G Pro X2 Superstrike

Got it at launch and adapted to the most sensitive actuation setting within about ten minutes; uses that on the left button and a slightly heavier setting on the right.

“Got mine when it came out and I immediately got used to the highest actuation point, took me about 10 minutes.”

Two weeks of mostly CS2 and finds it amazing; coming from a roughly 30 g Finalmouse ULX, the clicks are so good they don't notice the extra weight.

“i've had mine for about 2 weeks now and it's absolutely amazing - i mostly play CS2 and it's so good. Even though i was using a FinalMouse ULX before that was like 30grams”

Upgraded from the original G Pro Wireless and finds the jump as big as going from a 60 Hz to a 144 Hz monitor; worth it for non-casual players.

“Damn the difference is as big as when I switched from 60hz to 144hz monitor for the first time. Totally worth it if you are not a casual player and you need the advantage.”

After trying many mice from the original G Pro to Viper V3 Pro, Pulsar and Scyrox models, fell in love with it despite mushy side buttons and a slightly front-heavy feel; the clicks alone are worth the upgrade.

“I picked up the X2 Superstrike, and despite the mushy side buttons, I fell in love, and can't use another mouse anymore. It's a tad front heavy and noticable, but not in game.”

A week of Apex after the G Pro Wireless: an amazing mouse with insane triggers and sensor; with left click at setting 1 the input is instant, and they've had no issues without rapid trigger.

“I play Apex, got it for a week now, it's an amazing mouse ( coming from GPW). Had no ban,no problem,not using rapid trigger”

Three days and six hours of Arc Raiders in, loves it and has had no problems.

“Got mine three days ago and I love it. Have played 6h of Arc Raiders so far and have seen no problem.”

Calls it the biggest advance in mice in ten years, but the side buttons have far too much pre-travel.

“Got mine this week and easily biggest advancement in mice for 10 years. But the side buttons are still terrible with way too much pre travel.”

Two weeks of CS2 on the lowest actuation setting without a single accidental click; it works wonderfully.

“had mine for 2 weeks now and I have never had any issue with accidental m1 clicks on cs2. I play on the lowest setting for actuation and it works wonders.”

Uses the lowest actuation on left click and second-lowest on right; had some issues at first, but after about ten hours of use they disappeared.

“I have been using this mouse for the past week and have not had some issues at first but after like 10 hours of use I have no issues.”

Found it good but not worth $200 and no real competitive edge, so they returned it, expecting cheaper rivals to match the click soon.

“i tried it a month ago and eh its good but not worth for 200 bux. this really won’t give you the comp advantage you think of lol. i ended up returning it because it was disappointing”

Owns it and finds it nice, like hair triggers on a mouse, but recommends swapping the stock skates.

“While this video is glazing on another level, I have this mouse and it’s nice. Def buy different skates for it though. It’s like hair triggers for a controller but on a mouse”

Prefers the feel and weight of other mice, but HITS keeps them returning to the Superstrike; their biggest gripe is mushy side buttons.

Five months after launch, they were drawn to the Superstrike by HITS, whose smooth actuation reminds them of linear switches they enjoy.

A long-time Logitech owner loves the Superstrike's shape and coating but can't accept the haptic HITS clicks over a crisp mechanical break, and finds it slightly front heavy.

Their Superstrike had the same tracking dropout on very tight-knit cloth pads regardless of surface mode or LOD.

Their new Superstrike shows tracking problems at low LOD with gaming surface on or auto, which disappear at higher LOD.

Owns both and likes the X2 Superstrike's clicks enough to switch from the Viper V3 Pro, though the Viper's skates are much better.

“I have both and i personally like the superstrike clicks enough to change. The skates on the viper 3 pro however are significantly better.”

Owns the Viper V3 Pro and X2 Superstrike and calls them the best two mice ever.

Uses a Superlight 2 and an X2 Superstrike with the same skates and enjoys both equally, barely noticing a difference in PUBG and Counter-Strike.

“I have a Superlight 2 at home that I love with the Superglide Type-C skates, and a Superstrike X2 at my girlfriend’s with the same Superglide Type-C skates.”

Owns the X2 Superstrike and doesn't find it great; real clicks feel more consistent to them than its very low actuation.

“I have the first superstrike and honestly man its not that great. Most professional players and also me (a layman) find way more consistency in having real clicks.”

Owning a Viper V3, DeathAdder V4 and Basilisk too, they found the Superstrike their ideal mouse immediately, praising its shape and especially its clicks.

Owns both and finds the Superstrike a bit awkward, with no reaction-time edge over the Viper V4 Pro, so it has become a work mouse they may sell.

“I have both the Superstrike and the VV4 but the Superstrike feels a bit awkward for some reason. Also the Viper produces just as fast times in reaction time tests for me and everything else is just superior.”

Returned the Superstrike because a cheaper same-shape mouse they owned had better weight balance, side buttons and scroll wheel, and the price was too high despite liking HITS.

Uses the Superstrike daily, doubts the latency claims, but is hooked on the click feel, which reduces fatigue in click-heavy games; the front-heavy balance never bothered them.

After a week the Superstrike's right button developed a crunchy contact sound that felt like a double click, so they sent the nearly $200 mouse back.

Sold their Superstrike because the scroll wheel clicked randomly while scrolling, unacceptable for a $190 mouse.

Owns both and calls HITS revolutionary, but prefers the Viper V4 Pro's scroll wheel, side buttons, skates and coating; the Superstrike's stock skates are slow.

After 50-100 hours they dislike the Superstrike: it feels like a brick next to the Viper V4 and the clicks seem a gimmick; they prefer both the Viper and the Superlight.

“I have both. The weight difference feels substantial. The superstrike feels like a brick compared to it. Also, the clicks seem like a marketing gimmick to me.”

Sold the Superstrike because its balance felt the worst of any mouse they've tried, with silent clicks the only real upside of HITS.

Owning both, they find the Superstrike far better than the Viper V4 Pro, with a very real click response; the weight balance is barely noticeable and easy to get used to.

Returned the Superstrike after two weeks: HITS was great but the shape made their hand go numb after an hour or two and their aim was worse.

Returned the Superstrike three days after buying the Viper V4 Pro, finding its clicks mushy, its weight front-heavy and noticeably heavier.

Chose the Superstrike and says its clicks make them surprisingly fast in CS2, and the stock feet are decent.

Liked both, but finds the Superstrike's weight balance poor and its stock feet muddy, rating the Viper and even the cheaper GPX2 better.

