Logitech GPRO X SUPERLIGHT 2 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Mouse, 8K Polling, Lightweight, 60g, LIGHTFORCE Hybrid Switches, HERO 2 Sensor, 888 IPS, 44K DPI, 5 Programmable Buttons, USB-C, PC/Mac - Black

Excellent mouse exactly what I need. Fast response, comfortable, no stupid lights, very light and simple. And overpriced

Class mouse, people complain about the price, if that’s the case yes there is cheaper mice, with very similar specs, shapes, weights. however Logitech has the cost for a reason, good quality to the cheaper attack shark I had, better sensor, more responsive, better skates, a better feel when clicking and holding due to the grip tape and greater settings on the app. If you have the money and are willing to buy it’s a no brainer, if u want something cheaper that’s also fine, your just going to miss out.

I genuinely didn't expect a wireless mouse to be this good. After years of battling with my mouse cable snagging and dragging on my desk, I decided to treat myself to the Logitech G PRO X Superlight 2, and it has been an absolutely stellar upgrade.From the moment I started using it, the experience has been incredibly pleasant. The responsiveness is outstanding – there's absolutely no perceptible lag, making it feel just as precise as any wired mouse I've used, but with the liberating freedom of wireless.The mouse feels fantastic in my hand. I'm a big fan of lightweight mice, having come from one of those "holey" Xtrfy models, and the G PRO X fits perfectly into that preference. It's incredibly light, allowing for quick, effortless movements.Battery life has also been a huge pleasant surprise. I feel like I barely ever need to charge this mouse, which is a testament to its impressive longevity. It truly holds a charge for an extended period, meaning less downtime and more uninterrupted use.What truly sets this mouse apart, especially after extended use, is the material quality and durability of its surface. I was initially concerned about choosing a white mouse, fearing it might easily show marks or get dirty quickly. However, despite using it for hundreds of hours over nearly a year now, there's no sign of glossing, wear, or discolouration – it honestly looks just as good as the day I bought it.

I noticed when I moved the mouse in games my FPS would uncap then when the mouse stopped it would recap itself so there was a stuttering. Turns out having a high polling rate conflicts with alot of popular games, I had to turn it down to 500hz which doesn't noticeably affect anything, feel like I've paid for premium and instead have ended up using the lowest end of its capabilities. The rest of the mouse is good and fits my hands well, the white is nice. Only 2 mouse buttons is a bit of a bummer considering I went from a g pro to this, I am used to using 4 in games. Overall I would say it was not worth the money, I definitely feel like I've overpaid. But the actual mouse is solid.

The Logitech G Pro Superlight 2 absolutely lives up to its name—this thing is practically weightless, but don't let that fool you. It packs serious performance. The ultra-light design makes long gaming sessions a breeze, and the precision? Top-tier.I’ve noticed a real difference in responsiveness since switching—every click feels intentional, and the glide across my mousepad is buttery smooth. The build quality is premium, and despite its feather-light feel, it’s rock solid. Plus, the battery life goes the distance, even under heavy use.Whether you're deep into competitive FPS matches or just want a smoother, faster experience overall, this mouse delivers in every way. A must-have for serious gamers—and I’m super happy I got it on Amazon. Would 100% recommend!

Someone bought a gen 2 light speed, packaged their very used gen 1 back up and returned it to amazon, ofcourse they didn't care because the two look identical from a glancing view, clearly poor quality control on this regard.As for the other aspects I noticed of the 1 day I used it, connected fine after restarting my computer, fits well in my hand, mouse 1, 2 and middle mouse were all fine, side buttons were mushy feeling however, might have been fixed for the gen 2.

Used this on a few games today and comparing it to my logitech g903 lightspeed wireless (photos for size comparison and style of mouse). it does feel a lot smoother especially with the increased polling rate, I use 4k polling instead of the 8k just to lower the cpu load but they both feel as snappy and as smooth as each other. Definitely ever so slightly comfier on the hand, but then my previous one was comfy so bonus. Its the perfect size for my dare I say normal sized man hands? Side buttons feel decent enough. Scroll wheel is great and feels smooth and high quality. Wireless connectivity is a seamless lag free enjoyment. While im no good at aiming i feel like i hit 5% more of my shots with this new mouse so a great accuracy bonus! This mouse is 100% a worthy upgrade!