Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2 wireless gaming mouse, 60 g pro-grade mouse with 5 programmable buttons, 44k DPI sensor, 8 kHz report rate, USB-C charging for PC/Mac - Black

This mouse is absolutely top‑tier! The Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2 delivers incredible speed and precision thanks to its ultra‑lightweight design and advanced HERO 2 sensor — perfect for FPS, MOBA, and fast‑paced gaming sessions. The wireless connection is rock‑solid with no lag, and the ergonomics feel great even during long sessions. Battery life is excellent, and the lack of unnecessary extras keeps things focused on performance. If you want a reliable, high‑performance wireless mouse that stays light and responsive, this is one of the best you can get!

I've had a Logitech G502 Lightspeed for a few years now and started to fall out of love with it. Wanted something lighter and after testing some friends mice, I felt that I was more suited to a symmetrical style. Took the plunge with the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 and oh wow. What a difference. Love it. Superlight, super responsive and love the included grip stickers. Works perfectly with my Logitech G Powerplay 2 mouse pad and keeps it constantly charged. Everything just feels more accurate when gaming.

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!

This is a great mouse in terms of its sensor, it feels highly accurate. The light weight can give it a bit of a 'cheap' feel at first but once you get used to using it you will notice the quality of the sensor. This improved my gaming experience vs a mid/basic tier Corsair Harpoon wired gaming mouse. Battery life is very good. However, I've had issues with the buttons and scroll wheel (listed below), that I haven't managed to adapt to after two months of use. Consider if these might be deal breakers for you. There is software to install that lets you configure DPI settings, polling rate etc, but it's not overly bloatware-like and you can bypass logging in. I use this primarily for gaming on windows, but also for work on a macbook. It's fine for both, but it's a bit unclear how the settings system works, if it works, between two devices. Now the issues I've found with it: - Only two side buttons is limiting. My previous mouse had a dedicated DPI switching button on top. I play the mil-sim game Squad and cycling the DPI is helpful for handling different contexts, e.g. in a vehicle gun vs on foot. You can assign a side button in the app for this, but then you lose a button you might otherwise have needed for a game. - I find myself accidentally activating the side buttons on this mouse in a way I did not with my previous one. I have normal to large-ish male hands, and there is insufficient resting space for your thumb on the left side on the mouse. You can't rest your thumb without touching the side buttons, so if you grab/clench the mouse you're likely to activate one or both of those buttons. The only other option is to try and hold your thumb low and drag it across the mouse mat. I think their positioning is really awkward. If you have a tiny thumb this might be OK. - This mouse doesn't handle well plugged in at all, due to the extremely light weight. The tension and weight of the cable is too much for it. This is a fair tradeoff and isn't a deal breaker given the excellent battery life, but if you were planning to use it mainly wired to avoid charging admin, I would think twice about buying. - The scroll wheel doesn't feel great to me, it feels like almost like it doesn't want to be moved, and has a sort of clunky feel (bear with this analogy) almost like you are trying to roll a square tire over a gym matt. Pressing the scroll wheel 'click' down then feels spongey and vague too.

A very comfortable, light weight mouse. This is 1/2 the weight of my old mouse and i love it. the scroll wheel feels premium and at a good speed, the buttons feel really nice to the click and it fits perfectly in my hands with no comfort issues. i picked it up during a sale so i can hapily say i have got good value for my money.

This was for my son.jes tried a good few different ones but he said this is the best one he's had.its light and very easy to handle.its easy to adjust the settings on it and overall just a pretty neat gaming mouse.he also says Logitech are the best.