Mains the Superstrike after two weeks on the Viper V4 Pro: the Viper is the better mouse overall, but the Superstrike's shape suits their relaxed claw grip and HITS is somewhat overrated.

Switching between the Superstrike and Viper V4 Pro each round for a week, they found the Superstrike's coating better and its front-heavy balance noticeable but not distracting, with HITS genuinely cool though not decisive.

Bought both and is returning the Superstrike: its clicks felt off, HITS seemed gimmicky and it felt unbalanced next to the lighter Viper V4 Pro.

Prefers the Viper V4 Pro in general but says the Superstrike delivers the highest click speed they've had.

Coming from a Viper V3 Pro, they were underwhelmed by the X2 Superstrike: they played worse, their reaction time was slower and the shape felt poor, so it is going back.

“I purchased the superstrike and was very excited for it, but was very underwhelmed. I played worse, my reaction time was slower, and the shame was sub optimal. I wanted to love it, but its getting returned.”

Enjoys the X2 Superstrike mainly for its clicks and rapid trigger, which make single-tap weapons feel great in Siege; side buttons, scroll wheel and coating are weak and it is slightly front-heavy. Misclicked at first on the lowest settings but adapted.

“Just recently bought the new X2 Superstrike and have been enjoying it mainly because of the clicks. The side buttons are still whack, scroll wheel still whack, coating is meh, skates are okay, shell integrity good”

A former Viper V3 Pro main who now finds other mice outdated next to the X2 Superstrike; the click takes a moment to learn, and in hardcore CoD they feel they shoot first.

“I was a viper v3 pro main and I honestly hate how much I like the super strike. Makes all other mice feel outdated. Takes a minute to get used to the “click” but once you do it’s over.”

Bought the X2 Superstrike at full price early and liked it, but with more time wishes Logitech had taken more risks, such as a distinctive shape and more from the haptics.

“Having had a bit more time with it, I feel like they could have taken more risks with it, they just didn’t really need to. The Superstrike is the Superlight shape”

Bought a second X2 Superstrike and found its haptics noticeably stronger than the first at the same setting, suggesting unit variation or wear.

“When I set click haptic feedback to same value, the newer one clearly vibrates stronger. Even though both are set to 1, the newer one feels like it's vibrating at around a 2.”

A long-time Logitech sceptic who has been very impressed by the X2 Superstrike's clicks: the benefit is needing less force per click, and other mice now feel stiff.

“I really like the superstrike clicks and have been extremely impressed. It's not even the alleged latency reduction - it's more from your fingers hot having to exert as much force per click.”

Owns the X2 Superstrike and likes its size and grip; it isn't really heavy, though it is fairly big and comes in only one size.

“you gotta deal with it if you wanna get hits that only comes with the superstrike, I have the superstrike and I like the size and grip”

Used the X2 Superstrike for two weeks after launch and went back to their Cobra HyperSpeed: no better or worse performance, and while they like the clicks, the weight balance feels off.

“I am not doing better or worse with the superstrike, I like HITS but the weight balancing feels off, on the other hand the cobra just feels right for me.”

After a week, having moved up from the Superlight 2, finds it noticeably more responsive.

“ive been using this mouse for over a week for over a week, graduating from my superlight 2 and it can noticeably feel more responsiveness”

Using the X2 Superstrike next to their old Viper Ultimate, finds most of its weight sits under the buttons, so it feels as heavy as the much heavier but evenly balanced Viper.

“Most of the weight in the Superstrike is underneath the buttons, so it's very front heavy. Used side by side with my much heavier but evenly balanced Viper Ultimate, the Superstrike feels just as heavy because of this.”

After 50 hours as a long-time Rust, Valorant and CS player, finds the X2 Superstrike's side buttons mushy and loose, the wheel wobbly and the whole mouse fragile-feeling compared with a Viper V3 Pro; also dislikes the shape, skates and software for the price.

“The superstrikes are mushy. You can wiggle them around, and even push them in quite a bit without actually “clicking” them. Do the same thing with the wheel. It literally wiggles from left to right.”

Finds the X2 Superstrike's haptic clicks an incredible feeling; unsure whether the novelty will wear off and send them back to the Viper V4, but can't stop using it so far.

“Nothing really prepares you for HITS, it is an absolutely insane feeling. I'm not sure if the novelty will wear off and I will go back to the VV4, but so far I can't stop using this.”

The X2 Superstrike felt slow and muddy at first, but swapping to the included glided puck made the glide perfect for them.

“The initial feeling was very slow and I even dare to say, muddy. But after I replaced original puck with glided one that goes with the mouse the speed became perfect for my taste.”

On their Hayate Otsu pad the X2 Superstrike's stock feet feel controlled yet fast, with no drag; an older Superstrike on Corepads was faster.

“But speed is not the issue for me and Hayate Otsu V2 Xsoft, stock feet are controlled and with rather speed pad its fast and control is also great.”

Finds the X2 Superstrike's front weight noticeable only next to the Vipers and gone once used to; side buttons are perfectly fine for them.

“Its only noticeable when you compare it directly to something with godlike weight balance like the Viper V3 and V4. Once you get used to it, you won't be able to feel it.”

Used the X2 Superstrike for a week, then got a Viper V4 Pro and now leaves the Superstrike in a drawer.

“i have both. i used the superstrike for like 1 week consistently before i got the v4. now my superstrike is sitting inside my drawer.”

Owns DeathAdder V3, V4 and the X2 Superstrike; finds its side buttons a joke and scroll wheel mediocre, so the click tech doesn't justify the price.

“side buttons are a joke on superstrike and scroll wheel is mediocre at best. While superstrike tech is cool, i dont think the margin of performance difference justifies price at that mediocre quality”

Moved from a Lamzu Maya out of curiosity; the X2 Superstrike made shooters fun enough to play again and is worth it at $130.

“I also don’t game as much as before but I still like it. It’s actually so fun to test that I have been enjoying hopping on valorant and other shooters again.”

Went from an ultralight Finalmouse ULX to the X2 Superstrike and couldn't be happier; the weight complaints are overblown.

“yes, it's a really good mouse. and don't listen to the people talking abt the weight. i went from a finalmouse ulx to a superstrike, can't be happier with my decision”

After returning a Viper and a DeathAdder V4, kept the X2 Superstrike bought on sale; the haptic clicks are great.

“Then i got a 25% off coupon from logitech and bought the superstrike for around $120. Returned the deathadder and kept this mouse. The haptic clicks are great.”

Finds their X2 Superstrike only very slightly front-heavy, with the balance point a fraction ahead of centre.

“it is ever so slightly heavier in the front. I can still pick my mouse up near the exact middle and have it be balanced.”

