PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Mouse, 8K Polling, Lightweight, LIGHTFORCE Hybrid Switches, HERO 2 Sensor, 888 IPS, 44,000 DPI, 5 Programmable Buttons,USB-C Charging, PC & Mac

I have tried various types of gaming mouse set-ups and I have found this mouse to be almost perfect from the ergonomics, battery life, charging, and practicality. I have been using it for a couple of months for various tasks such as work, studies, gaming, and general use. Currently I have no complaints other than that price is high. Finally what made buy this version compared to the superlight 1 is the type-c charger which is worth it.

Very very smooth and light, I love how minimal it is and also fast click response, with a good integrated app that lets you further customize settings. For me personally I kinda found the mouse small, maybe because I am used to by other wired one but I guess size plays a factor in speed.

Its not bad, but i expected more of it and its built and quality some how gives the feel that they didnt spend much on it.

I mostly play Overwatch as my main game, but I do a fair amount of aim trainers too (mostly aim labs), and this mouse is hands down my favorite mouse. I bought a second one for work actually (I am a programmer), so I use my mouse for work too (though I try to use the keyboard when I can). The mouse feels amazing. It is extremely light, the shape of the mouse is pleasant for the average mouse grip (mine is a hybrid palm and finger-tip grip, leaning more towards the palm and a light finger-tip touch), it keeps its charge a very long time, I never have problems keeping it charged up as a one-hour charge will last you a long time (like more than 1 week depending on your use of course, but I use more than the average gamer and I only charge about once every 1.5 to 2 weeks), the mouse also has a great sensor (up to 32k), the software for this version of the Superlight (2) offers advanced customization options like setting the lift off point (which can be high, medium, or low), the DPI can be easily set (I use 800 at 5 DPI as a DPS main (mostly Ashe and Tracer)), though you can set multiple profiles with 5 different settings each, and you can even set the x-axis and y-axis individually too. Also, the scroll wheel works perfectly. I had several Superlight Pros (the first version) where the scroll-wheel would break and I could never get it to work again, and it seemed like a software change would break it, not anything physical like slamming or dropping it, but with the Superlight version 2, I have not once had that issue and I've changed all the same software settings and I've got mad a few times and slammed it pretty hard and it hasn't broken, so I'm deeply impressed with this mouse, thus it gets the 5 stars, and I don't give those out unless I think it was earned, I give good products 4 stars, lol.

Using this for work and various video games (cs). Very light mouse, almost feels like air. Build quality is excellent, the materials are pleasant to the touch. The sensor is very precise and smooth, this mouse wont let you down in a clutch. No issues with battery life (multiple full days), just keep a usb-c cable nearby. My phone charger is multipurpose now, phone/headset/mouse. The only issue is the middle click (mouse3): when held down, it can register multiple clicks when slightly changing pressure. For gaming, no big deal; for working, very lame (can close/open multiple tabs by accident). From forums/reddit, this is common to most (if not all) superlights. I've used the superlight for several months now with no new issues (other than the middle button). Before this, I've had at least seven wired and later wireless g703s. Something usually breaks within a year or so (left/right double clicking, mouse wheel issues, etc.). I expect the same for the superlight. That's gaming, cant help it. Might sound bad, but both g703 and superlight are excellent mice. With heavy use, it is inevitable that something breaks eventually. If looking for cheaper mice, g703 is a heavier alternative. pros: -"super light" -great sensor -no issues with logitech drivers -logitech good customer service (can RMA, I got like 3 free g703 after issues with the purchased ones) cons: -no dpi shift button -inconsistent middle mouse, can register multiple clicks while holding m3 down (without letting go) -scroll wheel feedback is somewhat weak

Good product

Muito bom chegou em perfeito estado e gostei muito do mouse

As mentioned in the headline, I'm back to basics with this mouse. It's super light, it's white, it's wireless. It doesn't weigh a lot compared to my old Corsair Glaive. At 60g, the mouse is speedy and responsive—excellent tactile feedback with the buttons and scroll wheel. The plastic body has zero rubber side grips, which my Glaive has; after two years of wear, holding the Glaive felt gross and sticky with the rubber sides. However, the Superlight 2 does come with non-slip tape/stickers if you need extra grip. I probably could have gone with a flashier, cheaper, all-plastic mouse, but at the end of the day, the features of this mouse outweigh any of the other alternative mice I was looking at. On-board memory for profile switching between my laptop and desktop, weight is ultra-light. The Glorious Model O comes in at 59g (wired/RGB/black), but I wasn't into the RGB lighting and the Cooler Master MM710 at 52g (wired/black). It's ultra-lightweight, white, wireless and has no RGB; the Superlight 2 quickly met all my requirements. A downside to this mouse is the lack of ambidexterity, as there are no right-side buttons, a super long charging cable, and a missing dedicated DPI button. Switching DPI is through the G Hub software. It's pricey, but I can see this mouse lasting me a long time. Worth the investment, in my opinion.