G Pro X Superlight 2

Owns both the Razer Viper V3 Pro and the Superlight 2 and says QC is a lottery on both.

Owning both, they dislike the GPX2's terrible clicks and find the Viper V3 a bit big, and are going back to a Pulsar.

Despite trying many mice, they always end up back on the GPX, whose safe shape suits any grip.

Loves their GPX2 and has had no issues with it.

Owning a GPX2 and a Viper V3 HyperSpeed, they far prefer the GPX2's relaxed-claw shape and mobility.

Owning both, they find the GPX2 has better QC than the Viper V3 Pro, though the Viper is slightly the better mouse.

Their GPX2 has served them well to this day though they rotate other mice.

Their new GPX2's clicks are lighter than their Viper V2 Pro and DeathAdder V3, contradicting claims they're unusably heavy.

Their GPX2 has lighter clicks than an older wired mouse and handles hours of MOBA play without fatigue.

Just got a GPX2 and its clicks are not an issue, contrary to reviewers.

Their new GPX2's switches felt pretty good and lighter than their Viper V2 Pro and XM2we.

Still uses the GPX2 in their rotation of five mice as a staple.

Bought a GPX2 for about €110 with a three-year warranty.

Has a GPX and GPX2 collecting dust, having moved to WLmouse and Lamzu, and wants Logitech to use light Omron switches and lower weight.

Finds the GPX2's side buttons fine and far better than the original GPX's.

Owns both the GPX and GPX2 and switched back to the GPX for aim trainers because its clicks are easier to click fast.

Their nearly two-year-old GPX2 shows no discoloration.

Bought the last white GPX2 at Best Buy for $137 after being a faithful GPX 1 user.

With 17.5cm hands they find the GPX2's shape too basic and not working well for them.

Loves the Superlight 2's clicks, finding them highly responsive thanks to LIGHTFORCE.

Charges their GPX2 about once every 8-9 days of heavy gaming.

Owning the Pro X, Superlight and Superlight 2, they find the jump from Superlight to Superlight 2 negligible and a waste of money.

After about three months, their Superlight 2's scroll wheel began scrolling slowly and incorrectly.

Uses the Superlight 2 daily since release and finds tracking issues only occur with gaming surface mode on.

Moved to another mouse after their Superlight 2 died.

Uses the GPX2 with an 18.5x10.5cm palm grip.

About to return their GPX2 because the left button has severe post travel and the right severe pre travel, at $160 with no QA.

Rarely uses their GPX2, so cut it in half to fingertip it, praising the sensor.

Coming from a 55g mouse, the 60g GPX2 feels the same weight to them.

Returned the GPX2 and kept the cheaper Incott G23 V2, finding it a better-executed GPX2 with nicer skates and shell.

Their GPX2 yellowed quickly on the palm area under grip tape, even after their first GPX stained in two months.

Of six mice on their desk, the GPX2 gets the most use.

The left button on their first Superlight 2 had a hollow, snappy click that made them return it.

Finds the GPX2's clicks not heavy at all and as good as any previous mouse for competitive play.

After a GPW that double-clicked and a GPX1 with terrible clicks and a creaky shell, they describe their journey with the GPX family.

Their GPX2 gets the most play; the hate is mostly about price, and complaints about side buttons and skates feel overstated.

After mainining the GPX1, they find the GPX2's coating and 2K polling make them snappier and more consistent.

Calls the GPX2 a great mouse but its skates are the thinnest PTFE they own and scrubbed from day one.

Their blue GPX2 died recently and the wireless charger didn't work, so they are replacing its internals.

Their GPX2 started yellowing in spots after a month despite careful cleaning.

Their white GPX2 started yellowing within a week while another white mouse looked brand new.

After a week the GPX2's clicks felt heavy at first compared to a worn GPX but are now tactile and spammable.

The GPX2 is really nice though not a huge leap from the GPX1; its clicks are heavier but easily spammable.

Their GPX2 stops tracking when flicking 180 on a particular pad, unlike their GPX and other mice.

Their fingers legitimately hurt after using the GPX2, so they swapped in light mechanical Omron switches.

After a firmware update, their Superlight 2 suffers sudden cursor stops and shaking.

Bought a GPX2 on discount for about $85 and finds its performance still top tier, worth it only on sale.

Tried the GPX2 for the first time at a cyber cafe and didn't like its shape, with the highest point toward the middle compared with their usual G203.

Coming from a G305, they bought the Superlight 2 on sale for €106 and improved a lot in BF6, though its buttons are much louder.

Owning 10+ pro mice, they find the Superlight 2's switches and scroll wheel fantastic and its skates just mid.

With their grip, the Superlight 2 makes their ring and pinky fingers hurt after 30 minutes of FPS play.

Calls the Superlight 2 terrible: it creaks when squeezed, the skates are paper thin, and the wheel button stops working under light pressure.

Their Superlight 2 can only change DPI in steps of 10 in both G Hub and the onboard manager.

A month in, found it almost perfect and flawless after swapping the stock skates for XRAY ones.

