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Has owned Superlight 1, 2 and now the X3 Superstrike; says it is a big upgrade for those who skipped the earlier Superstrike.
“from someone who has owned a superlight 1, 2, and now a superstrike. the x3 for people who bought the x2 is not much of an upgrade, but for those who never got a superstike its absolutely gamechanging.”
Just got the Superstrike X3 and finds its stock skates smooth, balanced and fast on a cloth pad, with no need to replace them.
Satisfied with the X3 Superstrike: the haptic tech feels premium, the shape is excellent and their unit is well built; the stock skates are poor and it is expensive, but they rate it S-tier.
“I would say I'm satisfied, I do think the tech feels new and premium enough, the mouse shape is GOATed, unit is well built, no quality issues, and magenta and black is a cool design in my opinion.”
Owns the X2 and X3 Superstrike and a Viper V4 Pro, and would pick the X3 or the Viper.
“I have all 3. The x2 Superstrike, x3 Superstrike and the viper v4 pro niko edition. Honestly, I’d go with the x3 superstrike or the niko.”
Finds the X3 Superstrike's improved balance makes it feel nearly identical to their Superlight apart from the clicks.
“They improved the weight balancing on the superstrike i have a superlight as well and they feel nearly identical except for the clicks”
A tactical-FPS player who moved to the X3 Superstrike from a Superlight 1 and Viper V3 Pro, and finds its balance almost identical to the Superlight 1.
“I recently bought the X3 and had a few days to test it right now. Before this I was on the Superlight 1 -> Viper V3 Pro -> back to the Superlight 1.”
Finds the stock skates on their X2 and X3 Superstrike fast and smooth on an Artisan Zero, unlike the Superlight 2 and 2c's.
“the stock skates on my superlight 2 and 2c felt horrible on my zero, but the stock skates on the superstrike X2 and x3 felt fast and smooth on my zero”
Bought the X3 Superstrike and finds the haptic click tech cool and faster, but not worth the price.
“I have the GPX 1 too and bought x3 superstrike for the price of it I don't think it is worth it, the HITS technology is cool though reduces click latency”
On their second X3 Superstrike, pressing one main button very hard can trigger the other at actuation 1, though it rarely happens in game.
“I’m on my 2nd X3 copy that when you press down very hard on the click for example then the other main button actuates on actuation 1.”
Their new X3 Superstrike can't be configured because G HUB hangs on Loading Resources, despite reinstalls.
“Just received the new X3 Superstrike and whenever I try to utilize GHUB it gets stuck on Loading Resources and I’m not able to modify any settings.”
A week in after a Lamzu Thorn, the X3 Superstrike turned out better than feared: they like the adjustable clicks and feel the gain in fast clicking in Minecraft PvP; side buttons are fine but the skates are poor.
“I really like the clicks and the fact that you can modify the feel. I play minecraft pvp, and i can tell i can feel an upgrade on fast clicks, i can elaborate why if you ask me.”
Bought two X3 Superstrikes to compare: both have side-to-side main-button play and weak side buttons, and one is so sensitive at actuation 1 that it fires unpredictably.
Coming from an ultralight Finalmouse, finds the X3 Superstrike still clearly front-heavy.
“I got the X3 (coming from a ULX Competition S) and it feels really front-heavy even though people say otherwise.”
Their X3 Superstrike's scroll wheel wobbles a lot to one side.
“When I push my scroll wheel to the right, it moves a lot, but when I do the same to the left, it stays still.”
Sees the X3 Superstrike as a big upgrade with fixed weight balance and normal battery life, though the haptic clicks gave them no improvement and they'd still suggest the Viper V4 Pro.
“X3 is definitely a big upgrade imo. It now has dual 8k wire/wireless. The weight balancing problem has been solved and the battery life is normal now.”
Moved from a creaky, hollow Superlight 2 to the X3 Superstrike, which feels solid and dense without being heavy, with well-distributed weight and responsive clicks.
“The Superstrike X3 feels really solid, the weight is perfectly distributed throughout the mouse to where it doesn’t feel ‘hollow’. Almost like it feels dense without being heavy if that makes sense.”
Their X3 Superstrike is solidly built with no creak, has a great coating, nice haptics, a more tactile wheel and clickier, if slightly mushy, side buttons than their old Superlight.
“Build quality is solid, no creaking when I squeeze it. Coating feels great, don't have to buy any aftermarket grips or use the default ones.”
Upgraded to the X3 Superstrike after five years on the original Superlight and is really enjoying it; finds the side buttons fine despite complaints.
“The reviews were having me concerned as well, but after getting the X3 Superstike--I upgraded from the X Superlight and have been using it for five years--I have been really enjoying it”
A GPX-shape user since 2020 who has owned every Superlight. On their 60 g X3 the X2's weight-balance problem is completely solved, with no side creak or side-squeeze misclicks and better battery life. Otherwise it is the same as the X2, so upgrading only makes sense if the X2's balance bothered you.
