Logitech G PRO X Superlight 2 DEX Wireless Gaming Mouse - Magenta

Upgrading from a Razer DeathAdder Elite (2016), so it's nearly identical in size. Lightweight and the battery lasts forever. Left and right mouse buttons are tactile and quick. Currently using it in wireless mode and only have to recharge it once every two weeks for less than an hour and it's back up to speed. Tons of customization options and the ability to keep your settings even if you plug it into a different PC. Using the DEX because of larger hands and fits snugly with claw grip. Has taken almost a year for the scroll wheel to develop very faint clicking noises as I roll it.

The delivery was very fast. I bought this mouse used, but honestly, it looked and felt almost brand new, like it had barely been used. For me, shape is king. I’ve tried a lot of different mice, including the ZOWIE EC2, Razer Viper V3 Pro, Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro, Endgame Gear mice, Superlight 2C, Superlight 2, and many others. After trying all of these, I can say that the Superlight 2 and especially the Superlight 2 DEX have the best shapes for me. My hand size is 19.5 x 10 cm, and the DEX fits my hand perfectly. It completely fills my palm, while still being long enough and not feeling too short. I mainly use a claw grip, and this mouse is extremely comfortable for that grip. For example, the EC2 feels too small for me, and it puts some pressure on the inside of my pinky knuckle. I also tried the Viper V3 Pro, but I didn’t like the shape because it also puts pressure on my knuckles. I also tried the Superlight 2C, but it feels too small for me. Even with a fingertip grip, I didn’t find it very comfortable, especially because of the relatively high buttons. I had already tried the Superlight 2, and I really liked its shape, so I wanted to try the DEX. I’ve always liked Logitech products. They have been very reliable for me, the battery lasts a long time, and I really like Logitech’s sensors. Personally, I don’t like the feel of Razer’s sensors as much. I also tried the Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro, but the shape wasn’t right for me. When I fully stretch out my hand, my ring finger rests directly on one of the sharp edges of the mouse. The bottom and sides of the shell also sit a little too high for my hand, so my ring finger and thumb can catch on those sharp edges. It just doesn’t feel natural to me. I’ve also never really liked Razer’s clicks or software. I’ve used many other mice from different brands, including Endgame Gear, but for me, the Superlight 2 and Superlight 2 DEX have the best shapes. I also have an old Logitech G500s that I’ve been using for more than 10 years, and it still works without any issues. No double-click problems, and even the optical scroll wheel is still working perfectly. That’s one of the reasons I trust Logitech. The only thing I don’t like about Logitech is the coating. For me, the best coating is still ZOWIE’s. It’s extremely grippy. Yes, it gets dirty and shows fingerprints easily, but the grip feels amazing — almost like a magnet in your hand. I really wish Logitech used a coating with that kind of grip. As for the side buttons, I really like their position. They are placed relatively high and are easy to reach intuitively. On some other mice, my thumb would naturally rest directly on the side buttons, which was uncomfortable and caused pressure on my thumb. It could also lead to accidental clicks. With the DEX, the side button placement feels much more natural to me. Overall, if you’re struggling to find a comfortable mouse, try different shapes until you find the one that fits your hand. Specs are important, but shape and comfort matter even more, especially if you use a mouse for many hours. Thanks for reading!

The Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2 DEX is a high-performance gaming mouse designed in collaboration with top esports athletes to deliver exceptional precision and comfort. Key Features: • Design and Comfort: The mouse features an asymmetrical, right-handed shape with programmable side buttons, providing a comfortable grip for various play styles. Its lightweight build enhances maneuverability during intense gaming sessions. • Advanced Sensor: Equipped with the HERO 2 sensor, it offers sub-micron tracking up to 44,000 DPI and can handle speeds up to 888 inches per second (IPS) with 88G acceleration, ensuring precise and responsive cursor movements. • Wireless Performance: Utilizing LIGHTSPEED wireless technology, the mouse operates at an 8 kHz polling rate, delivering a responsive and reliable experience suitable for competitive gaming. • Battery Life: The device provides up to 95 hours of battery life on a single charge. It supports quick recharging via the included USB-A to USB-C cable and is compatible with Logitech’s POWERPLAY system for continuous wireless charging. • Smooth Glide: The zero-additive PTFE mouse feet ensure a smooth glide across surfaces, enhancing the overall gaming experience. Pros: • Exceptional Performance: The combination of the HERO 2 sensor and LIGHTSPEED wireless technology offers precise tracking and low-latency responsiveness, crucial for competitive gaming. • Ergonomic Design: The right-handed, asymmetrical shape with programmable buttons caters to various grip styles, providing comfort during prolonged use. • Extended Battery Life: With up to 95 hours of use on a single charge, it supports long gaming sessions without frequent recharging. Cons: • Right-Handed Design Only: The design may not be suitable for left-handed users, limiting its accessibility. • Premium Price Point: As a high-end gaming mouse, it comes with a premium price tag, which might not appeal to casual gamers. • Software Dependency: Advanced features require the installation of Logitech G HUB software, which may not be preferred by users seeking a plug-and-play experience. Conclusion: The Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2 DEX stands out as a top-tier gaming mouse, offering exceptional performance, comfort, and battery life. Its design and features make it a compelling choice for serious gamers and esports professionals seeking a competitive edge.

