Logitech G PRO X Superlight 2: 60g weight wins critics

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What reviewers say

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  Digital Trends’ review praises the Logitech G PRO X Superlight 2 as a standout gaming mouse, highlighting its lightweight design (60 g), responsive Hero 2 sensor with up to 32,000 DPI and 500 IPS, excellent battery life (claimed 95 hours in motion, often longer), USB‑C charging, and lack of RGB lighting that keeps power consumption low. The author notes it has become a permanent fixture on his desk after only a week of use. In contrast, the review finds the other two Pro X peripherals – the TKL keyboard and the 2 Lightspeed headset – lacking in value for their price points.

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  The Verge review praises the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 for its dramatic weight reduction (60 g), high‑speed 2 kHz wireless polling, new Hero 2 sensor, and USB‑C charging. The reviewer feels the mouse is easier to move at high speeds and appreciates the PTFE skates and long battery life. However, they note that the Lightforce Hybrid switches feel less tactile and require a stronger click, which may slow rapid‑fire play, and lament the lack of a dual‑mode hyperscroll wheel or on‑the‑fly DPI buttons.

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  The IGN Southeast Asia review describes the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 as a largely iterative upgrade that retains the beloved ‘potato’ shape and ultra‑light weight while adding subtle improvements such as a USB‑C port, longer battery life, Lightforce switches for better click feel, and a higher‑performance Hero 2 sensor. The reviewer finds the new switch tactile and satisfying, notes minimal differences in polling rate or responsiveness compared to the original, and concludes that the Superlight 2 is essentially a refined version of its predecessor without added RGB, a physical DPI switch, or Bluetooth.

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  The GamesRadar+ review praises the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 for its lightweight yet comfortable design, ultra‑low click latency, robust Lightforce hybrid switches, solid battery life and wider base that accommodates most hand sizes. It notes that the mouse feels industrially built with no rattling or flexing, and that the rubber cable is surprisingly sturdy though it could have been better. The review also highlights the upgraded Hero 2 sensor (32K DPI, 500 IPS) and a 4 000Hz polling rate as impressive technical specs, while acknowledging that these numbers may not noticeably affect everyday play.

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  The review states that the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 is almost identical to its predecessor in size and shape, with only minor upgrades such as a USB‑C port, an improved sensor, higher polling rate, slightly lower weight (about 3 g lighter) and longer battery life. The reviewer notes it remains a very light, comfortable, smooth and low‑latency gaming mouse, but points out the lack of a DPI switch and its high price as drawbacks.

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  PCMag’s review praises the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 for its ultra‑lightweight design, consistent performance, long battery life and high polling rate. The reviewer notes that while it is expensive and lacks a DPI switch or extensive customization, it delivers excellent tracking with the Hero 2 sensor and remains a solid choice for competitive gamers who value weight over extra features.

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  The review praises the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 as a lightweight, high‑performance wireless gaming mouse that improves on its predecessor in weight, sensor, switches and battery life. It highlights the minimalistic design, solid build quality, excellent HERO 2 sensor performance, optical switches for faster response, and impressive 95‑hour battery life at 59.4 g. The reviewer notes a drawback: the lack of an onboard DPI switch requiring software adjustment, which may be inconvenient for some users.

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  TechRadar’s review praises the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 Lightspeed for its ultra‑light weight (60 g), fast performance (2,000 Hz polling rate and HERO 2 sensor up to 32,000 DPI), long battery life (up to 95 hours) and Powerplay compatibility. The reviewer notes that the mouse’s design is largely unchanged from its predecessor but improved with a USB‑C port, optional pink colour, and better ergonomics for small hands. Minor drawbacks include non‑ideal feet on some surfaces, lack of an included Powercore charging puck, and higher price.

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  The PCWorld review praises the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 as a lightweight, highly accurate gaming mouse that offers an upgraded sensor and faster polling rate compared to its predecessor. The reviewer highlights its symmetrical design for improved pointer accuracy, ultra‑low weight (just over 2 ounces), and excellent battery life. While noting some minor drawbacks such as a flimsy wheel and lack of Bluetooth connectivity, the overall verdict is that it’s an ideal choice for pro or aspiring competitive gamers.

  www.pcworld.com ↗