“been using the superlight for a month. it was almost perfect. just got skates from XRAY pads that fit it, ditched the stock logitech ones, and now the mouse is absolutely flawless for me.”

Went back to a Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro because the mouse is too small for their hand and causes pain in long sessions.

“I switched back to my Razer Deathadder v3 Pro. Superlight 2 is too small for me and im getting a little pain after long gaming sessions in my hand.”

Their Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 has been as good as they expected.

“its amazing i knew it would be good while buying it and same goes for my logitech g pro x superlight2”

Thinks the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 is great, especially bought used for $85.

“I get a lot of hate for the gpx 2, but I think it's great”

Their Superlight 2 also developed scroll wheel issues quickly, like their first-gen ones.

“I had 3 or 4 of first superlights and one second and all of them developed scroll wheel issues pretty quickly”

Their Superlight 2 had mushy side buttons, so they moved to a Viper V3.

“had 2 gpx 1 and a gpx2, got tired of double clicks developing and mushy side buttons”

Their Superlight 2's clicks are so heavy they can't track targets with single-fire weapons; very upset with the purchase.

“my gpx2 has so heavy clicks I cant track targets when using single fire weapons.”

Uses the Superlight 2 with claw grip on 19x10cm hands; the bottom feels a little off but it's not a big deal.

“I'm currently using gpx2 with claw grip, I sometimes do relaxed claw. Hand size is 19x10 and I feel little bit off on the bottom side with the gpx2”

Wants to like their Superlight 2 but its side buttons are bad.

“I really want to like my GPX2, but I can't use my side buttons without thinking about how much they suck.”

Returned two Superlight 2s for bad clicks, skates and creaks before getting a good unit.

“Bad clicks bad skates frequent creaks n stuff, returned 2 gpx2s before i got a unit thats good.”

Their Superlight 2's battery lasts far longer than the Viper V3 Pro and Maya X at 1-2K polling.

“Using both at 1000 & 2000 hz, my Viper v3 Pro & even Maya X dies way faster than my GPX 2.”

Loved the Superlight 2's feel and performance, but its left click broke after a year from a small drop.

“Absolutely loved the feel and performance of the Superlight but I’ve heard the Viper V3 is very similar”

The Superlight 2 is their all-time favorite mouse.

“Superlight 2 is my all time favorite mouse and the current one I'm using.”

The Superlight 2 is a great mouse but overpriced; 8K polling isn't worth it for them.

“i have the G Pro x Superlight 2 and its a great mouse BUT!! its over priced”

The Superlight 2 is a pretty good mouse with good software for Fortnite, Valorant and Apex, but side buttons sit a bit high; buy on sale.

“its a pretty good mouse.”

Prefers the Superlight 2 to the X2 Superstrike in everything but clicks.

“Aside from the clicks I prefer my superlight 2 in all aspects to the superstrike.”

After trying a Scyrox V8, says they would never trade their Superlight 2 for anything.

“I have tried the scyrox v8, and it falls very short of some from Logitech and rzr, I would never change the Logitech g pro x superlight 2, and the Razer viper v3 pro for anything.”

Finds the Superlight 2's clicks unbearably loud.

“I cant stand the sound of my Superlight2 and 502x, crazy loud.”

This CS2 player's aim recovered instantly on the Superlight 2 after a month of struggling on a Vaxee E1, climbing back from 17k to about 23k Premier.

“I have a superlight 2 and Vaxee e1. My aim is substantially worse with the e1, I stuck with it for a month but I INSTANTLY get my aim back switching back over to the superlight”

This user's main gripe with the Superlight 2 is its coating, which grips worse than their original Superlight in their room conditions.

“my main gripe with the Superlight 2 was the coating, for some reason my Superlight 1 grips better in my specific room conditions.”

An owner of two Superlight 2s found the older one creaky and back-heavy after two years, while the new copy is exceptional.

“Its been more than two years since I owned this mouse and it has become creaky overtime.”

A user has used the Superlight 2 without problems.

“currently have been using the Superlight 2 without problems”

A palm-gripper likes the Superlight 2's shape and side-button position but finds its clicks heavy.

“My gripe with Superlight 2 is that clicks are heavy”

A user found the Superlight 2's coating yellows ridiculously quickly, within 3-4 months, unlike their first Superlight.

“The Superlight 2 however, uses a different coating which yellows ridiculously quickly, maybe within 3-4 months.”

With 20.5 x 11 cm hands and a claw/palm hybrid grip, it's too small and the shape doesn't suit them.

“GPX 2 Superlight: Too small for me, and the shape doesn't work well for me.”

A launch buyer RMAed the Superlight 2 three times for coating peeling on the right side, and found the scroll wheels poor with middle-click issues.

“I had a bunch of superlight 2 and they all had this issue of the coating peeling off on the right side.”

After two years on the GPX Superlight 2, picking up an old Viper Ultimate made them realise they hated everything about the GPX shape.

“I was running a GPX Superlight 2 for 2 years and when I picked up my really old Viper Ultimate I realised I hated everything about the GPX shape.”

Everything is great except the stiff main buttons.

“Everything is great, except the main buttons feel a bit stiff and require more force to press than I expected.”