“The biggest red flag was the weight balance on the X2 version which is COMPLETELY solved, atleast on my unit. Feels just as good as with my GPX 2.”
Owns the Superlight 1, Superlight 2 and X3 Superstrike, and finds the X3 noticeably heavier toward the top than the Superlights.
“I have super light 1 superlight 2 and Superstrike X3. The X3 is def slightly heavier on the top than the superlight.”
Using the X3 Superstrike next to a Viper V4 Pro: the X3's side buttons are far better than the X2's, but the Viper V4 Pro is still slightly better overall.
“can confirm, side buttons are WAY better than on x2. But the Viper V4 Pro is still tad better (I have side by side the X3 and V4 Pro)”
Using both, rates the X3 Superstrike below the Viper V4 Pro and is returning it because it still has the X2's issues.
“Still worse than the Razer Viper V4 Pro. i use both and will return the X3, still has the same issues as the X2”
Returned the X2 Superstrike over its weight balance, but the X3 felt like home right away: balance is much better, there are no accidental misclicks, and the fast clicks and rapid trigger make CS2 tapping easier with a relaxed grip. Calls it way too expensive but worth it to them.
“The weight balance is significantly better, and for whatever reason, I’m no longer getting accidental misclicks even on actuation point 2.”
This user finds the G Pro X3 Superstrike heavy in the middle, preferring the original Superlight's balance.
“I have the original superlight and I think it has better weight distribution than the x3. The x3 feels heavy right in the middle.”
Moving from the DeathAdder V3 and V3 Pro, this player gets both stability and responsiveness with the G Pro X3 Superstrike.
“after getting x3, I think I get both stability and responsiveness along with accuracy.”
A collector bought the G Pro X3 Superstrike for its better balance and unique clicks, but wouldn't recommend it to most people.
“And you just can’t get this click experience anywhere else.”
After 7 days, a high-ranked CS2/Valorant player finds the X3 Superstrike fixes the X2's weight balance but isn't worth $200.
“Weight balance is now fixed.”
A user returned the X3 Superstrike because the haptics were weak.
“i got the x3 because supposedly the weight balancing was better, but the haptics kinda sucked. returned it”
A palm-gripper can't hold the X3 Superstrike and is going back to the X2.
“for me x2 was perfect for palm grip, but i also simply cannot hold it in x3”
A user who returned the X2 over weight balance finds the X3 balance great, but its haptics much weaker.
“Weight balance is great, the haptic feedback is very weak compared to x2”
Moving up from the X2, a relaxed-palm, low-sensitivity user enjoys the Superstrike X3 far more thanks to its better weight balance.
“I went from x2 to x3 and enjoy the x3 far more because of the weight balancing.”
An X2 owner reviewing the X3 Superstrike finds the same weight, skates and build, worse side buttons and weaker haptics, with only better weight balance: do not upgrade from the X2.
“Haptics got more sensitive (or weaker), means X2's 1/10 haptic is now 3/10”
An X3 Superstrike owner finds the haptic feedback much weaker and calls it a waste of a release; their left and right clicks also feel different.
“The haptic feedback however feels way weaker. Hard agree on the waste of a release.”
Trying both, a user is keeping a SteelSeries mouse over the X3 Superstrike, which feels heavier to move.
“The x3 just being a few grams more feels way heavier to move.”
A user prefers the X3 Superstrike's clicks and battery life to their Pulsar mini.
“I love my X2H mini but i prefer the clicks and battery life with the X3.”
A fingertip-mouse user finds the X3 Superstrike heavier and larger than they're used to, but the click feel is fantastic.
“I just got the X3 because I'm interested in the tech and, while it's heavier and the shape is larger than I'm used to, the click feel is fantastic.”
A small-handed X3 Superstrike owner says its clicks are the best part and great with actuation at 2 or lower, though the skates are worse than their Pulsar.
“The Superstrike x3 clicks are great when you compare it to other mice, it's definitely the best part about this mouse.”
Coming from two X2s, a user finds the X3 Superstrike's lighter PCB and better glass-pad tracking noticeable, with sturdier sides and no accidental clicks.
“The changes on the x3 are minor compared to the x2, but the lighter PCB and better glass pad tracking are definitely noticeable.”
A new X3 Superstrike buyer loved playing with it on day one.
“I just bought the superstrike x3 yesterday, and I loved it to play with.”
A near year-long OP1 8K user finds the X3 Superstrike a lot better: comfortable within 2–3 days, a more normal shape that improved their aim, and no more click-induced aim disruption.
“I am an almost year long user of the OP1 8K. The superstrike x3 is a lot better for me!”
Switching from an OP1 8K, a player is more satisfied with the X3 Superstrike than expected: stock skates fine on glass, excellent battery at 4kHz, and a measurably faster reaction time from the light haptic clicks.
“The haptics are a big upgrade for me, my reaction time is measurably faster due to how much lighter the click is.”