Switched from a Viper V3 to the X2 Superstrike; it felt odd at first but now the V3 feels worse. The clicks are light and soft, though they wish the mouse were lighter.

“I changed my v3 for a superstrike, at first it felt weird but now when i came back to v3, i actually really dont like it.”

Returned the X2 Superstrike for a Viper V4, citing poor side buttons, scroll wheel and skates.

“Yeah , I also returned my superstrike and got the viper v4 which I like a lot more. The superstrike side buttons/scroll wheel are trash and the mouse skates are pretty bad too.”

Finds the X2 Superstrike's side buttons OK and scroll wheel fine, and cares more about shape, clicks and sensor.

“The side buttons and scroll wheel are second thoughts. Shape, clicks and sensor is what matters. My side buttons in the superstrike are OK and I've never minded the scroll.”

Upgraded from a Viper V3 Pro: the Viper is lighter with better balance, wheel, side buttons and shape, while the X2 Superstrike has faster clicks and better battery; the click gain is smaller than claimed.

“It really all comes down to the clicks, if you think you benefit from that extra little responsiveness (it's really not as big as people make it out to be).”

After 10 days, found the X2 Superstrike better built than their Viper V3 Pro, but its small side buttons caused in-game errors, so they went back to the Viper.

“I didn't like superstrike because side buttons (4-5) are smaller than v3 pro and forces me to lift my thumb higher then I used to.”

Switched from a Viper V3 to the X2 Superstrike and prefers it, though they still perform worse with it so far.

“I switched from v3 to superstrike and I prefer it but so far still perform worse with it actually.”

Loves the X2 Superstrike's haptic clicks, but it is the only mouse that has given them wrist pain, despite years on Viper and G Pro X.

“I am loving the HITS tech but for some reason this is the only mouse that has ever given me wrist pain”

Normally uses mice under 45 g, yet the X2 Superstrike became their main.

“I have a lot of mice and usually play with nothing heavier than 45 grams but the superstrike had become my new main. That’s how good it is”

The X2 Superstrike still feels incredibly fast, but they miss the shape, coating and balance of their G703 and DeathAdder V4 Pro and see it as a temporary mouse.

“At that time superstrike felt outworldly fast, and it still is but i miss the shape of my g703 and dav4pro.”

Expected the X2 Superstrike to be a Superlight 2 with new click tech, but its flaws didn't feel worth the trade-off.

“unfortunately, the X2 Superstrike has some flaws that don't really feel like a worthy trade-off for the HITS tech”

Their X2 Superstrike is front-heavy, but the technology is worth it and they forget the balance in game.

“I do agree when I used my Superstrike it was front heavy for sure. But the technology alone is well worth it guess it’s subjective to some people but I totally forgot about the front heaviness in game.”

Returned the X2 Superstrike: the haptic clicks feel nice but the weight, coating, side buttons and wheel feel cheap for the price.

“I returned my X2 Superstrike.. HITS feels nice but the weight coating, side buttons and scroll wheel feels like a cheap chinese mouse... I mean not worth for the price..”

The X2 Superstrike improved their reaction time but everything else felt mediocre or bad, so they switched to the Viper V4 Pro.

After months with the X2 Superstrike, sees no reason to pay more for the X3; the X2 and a G502 Lightspeed are all they need.

“save your $20 and go get yourself some Wendy's, honestly bro. I've had the X2 for months and cannot imagine anything being worth dropping more money on it.”

Modded the X2 Superstrike for fingertip grip and it works really well. Calls its main buttons the best ever, with good side buttons and wheel, though they slightly prefer the grip of their modded Viper V2 Pro.

“The buttons on the superstrike are the best ever, but the viper v2 fingertip mod I made is simply my best grip ever so I slightly prefer it.”

Is trying to main the X2 Superstrike for its better tech but can't quite fingertip it, and misses the Viper V3 Pro's shape, which suits their fingertip grip perfectly.

“the X2 superstrike I can't quite fingertip. The tech is better though, for now I'm trying to main the X2 superstrike, but I absolutely miss the shape of the viper.”

A day into owning the X2 Superstrike, loves the haptic clicks and is happy it replaced their RAWM Leviathan. The stock skates felt muddy on their Artisan Zero until they swapped them for aftermarket ones.

“The stock skates sucked on my Artisan Zero though, like others have said, very muddy, pulled off the stock skates and put on Xray jade ultra's and now it glides perfectly smooth.”

Side-by-side reaction tests showed no difference between the X2 Superstrike and a G502 X Plus, although the Superstrike's much shorter travel lets them rapid-fire far faster.

“The travel is obviously much shorter on the superstrike and I can rapid fire MUCH faster on the superstrike, but for some reason it doesn't impact my reaction time.”

Across 150 reaction tests over three days, scored about 24 ms faster on the X2 Superstrike than on their Superlight 2, and the difference is noticeable in game. Misclicked a lot in the first hour but adapted quickly, even at the most sensitive setting.

“Over a sample of 150 reaction time tests, performed over 3 days, I've consistently scored ~24ms faster on the superstrike than on my superlight 2.”

Has used ultralight mice like the Finalmouse ULX and would still choose the X2 Superstrike, valuing its click latency over the weight difference and rating the G Pro shape highly.

“I have used light mice like the finalmouse ULX, and I would never choose that over the superstrike. Also you say g pro shape like an insult, it's a great shape that works for the majority of people”

With a relaxed click the X2 Superstrike was faster than their OP1 8K, but it is very sensitive and forces better tension control to avoid misclicks. Sees promise once there are more shapes and finer actuation settings.

“Lazy click the superstrike is faster. On op1 8k (wired) i "preload" the click with tension. When i had the the superstrike it allows you to have better tension management otherwise you will missclick (very sensitive).”

Owns the X2 Superstrike but is selling it because their Viper V4 Pro feels much better, and sees the quick X3 follow-up as an admission the X2 was rushed.

“this clearly means they aknowledge the X2 superstrike is trash and they rushed the release. I have one and i'm trying to sell it cause my viper v4 pro feels way better”

Mained the X2 Superstrike but sold it: the sensor had issues on glass pads and the front-heavy balance stayed a problem even after switching to an Artisan pad.

“I used to main the superstrike, but sold it off due to sensor issues in glass and the weight balancing is so front heavy..”

Their X2 Superstrike feels heavier than their Superlight 2 and makes flick snaps harder; would consider the X3 if it is lighter and better balanced.