This mouse basically competes with the Logi Pro 2, because as we all know, gaming peripheral companies are like cults and so anyone looking to buy a Logi mouse isn't going to suddenly decide to buy a Corsair, Steel Series or Razer mouse unless they've been slighted by Logitech. That is to say: Logi are competing with themselves with this one...and it's tricky. Personally I can't justify the cost of this considering the features that are cut from the Logi Pro 2. We lose: 1. RGB. No big deal, I turn it off anyway because I favour battery life, but some people like it. 2. The DPI switch. Granted, it's in a stupid place on the Pro 2 (on the underside), but it is there. You don't have to hop into the software any time you want to change your DPI... 3. The "left-handed mode" switches are gone. I didn't use these as "left-handed mode," instead you could change what they did in the G Hub software and essentially have four additional mouse buttons do anything you want (within reason). That's gone completely now as they split right- and left-handed mice into two different products, and so you lose the customisability. Now, obviously, I understand why these 3 things were cut: weight! I will say, the Superlight 2 delivers on exact that. It is super light. I weighed mine. It came in at 57g. My Pro 2 weighs in at 81g. 24g difference. We're talking a whopping (roughly) two chapsticks worth of weight here. It feels significant, it feels great on a good mouse mat. The PTFE feet glide smooth and there's a lot more of the surface area of the mouse being used by them on the Superlight. So for all practical purposes, this mouse IS good. It delivers...but I do fault it for two things: 1. The switches are just OK. I don't know what it is. On paper they're effectively the same as in the Pro 2, but the Pro 2 switches feel and sound smoother. The Superlight 2 switches sound flat and flimsy. 2. The wheel feels bad. It's noticeably less smooth than the roll on the Pro 2. It feels a lot more intentional, which might be what they're going for, to me it feels cheap, like an old office mouse. So I only give this 3 stars...because I don't really like the buttons or wheel. Which is a pretty big kicker for a mouse...that said, it feels great to use. Smooth to move around. Lightweight. I can see why people enjoy it. Personally, though, I cannot justify the price of the damn thing. It's an obvious cash grab at the lightweight mouse crowd, and I can't reconcile the fact you're basically just paying a premium for...less stuff, which just so happens to make it lighter. It should be cheaper than the Pro 2, but it isn't. It's actually nearly a third more expensive at RRP.

This is the best mouse ever! It is incredibly lightweight and feels fantastic for competitive gaming and extended work sessions. The battery life is outstanding, lasting around two weeks with medium usage before needing a recharge. It's a premium, 5-star peripheral that is absolutely worth the investment!

Partiamo sottolineando che secondo me, tutti i mouse "ultralight" hanno senso solo, per chi vuole giocare giochi fps competitivi al meglio! Per tutti gli altri tipi di videogiochi, è molto meglio orientarsi verso altre scelte, non necessariamente avendo bisogno del vantaggio che offre un mouse ultraleggero, a discapito per esempio di una quantità decisamente superiore di tasti configurabili. Il mouse in questione è superlativo per quanto riguarda il sensore, e dal mio punto di vista è impeccabile! Preciso, veloce.. Insomma, perfetto! Sinceramente al tatto il mouse non è che dia una grande sensazione di qualità... Sarà per il fatto che è talmente leggero, da sembrare quasi di nn avere nulla tra le mani.. Però ovviamente questo, in termini di reattività, come già detto, offre un grande vantaggio. Personalmente io ho una mano davvero piccola, e il mouse lo uso ottimamente... Forse per chi ha mani grandi, non è proprio la scelta migliore! lo uso da più di 1 anno, e ad oggi, non ho mai riscontrato problemi! il software è valido, da molte possibilità di configurazione..e rispetto a quello di tante altre aziende, è decisamente meglio! in coclusione, per fps competitivi difficilmente troverete di meglio! se non vi interessa questa cetegoria...per me, meglio altri tipi di mouse.

Die Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2 überzeugt auf ganzer Linie. Die Maus ist extrem leicht, liegt sehr angenehm in der Hand und ermöglicht schnelle sowie präzise Bewegungen. Besonders beim Gaming merkt man die hohe Genauigkeit des Sensors und die zuverlässige kabellose Verbindung. Die Akkulaufzeit ist hervorragend und die Verarbeitung wirkt sehr hochwertig. Die Tasten haben einen angenehmen Druckpunkt und reagieren schnell. Auch für längere Gaming-Sessions ist die Maus durch das geringe Gewicht sehr komfortabel.

I love this mouse it’s super light , durable and works well with macOS

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