A player who upgraded from the X2 says the X3 Superstrike feels exactly like a Superlight 2 in weight and is perfect.
“I upgraded from x2 to x3.”
A weight-conscious player bought the X3 Superstrike and thinks it is much better than the X2.
“I bought the X3 and think it is much better than the X2 but I’m someone who really cares about shedding as much weight as possible on a mouse.”
Their Pro X3 Superstrike got 30-40 hours rather than the advertised 135 and lost 42% charge over 88 idle hours with the PC off, apparently not entering sleep mode.
“It was nowhere close to the advertised 135 hours. More realistically, I was getting something between 30 to 40 hours.”
Their X3 Superstrike barely lasted a week per charge and dropped 6% over eight idle hours with the PC off, while an old G Pro Wireless lasts two weeks.
“My X3 barely lasted a full week with a full charge”
A brand-new X3 Superstrike lost 13% battery overnight with the PC off, and Logitech support wants it sent in for a 20+ day inspection.
“My brand new X3 suffers from the same issue. Just lost 13% overnight while the PC was off.”
Upgrading from a VXE R1 to the X3 Superstrike felt like a generational upgrade, and they like the shape for their hands.
“I had a vxe r1 for around 2 years, upgraded to the super strike x3 today.”
As a GPX-shape main, rates the X3 Superstrike great for shape, balance, haptics and battery, but dislikes a bottom-plate lip that can scratch pads.
“I think the x3 is a great mouse (shape, weight balance, haptics, and more battery life from new chip) as a gpx shape main.”
Within months their G Pro X3 Superstrike developed reverse and phantom scrolling, and Logitech voided the warranty because they had changed the skates.
“Recently bought the Logitech G Pro superstrike X3 and the scroll wheel is as bad as the original.”
Has thoroughly enjoyed the Superstrike: snappy sensor, great weekly battery at 4k, and the X3 feels more centered than the front-heavy X2.
“Since my very first use of the Superstrike I have thoroughly enjoyed it.”
A 3.3k Faceit player swapped the X2 for the X3 and is very happy: better weight balance and less wrist strain.
“I didnt think there wouldve been a large difference in the weight positioning, but I am very happy to have switched, less strain in my wrist”
Coming from a ULX, they find the Pro X3 Superstrike too big and heavy with bad skates and heavy clicks, though the tech is innovative.
“Superstrike is too big and too heavy for me. Second, skates are very bad imo, I need to replace them ASAP!”
A week on the X3 Superstrike, they can't get used to its filling shape and weight; it has no manoeuvrability for them despite the HITS hype.
“Ive been on the x3 superstrike for a week and i just cant with the filling shape of the mouse”
Bad skates, side buttons and value and a buggy scroll wheel; only the HITS clicks impress, so not worth the price.
“Skates are bad Side buttons are bad Scroll wheel still bugging Cost/value is bad But it has HITS though!!!”
Prefers it to the Viper V4 Pro for its clicks and HITS system.
“The X3 wins out for general mouse clicking and the hit system.”
Can spam clicks faster than on their old Viper V4 Pro; skates are replaceable and side buttons fine in play.
“from my experience i can spam the clicks way faster with this mouse than on my razer viper v4 pro which i had previously.”
HITS is a game changer, though they don't love the G Pro shape.
“After trying this mouse I will never be satisfied with mechanical clicks again, HITS is a gamechanger for me”
Was hoping to love it but returned it after one day.
“I returned my x3 after 1 day, was really hoping to love it.”
Tested it and disliked the clicks and side buttons.
“I tested one out because my xm2 was going out…. I did not like the clicks at all. I didn’t like the side buttons too.”
After trying many mice, the X3 is now their main mouse.
“the x2 and now x3 have become my main mice after trying way too many mice since I fell down the mouse rabbit hole in 2023.”
Coming from the Superlight 2, thinks the X3 and its click tech are great.
“I recently bought a logitech x3 superstrike and think its dope with the new click tech”
Kept it over the Viper V4 Pro; the click system is the best on the market.
“I had both and keept the X3, i dont like both shapes but the Logitech shape is fine for me, the click system is the best in the market.”
Enjoys it more than the Viper V4 Pro because HITS helps; wishes it were lighter.
“Have both, currently enjoying the x3 more because HITS really help in the games I play. Just wish it was lighter”
Drains a full battery in three to four days.
“PRO X3 Superstrike drains 100% battery in 3-4 days”
Pleasantly surprised: the shape is better than remembered and the haptics and adjustable actuation help in Fortnite.
“been trying the x3 for a bit now and i’m pleasantly surprised”
Much better balanced than the X2 with better side-button placement for large hands.
“The weight balance of the X3 is night and day difference than the X2”
Fixed the X2's balance, with what they think is the best click in the industry.
“X3 fixed the weight balancing issue, it’s similar to superlight with amazing HITS click which I think it’s the best click in the industry.”