“All I know is that the superstrike feels heavier than my superlight 2 and snaps are a bit harder. If the new superstrike is lighter and more balanced, it might be worth upgrading for me”

Their OP1 8K and XM2 8K showed no clear reaction-time gain over a Viper V3, but the X2 Superstrike beat the Viper by 10–20 ms in every test.

“Testing the Superstrike vs the Viper on the other hand, I saw a clear difference, with the Superstrike being better by like 10-20ms each time.”

Whatever the speed debate, finds the X2 Superstrike's click feel the best they have tried, unlike Endgame Gear's clicks.

“Faster or not, the physical feel of the superstrike clicks is the best ive felt, whereas EGG clicks are some of my least favorite.”

Their X2 Superstrike's stock skates are fast enough that they dropped plans to buy aftermarket glides, though a new mouse pad may help.

“my superstrike came in and I think the stock glides are more than fast enough. Maybe it's also because I got a brand new mouse pad to go with it but still.”

Bought the X2 Superstrike at release and dislikes it: a few ms of latency gain at best, and it disconnects intermittently whatever they try, which they never saw on earlier Superlights. Poor QA for a $200 mouse.

“But this mouse is full of disconnect issues that I never experienced on previous iterations of Superlights. You can connect it to USB 2.0, turn off your wi-fi. Doesn't matter. The mouse intermittently disconnects.”

Loving the X2 Superstrike on a Wallhack pad; has never felt more comfortable aiming.

“I have a superstrike on a wallhack 4 and im loving it right now. Ive never felt more comfortable aiming”

After a month in high-level CS2, finds the X2 Superstrike's tech helps reaction times only slightly (about 5 ms in game), but its shape made their aim worse, so they went back to their Pulsar.

“Short story: is the tech cool and help with reaction times. yes. is the shape of the mouse horrible and make your aim worse. yes.”

Has used the Viper V4 Pro since release and finds it better than the X2 Superstrike they bought on sale, which feels less clean, though its clicks are excellent.

“V4 pro is actually better. I used the v4 pro on release. Got a superstrike on sale and...it's...not as clean feeling. The clicks are sick, though.”

In Overwatch, likes the X2 Superstrike despite its shape being worse for tracking, because they can set the actuation per hero and avoid misclicks on big flicks.

“Like if I’m playing ball during big flicks I used to misclick a lot and grapple nothing which was really bad but now if I want to play the hero I can just change my actuation.”

Three days in, the X2 Superstrike's clicks are excellent but the novelty is fading; at 63 g it feels like a brick after their 33 g Finalmouse ULX, and they are thinking of selling it.

“Im on day 3 with the superstrike and the novelty of the clicks are starting to wear off. Dont get me wrong they are so good but the shape and weight just feels bad for me.”

Their launch X2 Superstrike's scroll wheel started rattling after five months, and the warranty replacement developed the same defect within two weeks.

“I got the x2 superstrike when it released, 5 months later scrollwheel began rattling and sounding so much worse.”

After an hour in CS2 the X2 Superstrike feels heavy next to their Viper V3. Their reaction time is 30 ms faster, but they dislike the shape and scroll wheel and get occasional unintended shots from the low actuation, so the extra cost doesn't feel worth it.

“I only had the V3 for about a week now and after using the X2 for about 1h in CS2 Deathmatch it feels heavy. Yes my reaction time is actually 30ms lower on human benchmark compared to the V3.”

After trying ultralights like the ULX and Beast X Mini Pro, they kept returning to the Viper V3 Pro and Superlight 2c; now the X2 Superstrike locks into their hand like few mice have, though the stock skates are slow.

“I ultimately just ended up going back to the Viper V3 Pro and Superlight 2c but now the Superstrike and it just locks into my hand that almost no other mouse has done before so easily.”

Returned the X2 Superstrike after two days, mainly because of its poor weight distribution; their OP1w 4K v2 and even the original Superlight feel much lighter in the hand.

“I bought the Superstrike and returned it two days later, mostly because its weight distribution was not good. My OP1w 4k v2 only weighted a few grams less but felt way lighter in my hands”

Over a week in, couldn't be happier with the X2 Superstrike: the shape suits their small 17 cm hands, and their performance improved a lot once DPI and sensitivity were dialled in.

“Just generally feeling great that I found a mouse shape that works great with my small hands (17cm). And my performance has most definitely improved a lot”

Likes the X2 Superstrike but finds it a brick, the largest mouse they own; tried it again mid-match and had to switch back to their lighter Fenrir Pro 8K. Thinks it is top tier for anyone used to full-size mice.

“I like the superstrike but its a brick of a mouse. I'm currently using the fenrir pro 8k and that is amazing. I actually tried using the superstrike again today and mid match had to switch back.”

Found the X2 Superstrike's shape so bad they couldn't play with it, and sold it cheaply to a friend who already likes the Superlight.

“If I didn't find the superstrike shape so horrid I would probably have done so on mine, but I just couldn't see myself playing with it so I sold it cheaper to a friend”

Bought the X2 Superstrike but doesn't use it: the shape is perfect but it is too heavy compared with their lighter main mouse.

“I bought the X2 Superstrike and don’t even use it. Perfect shape, but too heavy. My main is the ATK A9 Air+ and while I doubt the X3 Superstrike will be sub 52g”

Coming from a Viper V3 HyperSpeed, they find the X2 Superstrike's click-to-action gain tiny even at the lowest actuation, and its side buttons squishy and deep. Thinks it probably isn't for them.

“Coming off a viper v3 hyperspeed I was under the impression that the delay between the click and action happening in-game would be faster”

Loves the X2 Superstrike's haptic clicks, short actuation and rapid trigger, which raised their clicks per second and ended dud clicks. With 20×11 cm hands they find it more comfortable than the Viper.

“I absolutely LOVE the rapid trigger and it raise my CPS from 6 to 7 and overall improved my click consistency so I don’t have dud clicks”

Disliked the G Pro shape and loved the Viper V3 Pro, but after buying both the X2 Superstrike and Viper V4 Pro, picks the Superstrike for its clicks, especially in League of Legends.

“The v3 pro was my favorite mouse all time and I hated the gpro shape. I bought both the superstrike and v4 and if I were to choose I think the superstrike clicks are way too good.”

The X2 Superstrike's responsiveness is great, but on stock skates it moves so poorly compared with their old Finalmouse that they can't aim with it.

“i got stock skates on the superstrike and it feels ass compared to my old final mouse capetown the response and everything is greate but i cant aim with that mouse cause i cant move it proberly so annoying”

Their X2 Superstrike review: the familiar Superlight shape suits claw and fingertip grips, and the adjustable clicks feel extremely responsive. At about 60 g it feels front-heavy over long sessions, and the stock skates are weak enough that they recommend replacing them.

