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Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2

9.1Score
$159
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A tournament-grade ~60g wireless mouse with an elite sensor.

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GamingGeneral Use

Quick verdict

A tournament-grade ~60g wireless mouse with an elite sensor.

Best for

GamingGeneral Use

Why we like it

The G PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2 is one of the most-used mice in competitive play. It weighs about 60g, uses Logitech's HERO 2 sensor with a very high DPI ceiling, LIGHTSPEED wireless and support for high-speed polling, plus improved optical-mechanical switches. The symmetrical shape and long battery life make it a safe pick for FPS players who want minimal weight without sacrificing sensor quality. (Standard shape — not the DEX ergonomic variant.)

  • ~60g lightweight
  • HERO 2 sensor
  • LIGHTSPEED wireless, high-speed polling
  • Symmetrical shape

Pros & cons

What we like

  • ~60g with a top-tier HERO 2 sensor
  • LIGHTSPEED wireless, high-speed polling
  • Proven competitive pedigree

Worth noting

  • Expensive
  • Few buttons (5)
  • No RGB, minimalist feature set

Performance breakdown

Every product is assessed against the same five criteria, from specifications and use-case fit. How we score

Performance10.0
Design9.0
Features8.0
Compatibility8.0
Value8.0

Key specifications

Sensor
HERO 2
Max DPI
Up to 44,000 DPI
Weight
~60 g
Buttons
5 programmable
Connectivity
LIGHTSPEED wireless + USB-C
Polling Rate
Up to 8000 Hz
Battery
Up to ~95 hours
Shape
Symmetrical (standard, not DEX)
Compatibility
Windows / macOS

Who should buy it

Competitive and enthusiast gamers who want a light, no-nonsense wireless mouse.

Who should skip it

Productivity users and anyone who wants many buttons or ergonomic contouring.

Why choose this over the alternatives?

On price: This sits in the upper middle of the 6 mice we track on price.

  • It ties for the strongest Performance score in this group.
Cheaper alternative
SetupArc8.6
$58–$80

Logitech Lift

Also suits general use, for less money.

You gain: Typically about $89 less by reference price.

You give up: You give up a stronger Performance score by going this way.

Full review
Worth stepping up to
SetupArc9.0
$150–$170

Razer DeathAdder V4 Pro

A different balance for gaming if the budget stretches.

You gain: Adds a stronger Features score.

You give up: Typically about $11 more by reference price.

Full review

Price positions use our editorial reference prices, not live retailer quotes. Scores within a few tenths rarely decide a purchase — how we score.

Compare with similar products

SpecificationLogitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2This productLogitech MX Master 4Razer DeathAdder V4 Pro
SetupArc Score9.19.39.0
Price$159$130$170
SensorHERO 2Darkfield high precisionFocus Pro 45K
Max DPIUp to 44,000 DPI8000 DPI—
Weight~60 g—~57 g g g g g
Buttons5 programmable8 programmable6 programmable
ConnectivityLIGHTSPEED wireless + USB-CBluetooth + Logi Bolt—
Polling RateUp to 8000 Hz——
BatteryUp to ~95 hoursUp to ~70 days, USB-C fast charge—
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Head-to-head comparisons

Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2 vs Razer Viper V3 Pro

Where this ranks

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Where to buy

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Final verdict

9.1Score

For competitive FPS players who want proven, ultralight performance in a symmetrical shape, the Superlight 2 is a default pick. Non-gamers get better value elsewhere.

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