Honestly, if you play a lot of tactical shooters, this mouse is a game-changer. Upgrading to the DEX made a noticeable difference. At 60g, it feels incredibly light, which makes fast flicks feel completely effortless. The tracking is perfect Yeah, it is really expensive, but if you take your competitive games seriously, it’s worth saving up for."

There's a reason why the Superlight is so popular, it's the ultimate reliable safe shape for most people. You'd be hard pressed to find something better without doing tons of research and trials to find a shape that suits you better. The DEX continues this philosophy well, but has its own drawbacks IMO. As someone who's not super casual and has demoed tons of different mice and shapes, this feedback doesn't really apply to the average buyer who just wants something super solid no questions asked - assuming your hand is large enough for it, this will do you very well. That being said, there's some things that I dislike about it. I get the impression that this was Logitech's long-coming attempt to improve upon their history of great ergo shapes like the G403/G703 and such and I think they've succeeded in that. However, it doesn't have the same rear-hump palm fill that many have been asking for. This shape to me is a nearly identical but improved version of the Razer Deathadder V3, a rather large mouse with a very tall mid hump. The overall quality is superb, but my major gripe with it is the button clicks. The top buttons on this are extraordinarily tactile, they feel almost spring-loaded in just how intense their feeling of bounce-back is. It's a major departure from Logitech's legendarily light, fast, and tactile mechanical switches (which have the unfortunate issue of double clicking very quickly, these new switches at least allegedly solve that). For me it was simply a disqualifying factor for FPS games (as it really messes with trigger spamming and staying on target in subtle ways), to me it was akin to using Cherry MX Blue keyboard switches for the same purpose - they feel great but just seem way suboptimal for the purpose. I also find this to be rather overpriced compared to both mainstream and boutique competitors - mice have simply gotten too good in the last 5 years to continue paying the Logitech premium/ubiquity name tax.

Pros: -It feels much lighter, weighing 51G in the U.S. -I love the magenta color! -It fits perfectly right on my right hand -Supports up to 44K CPI resolution -Supports 8Khz Wireless Polling Rate -Supports Powerplay to recharge your battery indefinitely (requires Powerplay mouse mat) -Customizable buttons via Logitech G Hub -Mouse Scroll wheel and click is included -Side buttons -PTFE feet Cons: -It's expensive -Does not include hyperfast scrollwheel -HERO 2 Sensor doesn't like to run at extremely high DPI and 8000 Hz/8Khz Wireless Report Rate. Anything above 3000+ DPI will cause mouse stutter or unwanted beeps from your Windows 10/11 OS. Verdict: G Pro X Superlight 2C feels more compact, slightly smaller, but much lighter to keep the weight down as low as 51G (United States) except EU which they have weird regulation to keep the weight at 53G in Europe/UK. I don't know why but I feel bad for those customers who bought it in the EU/UK. Furthermore, side buttons don't feel too mushy; it feels tactile. As far as performance concerns, I have noticed that HERO 2 sensor doesn't like to run at 8Khz and extremely high DPI resolution simultaneously. Otherwise, it will cause noticeable mouse stuttering issue. Hence, try to lower down DPI resolution between 800-3000 DPI range in order to run at 8Khz Wireless Polling Rate no problem at all. Other than that, I love this mouse and it fits no problem with small, medium, and large size hands. Nonetheless, it all comes down to personal preference.

Very comfy grip and superlight. Works well, not much to complain. If you are a bunny hopper with scroll wheel, remember to update firmware with Ghub

I bought this mouse to replace my G502x, and while im enjoying it so far, I’ve had my own little issues, causing to drop my rating for the time being Lets start with the Good stuff though: - the material of the mouse is great, it doesn’t feel cheap in the hands, and I haven’t noticed any “plastic creaking” noises - the sensor is great, and allows for even single digit DPI adjustments to find the perfect DPI for you - the shape & size of the mouse is perfect (atleast for me), it’s not big, nor to small Some of my issues so far: - the scroll wheel is VERY sensitive, causing me to scroll to much, and accidentally scroll by slightly bumping it with my finger - while the mouse clicks feel nice, my right click will sometimes either double click, or not register at all - the grip tape that’s included in the box isn’t really good, my tape for the mouse buttons were just a tad to big, and it made next to no difference for me. - being a Logitech mouse, it uses Logitech G Hub, which is still one of the worst softwares I’ve ever used, please just use Logitech Onboard Memory Manager instead

The mouse was fantastic in use but when holding it it feels very plasticy and seems like a very cheap material that will get damaged after a short duration of use

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very good mouse, a little bit small but amazing feeling

I had to return it as it caused pain in my hand, but in terms of quality, it’s actually pretty good, so lightweight, and has insane pulling rate you don’t even need to!.

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