shell/mold is excellent. It fits the hand very naturally and the overall build quality feels solid. The weight is also impressively light, which makes long gaming sessions more comfortable. The click mechanism is quite unique — it doesn’t necessarily feel “faster” than traditional switches, but it’s noticeably different. The press feels very smooth and comfortable, somewhat reminiscent of the feel of an Apple Magic Mouse click, which I actually enjoy for both gaming and general use. Cons: The sensor may actually be too sensitive. If something tiny like a cat hair gets underneath the mouse, it can cause tracking issues. In games this sometimes results in the camera suddenly snapping upward to the sky or downward to the floor. I’ve used the Superlight, G903, and G502 before and never experienced this kind of issue with those sensors. Another minor complaint is the weight distribution. The mouse feels a bit front-heavy — when you pick it up from the center, it tends to tilt forward because most of the weight seems concentrated toward the front. Overall, it’s a very comfortable and well-designed lightweight mouse with a unique click feel, but the overly sensitive sensor and front-heavy balance are things to be aware of.

This mouse is so responsive it feels like cheating super light as the name would suggest comfortable long battery life.

If you’re looking for a gaming mouse that balances performance, comfort, and reliability, the Logitech Super Strike is a solid contender. Right out of the box, it feels well-built without being too heavy, which makes long gaming sessions much more comfortable. The shape is ergonomic enough for most grip styles, whether you’re more of a palm, claw, or fingertip user. Performance-wise, the sensor is extremely responsive and accurate. Tracking feels smooth, and there’s no noticeable delay, even during fast-paced movements. This makes a big difference in competitive games where precision matters. The customizable DPI settings are easy to adjust, letting you fine-tune sensitivity depending on what you’re playing. The buttons have a satisfying click without feeling too stiff or too soft. They’re responsive and well-placed, so you won’t accidentally misclick during intense moments. The side buttons are also easy to reach, which is great if you like mapping extra controls for in-game actions. One of the standout features is the software customization. You can remap buttons, adjust DPI levels, and even tweak lighting effects if you care about aesthetics. It’s straightforward to use and doesn’t feel overly complicated. On the downside, it may not feel premium enough for people expecting a high-end, ultra-light design, and the design itself is fairly simple compared to more flashy gaming mice. Also, if you have very large hands, it might feel slightly small after extended use. Overall, the Logitech Super Strike delivers strong performance, reliable build quality, and useful customization features at a reasonable level. It’s a great option for both casual and competitive gamers who want something dependable without overcomplicating things.

[Employee of bestbuy] Haptic feedback is an amazing experience. The clicks feel crisp and the adjustable actuation is very accurate without being too sensitive even at the lowest setting. 8000hz polling rate is a nice benefit but for better battery life, 4000hz is fine. Mouse feels amazing

its pretty good but I'm not sure if it's something I'm going to keep or not, came from a g305 and the super strike is way lighter, almost like holding a hallow piece of plastic it's like holding nothing but the clicks without they work I kind of miss the natural way I used to click. don't get me wrong its good but feels a tad unnatural. when I click the cursor doesn't drag nearly as much, its very precise, like when I'm moving items around in old school RuneScape I can feel like it's more enjoyable to get accurate clicks without dragging the item on accident. it's hard to describe. I don't find the mouse to be too big in my hands or anything and I would say my hands are pretty average sized. the software isn't bad or anything but even turning up the haptic clicks, it doesn't feel the same as a normal standard mouse I don't care how high you turn it up, also feels like it's hard to hold the clicker for long periods of time compared to cheaper mice.

Best mouse I have ever used all around. The weight is perfect. Not too light and definitely not heavy. The clicks are so intuitive it feels like mice should have been this technology decades ago. The only maybe problem is the skates. They are slow skates not designed for slippery fast movements. I got the glas super glide skates and they make the mouse basically hover as there is zero friction. It took an hour to get used to the lack of friction when you need to stop moving. It's excellent for the desktop too. It just feels more natural.

This mouse has thoroughly enhanced my faming experience. Previously, I was running the Razer Deathadder v3 Pro for the ergonomic hand grip. Initially, I was skeptical that this wouldn’t be worth the hype but can genuinely say the grip is amazing and the Rapid Trigger magnetic accuation on this mouse is a gsme changer. Additionally, I’ve found that I enjoy the feeling of a click haptic more than the actual click of a mouse.

I got this mouse recently. At first, it felt weird because it was so different, but after a couple of hours of use, I got used to it and was in love with it. It's a world of difference compared to my other mice on my desk. It's actually helped me in a couple of clinching moments when I was about to lose, and its responsiveness and speed ended up saving me. Its shape is better for me, too. It felt right.

Loving it, preordered was supposed to deliver feb 10th but ending up got delivered on after a week, now my experience is great, I have mx3 master and the mouse have a feedback on the buttons, and super strike have the similar feedback on the button, and I love it , quieter easily pressable so fast and I found the weight balance is toward forward, I prefer the balanced weight, but I’m getting used to it now, have the superlight 2 and super light 1, have some other mouses like Ec3dw, U2, compared all of the hand down this is the best of them, great product thank you Logitech.