Review of Logitech's New Gaming Mouse: Pro X Superlight 2

 


I am one of the lucky few people who are a part of the Logitech Pro program, where several people who are considered professionals get into a program where they are able to order and try out new gear that Logitech releases. Well, I got my hands on the new mouse they offered, the Pro X Superlight 2. Now, even before I was a part of this program, I was and still am a Logitech loyalist. All of their products are consistent and reliable and take me to the next level, and the fact that I am able to be a part of their program is surreal. Anyways, enough of the background behind my relationship with Logitech and the gear itself; let's start with the mouse's review.


Pros:

✅ Zero lag wireless connection– No lag, no input delay, and no wire in the way; this is perfect for non-interruptible gameplay.

✅ Long battery life– Over 90 hours on a single charge. Also, a full charge would only take a couple of hours.

✅ Very light– At less than 63 grams, this mouse makes it effortless to move around and flick onto your opponents.

Cons:

X No DPI switch– In order to change the DPI on this mouse, you will have to use the dedicated software app for this mouse found over here.

X Quite expensive – Priced at $160, this mouse can be quite a heavy purchase and definitely needs to be considered an investment.


Final Score: 9.4/10

This mouse, hands down, is one of the top pieces of gear ever made and is one that I use currently in all of my tournaments. Speed, precision, and reliability are all common attributes that come with this mouse. However, it is not a mouse without flaws. Having no DPI button makes it annoying sometimes to change the DPI, and the price itself is quite high. 



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