“The stock skates are honestly one of the weaker parts of the mouse for me. They feel noticeably worse than the Jades, especially on a fast pad like the Raiden, so I would definitely recommend changing them.”

After a couple of months, finds the X2 Superstrike's clicks awesome but everything else just OK; hasn't touched it since buying a lighter Pulsar with better build, side buttons and coating.

“I’ve had mine for a couples months now. I was impressed when I got it. The clicks are really awesome. Everything else about this mouse is just ok.”

Owns seven mice but always goes back to the X2 Superstrike for important matches.

“I currently have 7 mice, & I always find myself going back to my potato superstrike for actual important matches in game”

Got the X2 Superstrike early and wouldn't trade it for anything, though they sometimes wonder whether an OP1 wireless would suit them better.

“anyway, i wouldn’t trade the superstrike for anything - although i’ve tussled with the idea of buying the op1 wireless to see if that would unlock my skill or if the superstrike is my endgame”

Had the X2 Superstrike and found its front-heavy balance made the 61 g mouse feel more like 70 g; would rather have a lighter, well-balanced mouse with good clicks.

“trust me i had the superstrike and weight balance feels so off (front heavy feels more like 70gr mouse then 61gr), i would rather have a 49gr mouse with good weight balance”

Returned the X2 Superstrike: they liked the feel of the haptic switches but disliked the rest and saw no competitive advantage.

“I had to return my Superstrike because i didn´t like it at all, only good thing i can say about it is that i like the feeling of the new haptic switches but didn´t feel any competitive advantage.”

After a few months, found a light, relaxed claw grip on the top of the buttons gets the most from the X2 Superstrike, and with it the mouse is consistently faster in reaction tests than all their other mice.

“It is consistently faster on reaction tests than all of my other mice, or when I hold it differently.”

Two days in, coming from Viper V3 Pro and DeathAdder V3 Pro, finds the X2 Superstrike solid: CS2 games went well despite fears about the shape, and the silent, low-effort clicks make calm aiming easier. Reaction time barely changed and their HS% dipped slightly while adjusting.

“As for HITS, it feels really good. It's just a **silent, low effort click** which made me feel more in control and overall great.”

Their only issues with the X2 Superstrike were a scratchy scroll wheel that changed how clicks felt and side buttons that were uncomfortable to reach; it did make calm aiming easier.

“my only issue with my gpx Superstrike was the feeling of the scroll wheel and side buttons as you mentioned, the scroll wheel was scratchy and using it altered how my clicks would feel”

Returned the X2 Superstrike for an Endgame Gear XM2w: its scroll-wheel surface irritated their finger and the haptic vibration bothered them even at the lowest level.

“2 main things I can‘t stand with the Superstrike are the scrollwheel (not the scrolling itself but the surface irritating my triggerfinger enormously) and then the vibration of the haptics feedback (even on level 1).”

Finds the X2 Superstrike's front-heaviness overblown, wishes for an optical scroll encoder, and thinks the clicks are great if not quite worth $180; it will stay their main.

“I wish Logitech would've done some more improvements like an optical scroll wheel encoder but HITS is great. Maybe not $180 great but the Superstrike will be my main for the forseeable future.”

Feels they should use a mouse better suited to their grip, yet the X2 Superstrike always ends up back on their pad. Tuning the clicks helps their tension management and makes them better.

“I have a sort of love-hate relationship with the Superlight shape and my Superstrike in general. In that I hate that I love it so much.”

Owns the X2 Superstrike and Viper V4 Pro and prefers the Superstrike: it is very easy to click, and at actuation 1 they get no misclicks. Rates the Viper as good overall, with great switches, side buttons and skates.

“This is my preferred settings for my superstrike and i like how easy it is to click. I don't get miss clicks with Actuation Point set to 1.”

Loved the X2 Superstrike's clicks and tech for a week, then switched to the Viper V4, which feels much lighter and more comfortable, so they are returning the Superstrike.

“This week im using viper v4 and you wouldn't think it would feel like a big difference but it feels so much lighter and also just the shape is way more comfortable. Im returning the superstrike”

Returning the X2 Superstrike: the silent clicks are cool but make little real difference, while the wheel, side buttons and skates are as poor as before and the shape is meh. Prefers their Viper V3.

“I’m returning my Superstrike this weekend. The clicks are cool but it’s straight up disrespectful that they still have the terrible wheel and side buttons.”

Upgraded from a launch DeathAdder V3 Pro and finds the X2 Superstrike worthwhile, 9/10 overall. Stock skates are fine on glass but muddy on cloth, side buttons are mushier, and at launch it didn't work with G HUB.

“Stock skates are fine on a glass pad but on cloth they feel extremely slow and muddy. Side buttons are a lot more mushy compared to my old mouse but overall 9/10.”

A GPX1 user since 2023 who rarely keeps new mice is keeping the X2 Superstrike: the haptic click feels like a small bump and shots feel in sync with their brain.

“This is actually crazy. No click its like a nice feeling little bump. It feels nice and its almost like your shots are in sync with your brain”

On their fourth GPX-shaped mouse, finds the X2 Superstrike's side buttons perfectly usable for how little they use them, and has never had a scroll-wheel issue.

“i get the side button complaint. many other mice have better side buttons. but i just don't really use mine that much to warrant constant complaints and they're perfectly usable.”

Next to several recent mice, finds the X2 Superstrike's other buttons mushy, but QC on their unit is great and it is their main mouse for now.

“The Superstrike clicks are the definition of mush. But other than that the QC on mine is great and I am really enjoying the mouse, it’s my main at the moment.”

Loves the X2 Superstrike's new clicks and finds the coating better than the Superlight 2's, but the side buttons are unchanged, the middle button drops input unless held hard, and the weight feels worse because of the balance.

“I have the mouse and I'll just say I love the new tech and the clicks. Much better coating than the Superlight 2 as well.”

With actuation at 1, they are consistently 10–20 ms faster on the X2 Superstrike than on an OP1 8K v2 in GX Speed mode, and 25–30 ms faster than a Zowie on older firmware.

“Against my OP1 8k v2, GX Speed Mode enabled, I'm always 10-20ms faster. Pre-performance mode Zowie FW, I was about 25-30ms faster.”

Owns the X2 Superstrike and OP1 8K v2 and sees no reaction-time difference; the Superstrike only needs less finger tension, and they call the latency claim a marketing gimmick.

“The lowest average I got on HumanBench with op18kv2 was 141ms and the lowest average with the superstrike was 146ms. Practically identical.”

