Logitech G PRO X2 SUPERSTRIKE LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Mouse

They have brought something new to the market.

In terms of concept, it is well thought out.

However, you really need to like the haptic clicks.

The downside is that Logitech has not solved the current problems.

The side buttons feel extremely mushy.

You have to press them all the way into the housing before they click.

The mouse is heavy at the front and light at the back.

This results in a mouse that tilts when you lift it off your mat.

The skates aren't great either. (Artisan Zero mousepad)

I haven't even used the mouse for 10 minutes and they aren't smooth and are already scratched straight from the factory.

I switched from the Superlight 2 to this one to test out the new haptic feedback, and I'm not disappointed! The mouse is incredibly quiet, and I can adjust the pressure per game and per button. It feels very different from all the other mice I've tested.

In my opinion, the design and ergonomics could be a bit better. The mouse doesn't look particularly exciting, and it fits reasonably well in my hand. Certainly not a drawback, but not a standing ovation either.

I'm definitely very happy with it!

Weight is an adjustment; I often used lightweight mice, but since this one is so customizable in terms of settings and has new features, I haven't been disappointed at all.