Prosettings found the Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2 retains a safe ambidextrous shape that fits nearly every grip style, while Techpowerup confirmed its HERO 2 sensor supports up to 8000 Hz polling for reliable wireless performance. The addition of USB-C charging and optical LIGHTFORCE switches addresses previous complaints about proprietary cables and double-clicking faults, though the clicks feel noticeably heavier than on earlier versions. This tactile shift may not suit users accustomed to ultra-light actuation, and the new straight U-shaped bottom skates render third-party replacements from the original model incompatible. The mouse fits competitive players prioritizing sensor precision and durability over customizable glide surfaces or a featherlight click.
- — Super safe and versatile shape that reviewers found fits a wide range of hand sizes and grip styles.
- — Extremely reliable wireless performance with the new HERO 2 sensor supporting up to 8000 Hz polling rate.
- — Addition of USB-C charging port addresses a major complaint from users of the previous generation.
- — Clicks feel noticeably heavier and more solid than on earlier Superlight versions, which may not suit everyone's preference.
- — Bottom skate shape was changed to a straight U-shape, rendering third-party skates from the original model incompatible.