Sees the X2 Superstrike's real benefit in its clicks rather than latency: being able to make them very light reduces tension, and their CS pistol-round aim improved right away.

“I noticed a difference in my aim in CS right away just down the clicks. I have started hitting shots in pistol rounds that I struggled with before.”

Used the X2 Superstrike since release: the clicks feel amazing, but its weight imbalance clashes with their pincer and fingertip grips, and after a month it started to hurt their fingers.

“Like I want to like it and the clicks really feel amazing to me but I just don't like pretty much everything else about it.”

Owns both: loves the X2 Superstrike's clicks and hates the Viper V4's, but prefers the Viper's lighter weight and shape.

“i have both.. love the clicks on the superstrike hate them on the vv4.. i like the shape alot better on the razer tho and its lighter”

Bought the G Pro X2 Superstrike for Deadlock and Valorant: it doesn't make you better automatically, but the quality and customization are noticeable and it's light.

“It doesn't automatically make you a better gamer, but you really notice the differences in quality. Like the customization on both devices is great”

Uses the G Pro X2 Superstrike because they love its clicks, but dislikes the shape and wants a compact version.

“I just don't like the shape. I'm using it because I enjoy the clicks so much.”

Found the Superstrike's weight balance and haptic click feel terrible and went back to their Superlight 2 after a few days.

“the weight balancing (performance wise) and the click/haptic feedback is absolutely terrible (feeling wise).”

The Superstrike's rapid trigger is fantastic for right-clicks in MOBAs but near useless in FPS, where low settings caused misclicks.

“rapid trigger is fantastic in MOBAs on the right click, but i heavily agree on it being kinda useless in FPS.”

Liked the haptics but found the Superstrike heavy and badly balanced with poor skates, and sold it after a couple of weeks for a lighter mouse.

“I liked the haptic system but weight, form and balancing wasn’t to my liking. It felt like I was trying to play with a shoe as mouse.”

Their Superstrike arrived without G Hub support at launch, working only as a basic mouse.

“they released the new mouse without software support , VERY POOR SHOW, it works as a basic mouse not able to alter my DPI effectively”

Absolutely loves the X2 Superstrike's haptic HITS clicks, though prefers another mouse's shape.

“I own the superstrike and I hope it gets copied. Absolutely love the mouse”

First hour with the X2 Superstrike: standard unboxing and worse, slower skates than the Superlight 2.

“Way shittier and slower skates than Superlight 2.”

Since release day, finds no measurable click-speed difference with the X2 Superstrike over the Viper V3 Pro or Superlight.

“I feel like there's basically no difference, or at least not a difference that I can tell or measure.”

After a week went back to the Viper: X2 Superstrike clicks are better, but it's heavy and front-heavy.

“After playing a week with the superstrike, im back to the viper.”

Enjoys the X2 Superstrike and gets way more clicks per second than with the OP1 8K v2.

“I personally enjoy the superstrike”

High-elo player feels the X2 Superstrike is much heavier than the GPX2 and plays worse with it.

“it feels way heavier than a gpx2 cause the balancing yeah. i play worse in any game with the superstrike personally”

Preferred the GPX2 and DAV4 over the X2 Superstrike, which never felt comfortable.

“I have a gpx2 as well and a dav4 and preferred both over the superstrike. It just never felt comfortable for me.”

Underwhelmed by the X2 Superstrike: nice haptic clicks, but it lacks refinement for $180.

“Im honestly underwhelmed about the Superstrike. The HITS are nice to have but the overall mouse lacks refinement”

Three hours in, this League and Valorant player who mains an OP1 8K is impressed by the X2 Superstrike's tactile clicks and build, rating it above their Superlight 2, though the shape and front-heavy balance are only mediocre for them.

“Overall, I am 3 hours in and I am pretty impressed. The tactile feedback feels AMAZING.”

This GPX-shape user says the Superstrike's easy M1 clicks keep their crosshair steadier in Valorant and help in click-heavy League, but warns against buying it if you don't like the GPX shape.

“As someone who mains the gpx shape I have noticed a slight increase in performance in Val due to the ease of pressing M1.”

A week in, this shooter player with huge hands loves the Superstrike's magnetic clicks, finds the shape perfect and says their aim has never felt more consistent.

“I love my Superstrike so far, I got it a week ago too, I fell in love so hard with the magnetic clicks that I might never go back”

This Old School RuneScape player who also owns the Superlight and Superlight 2 says the Superstrike is the icing on the cake and doesn't think they can go back to a normal mouse.

“The shape is perfect for me! I own the superlight and the superlight 2 and the superstrike is the icing on the cake for me personally.”

Coming from a 21g G-Wolves Fenrir, this user likes the Superstrike's HITS clicks but finds 61g heavy for the price and says the shape pushes them into a palm grip.

“I like how the click feels and sounds (for the little sound it makes). It reminds of a premium force touch trackpad like in a MacBook.”

This former pro measured about 14ms faster reaction times with the Superstrike than their old mouse and had minimal M1 wobble, but doesn't think it's worth 180€ unless you play competitively.

“Is the mouse worth 180€? No I don’t think so.”

This user is maining the X2 Superstrike for its shape despite a faulty M3, mushy side buttons, a flexy shell, terrible stock skates and poor weight balance.

“im gonna main it despite its faulty m3, mushy sides, the mouse being flexy because they reduced the outer wall thickness, terrible stock skates, terrible weight”

This user finds the Superstrike stupidly front heavy and sluggish next to their OP1 8K, though the new switches feel cool.

“nah, this mouse is stupidly front heavy, feels sluggish compared to my op1 8k, the new switches feel pretty cool tho”

This owner's only complaint about the G Pro X2 Superstrike is the weight, so they fitted a lighter 3D-printed Superlight 2 baseplate straight away.

“The only thing I can complain about the Superstrike is the weight, so I took the matter into my own hands the moment I got it!”

This user returned their Superstrike because the shape hurt their pinky with their grip, and is waiting for a DEX version.

“I returned mine in hopes of a dex. My pinky couldnt take it grip style on this superstrike.”

After trying the Superstrike for a while, this user found its front-heavy weight balance a deal-breaker.

“I also got to try the superstrike for a while and yeah the front-heavy thing is just not it.”

Compared with the Maya X, this owner finds the G Pro X2 Superstrike heavier and more planted with a better sensor.

“The Superstrike is heavier, feels more planted, and the sensor is better.”

Moving from the Superlight 2, this player measured about 20ms faster reaction times with the G Pro X2 Superstrike and finds it snappier.

“I have seen a 20ms improvement with human benchmarks test.”

A COD player loves the G Pro X2 Superstrike; with actuation at 1, pistol play is so fast they get called a cheater.

“You either love or hate this mouse and for me I freaking love it!”

This user replaced the G Pro X2 Superstrike with a much lighter Finalmouse, but says Logitech's haptic clicks are superior.

“Logitech has the superior click / haptic technology though.”

A reviewer finds the X2 Superstrike's HITS tech helped them hit shots they'd miss on the Viper V3 Pro, with a few early hiccups.

“It promises to revolutionise gaming peripherals with its Haptic Inductive Trigger System (HITS) technology”

A few hours in, a CS player loves the X2 Superstrike's weight, sensor and faster reactions; the fit is perfect but side buttons could be bigger.

“I’ve seen a few posts today telling people to stop glazing it, but for me this is a genuinely big upgrade.”

A couple hours in, a user is loving the X2 Superstrike.

“I've only played with the superstrike for a couple hours now and am loving it so far.”

A user loves the X2 Superstrike's unbelievably good click.

“I love the new superstrike as well- the click is unbelievably good”

After 7 years on a G305, a user finds the X2 Superstrike light, tracks much better and cut reaction times by about 30 ms.

“Doing reaction time test on human benchmark I was getting around 190-195ms on the G305, with this mouse I'm getting down to 160ms average”

A CS2 player says nothing compares since getting the X2 Superstrike.

“since getting my ~~Superlight~~ Superstrike, nothing else compares.”

A user ditched the X2 Superstrike: a bit long for them, and a sudden power-off after a minute they couldn't disable.

“My issue was it being a bit longer than what im used to.”

A G Pro/Superlight veteran finds the X2 Superstrike's front-heavy balance a plus.

“for me being the superstrike front heavy is plus.”

Testing the X2 Superstrike, a DeathAdder V4 Pro user hated its sluggish stock feet, but HITS kept them from giving up on it.

“I hated the Superstrike 2's factory feet.”

After two weeks, a user switched back from the X2 Superstrike: nice clicks but they play better on their DeathAdder.

“I switched back to my DA v4 after two weeks of trying to get used to the superstrike.”

After 2 months, a user loves the X2 Superstrike's HITS clicks but may sell it because the shape doesn't fit.

“the hits technology is great and clicks feel awesome but shape is king”

An X2 Superstrike owner finds HITS solid but the scroll wheel mediocre and the GPX shape hurts their hand.

“The superstrike hits tech is really solid.”

An average CS2 player shares impressions of the X2 Superstrike after a collection of mice including GPX2 and VV3P.

“I am not sponsored nor am I a creator of any sort.”

An OP1w main had almost zero accidental clicks on the X2 Superstrike at its most sensitive setting.

“I had pretty much 0 accidental clicks while using the Superstrike on the most sensitive setting.”

A Fortnite player got used to the X2 Superstrike's shape and sees faster reactions from HITS.

“can’t deny the improvement in playing with the HITS buttons.”

Owning both, a user still picks the X2 Superstrike over the Viper V4 Pro for faster activation.

“But I would still pick Superstrike as I feel that it does give a performance increase by activating faster”

A tac-FPS player dislikes the X2 Superstrike's shape but says its clicks are the best they've used.

“the clicks are better than anything else I've used for actual high end tac fps gaming.”

After trying both, a user stayed with a modded 47g X2 Superstrike.

“after I've tried both I've decided to stay with a Superstrike... a modded one.”

A user found HITS on the X2 Superstrike disconnected and the front weight hurt their aim, preferring the Viper V4 Pro.

“The HITS system makes me feel very disconnected from the mouse”

An X2 Superstrike owner finds it really comfortable and HITS amazing.

“I have the superstrike, I find it really comfortable in the hand. I think the HITS system is amazing”

A user finds the X2 Superstrike has many problems, a bad shape and HITS that randomly fails to vibrate.

“Superstrike has many problems, & the shape sucks.”

Owning the Superstrike, Superlight and Viper V3 Pro, a user finds the X2 Superstrike feels better than the Superlight with unmatched HITS feedback.

“There Is Nothing Like That Feedback Feeling From The HITS System”

After 7 months, the X2 Superstrike became a user's main for its clicks and customization.

“ive had 7 months with what became my main mouse because i love the feel of the clicks so much”

Bought for CS2, the G Pro X2 Superstrike cut click latency noticeably versus a Lamzu Maya X (~147 vs ~167 ms on Human Benchmark); rapid trigger makes tap firing easy and it's essentially a Superlight 2 with HE clicks.

“The click latency reduction is crazy noticeable.”

Coming from the DeathAdder V4 and Viper V3 Pro, a buyer says the Superstrike's haptic clicks feel amazing and natural at the lowest actuation, though they miss the Razer shapes.

“Honestly, the clicks on the Superstrike feel *amazing*.”

Coming from the DeathAdder V3 HyperSpeed, a long-time PC user finds the Superstrike lacks room for the ring and pinky and causes middle-finger pain, though they like the switches' feel and sound.

“At first, my ring finger felt tired and slight pain.”

A Superstrike owner says its front-heavy balance felt weird for two days but perfect after a week.

“The first 2 days that I was using my Superstrike, it felt weird. After a week, it feels perfect.”

After a week with the Superstrike, a reviewer got used to the HITS clicks quickly, found click spamming effortless and measured about a 20 ms click-latency reduction versus their previous main.

“I got used to the clicks pretty fast and it feels pretty good.”

A CS2 player swapped from the Viper V3 to the Superstrike, adapted quickly and prefers it: amazing haptics and rapid trigger, and it fits their hand better, though the Viper is a bit lighter.

“I got used to the Superstrike in no time at all, and I absolutely prefer it.”

A user loves the Superstrike's HITS clicks but it's too small for their hand, cramping after an hour or two, so they went back to the DeathAdder V4.

“I love HITS, it’s amazing, I fucking hate the shape/size of that mouse though”

After three weeks with both, a user finds the Superstrike's stock skates bad but HITS gives a slight FPS edge with very quiet clicks; the Viper V4 is lighter.

“superstrike needs new skates. Stock skates for me is really bad but the hits is where it shines.”

Owning both, a player performs better with the Superstrike but prefers the more well-rounded Superlight 2.

“Rn I play a lot better with the Superstrike, but I don't like it nearly as much as the OG Superlight 2.”

A palm-gripper who found the Superlight 2's clicks heavy says the Superstrike's low actuation and silent clicks plus the GPX shape are a perfect combo.

“So setting Superstrike to smaller actuation point makes activating click with much less force as a perfect combo for me.”

An owner says the Superstrike is much better than any Finalmouse they've owned.

“I think Superstrike is a much better mouse than any Finalmouse I've ever owned.”

A roguelike player calls the Superstrike their favorite mouse, used with a G14 laptop, despite the steep price.

“Love it. Steep price tag, but definitely my favorite mouse.”

A user finds the Superstrike's coating less grippy than the Superlight 2's.

“For some reason the Superstrike doesn’t feel as grippy as the Superlight 2.”

A Valorant Ascendant player tried the Superstrike for HITS but had spinout on glass, sluggish tracking, and the shape didn't suit them.

“Spinout issues on glass, and sluggish feeling tracking.”

Comparing it with a Viper V3 and Superlight, a player calls the X2 Superstrike's ridiculously snappy, fast clicks the biggest mouse upgrade in years.

“Once I used the clicks I knew it is impossible for me to go back.”

Coming from a G502 Hero, a player loves the X2 Superstrike's smooth feel and buttons, though side buttons feel cheap and day-one software was lacking.

“In love with this, had a great feel about it and super smooth, Buttons feel perfect”

An owner finds the X2 Superstrike's hall effect and haptics amazing but the scroll wheel's indents far too harsh.

“the hall effect and haptics are amazing but the scroll wheel is absolute ass”

After a day with the X2 Superstrike, a Viper V3 Pro and DeathAdder V3 user says their Razer mice now feel mushy.

“I've been using Hyperstrike for about a day and the two Razer mices now feel mushy.”

After 8 hours over two days, a CS2 player finds the X2 Superstrike very fast and spammable but plays better on their Viper V3 Pro: a gimmick so far.

“I will give it a few more days or a week to make my mind but as for now its more of a gimmic imo.”

A former pro CS player calls the X2 Superstrike's haptic clicks a big step forward with no turning back.

“I can easily say that haptic clicks on Pro X2 Superstrike is a big step forward.”

Moving from a 30 g ULX, a player loves the X2 Superstrike but finds it noticeably heavy and prefers the Superlight 2c shape.

“So far I love mine but going from main Bing a final mouse Ulx comp 30grams to double the weight is hard at the moment and noticeably heavy.”

After 7 days and about 35 hours across shooters, a reviewer finds the X2 Superstrike a Superlight with great click feel and the fastest click on the market, worth up to $180.

“It has the fastest click in the market (results are user dependent in real use case).”

A player used to a 130 g Naga returned the X2 Superstrike, finding it hard to play with a light mouse.

“i returned mine, as person who play with 130g razer naga its hard for me to play with lightmouse”

A player's X2 Superstrike is now their main mouse, with a Beast X as backup.

“beastx is my backup and the superstrike is currently my main”

An X2 Superstrike owner likes setting the right click less sensitive than the left, which prevents accidental scope-ins, though the weight balance needed a hard mod.

“I have an x2 no plans to get an x3. Weight balancing is a little of but I did a slight hard mod and moved the battery further back to balance it.”

An X2 Superstrike owner with small-medium hands says it has the best clicks they've used, but the weight balance isn't great and the stock skates are atrocious.

“TL;DR - Best clicks I've ever used: Superstrike.”

A former X2 Superstrike owner liked its clicks but not its weight, size or skates, and prefers a smaller Pulsar.

“I have the X2 Crazylight Mini and I had the X2 Superstrike. I prefer the Crazylight.”

An owner of both relegated the X2 Superstrike to browsing, finding its shape and weight outweigh its click benefits.

“as someone who has both (x2 cl and x2 superstrike) i much prefer the crazylight. the superstrike is my browsing mouse lol.”

A player who tried the X2 Superstrike found the haptics fast but prefers real clicks, aimed better with the Viper V4, and now mains an OP1 8k v2.

“I personally don’t like the super strike. The haptics are fast but I prefer the feel of actual clicks and my aim was better with the viper v4.”

An X2 Superstrike owner thinks it is a really good mouse let down mostly by its very poor stock skates and imperfect weight balance.

“I do think its a really good mouse that is just let down a ton by the stock skates more than anything else”

A player absolutely loved the X2 Superstrike over two weeks but returned it for the X3, which feels much lighter.

“I only used x2 for two weeks and I absolutely loved it but since the X3 came out in time for me to return it I did.”

Owns the G Pro X2 Superstrike but finds it more gimmick than good mouse, preferring their DeathAdder V4 Pro.

“I have x2 superstrike and I think it’s more gimmick than a good mouse. I also have a deathadder v4 pro and I prefer it.”

Their X2 Superstrike's side buttons needed a huge amount of pre-travel, and it felt front heavy compared with the X3.

“i found that the side buttons were greatly improved from x2 to x3. either that or my x2 was faulty because the buttons needed a huuuge amount of pre travel.”

Their only complaint with the X2 Superstrike was its front-heavy weight.

“My only complaint was the weight in the front on the x2, hopefully this feels better”

A week in: only HITS was good, the skates needed replacing and the scroll wheel double-clicked.

“I had the X2 for a week and only good thing I could say about it was the HITs system.”

Likes it a lot for the haptic switches, but the side buttons are bad.

“i like my X2 quite a bit (the haptic switches are _that good_) but i 100% agree about bad side buttons.”

Keeps both the X2 Superstrike and Viper V4 Pro, liking different things about each.

“I have an X2 Superstrike and the V4 Pro and I keep both as I appreciate different things about each.”

Their X2 Superstrike lasts weeks on a charge at 1 kHz.

“Ditto my X2 Superstrike lasts weeks on 1kHz polling…”

Much prefers the X2 Superstrike to the loud Viper V4 Pro.

“Viper Pro V4 is loud as fuck, couldn't stand it. Much prefer my X2.”

Sold it for the Viper V4 Pro: mushy side buttons, mechanical wheel and G Hub.

“I had the x2 superstrike and I sold that for the vv4 pro. Couldnt get past how the mouse still had the same shitty mushy side buttons”

The haptics are incredible and have ruined other mice for them.

“The haptics are incredible and it has ruined other mice for me even ones that have better shape.”

Higher actuation force than expected and a heavy scroll wheel; still prefers the Superlight 2.

“my Superstrike X2 is heavier to actually scroll, not click, which is also very obnoxious so I still prefer superlight 2 as well.”

Kept accidentally releasing the buttons during fights on a friend's X2.

“I tried a friend's X2 for a while on the 3/5 actuation depth setting and kept accidentally releasing the buttons randomly”

A 20-year CS player calls it the best mouse ever made.

“bought X2 on release date. Is, without any doubts the best mouse done until today”