This mouse exceeded my expectations in every way. The first thing I noticed was how ridiculously light it feels — it glides so smoothly that aiming in FPS games instantly felt faster and more precise. The wireless connection is flawless with zero lag, and the clicks feel super satisfying and responsive.

Battery life has been excellent, USB-C charging is convenient, and the white design looks incredibly clean on my setup. I also love how customizable everything is without feeling overly complicated. Logitech absolutely nailed the balance between performance, comfort, and aesthetics with this one. Easily one of the best gaming mice I’ve used.

I’ve been using it daily for about a month and a half now. First thing you notice is how insanely light it is, my hand doesn’t get tired even after long sessions.

The buttons feel really nice to press. The magnetic analog switches are smooth and the fact that there are basically no loud clicks is actually pretty cool and satisfying. You can adjust the haptic feedback and trigger stops which is a nice touch.

It’s comfortable tracks perfectly and the wireless connection has been rock solid. Battery life is good too.

No major complaints so far

The Logitech PRO X2 SUPERSTRIKE is easily one of the best gaming mice I’ve used. The first thing you notice is how incredibly lightweight it is—it glides effortlessly, which makes a huge difference during long gaming sessions. The responsiveness is top-tier, and the Lightspeed wireless connection feels just as fast and reliable as a wired mouse.

The build quality is excellent, with a clean, minimalist design that looks great on any setup. The clicks feel crisp and precise, and the customizable haptics add a nice touch for those who want to fine-tune their experience. Battery life is also impressive, and the USB-C charging is a welcome upgrade.

I’ve owned and tested many gaming mice over the years, and the Logitech G Superstrike X2 is, without question, the best one I’ve ever used. I don’t play competitively—I mostly enjoy adventure games, action titles, and other immersive experiences—but this mouse has made every gaming session more enjoyable. It combines incredible comfort, premium build quality, and features that genuinely stand out.

The biggest highlight for me is the haptic switches. They feel amazing, providing a tactile, satisfying click that makes every input feel deliberate and precise. The feedback is unlike anything I’ve experienced on another mouse, adding a level of immersion that you don’t realize you’re missing until you try it. Combined with the outstanding responsiveness, every click feels fast, consistent, and incredibly satisfying.

Another thing I absolutely love is how lightweight it is. It glides effortlessly across the mousepad and never feels fatiguing, even after hours of gaming. The shape is comfortable, the weight is perfectly balanced, and it almost feels like an extension of your hand.

The wireless connectivity has also been flawless. It’s fast, stable, and completely reliable, with no noticeable latency or dropouts. It truly delivers the freedom of wireless without any of the compromises that used to come with it.

Logitech has once again delivered a premium product. From the build quality to the innovative haptic switches, lightweight design, and rock-solid wireless performance, everything about the Superstrike X2 feels refined and thoughtfully engineered. It’s a mouse that makes you appreciate the little details every time you use it.

Overall, this is easily the best mouse I’ve ever owned, and I couldn’t recommend it more. Whether you’re a competitive player or, like me, simply want the best possible experience while enjoying your favorite games, the Logitech Superstrike X2 is absolutely worth it.

Really enjoying this mouse so far. It feels super light in the hand and moves very smoothly while gaming. The clicks are responsive, and the wireless connection has been stable with no lag issues. Battery life also seems pretty good. The shape is comfortable even during longer sessions. The only thing I would improve is adding a little more grip texture on the sides, but overall it’s an excellent gaming mouse.

I was skeptical, right. And ready to send it back if it didn't have the juice. But what is marketed as a 5 star gamer loot drop, is probably one of the most thoughtfully designed mice I've had in a decade. My background is in Human Factor Psychology so i tend to be pretty critical of design decisions for things like Mice or Keyboards--stuff that you the user will interact with constantly over a long period of time. While much of the marketing around this mouse is gamer focused, I think logitech really did make a general use powerhouse that would make a lot of people happy, even if they aren't chasing leaderboards and headshots.

The shape is excellent. My normal sized hand fits great on it, the shallow dimples around the bottom of the mouse adds just enough suggestion your hand always grabs it right. It's light as well and very easy to move around. There are lighter mice I'm sure, but this one is light enough for me.

The big feature of this mouse is the magnet switches. They are practically silent. The adjustments for these are great. You can have just enough tactile feed back on the clicks so that your fingers don't have to move as much which reduces the stress on your finger's joints. You can even go as far as cutting off click feedback entirely. They let you tailor it to your exact use case.

The side buttons are positioned just high enough you don't hit this accidentally but not so far they are unreachable. This was actually my main concern buying this mouse. Because I have owned a G305 in the past and my biggest complaint about that mouse was the side button placement, to the point I stopped using it and went back to my trusty G502.

This mouse feels like putting on a good pair of worn-in boots. It just feels right and that is by no small effort on logitech's part. Build construction is great and thoughtful. Battery life is also excellent. I can foresee having this mouse for many years to come.

PROS:

The SUPERSTRIKE is a great mouse and the new HITS system is revolutionary, at least to me.

The price is a bit steep but I feel it is worth it for the new HITS system.

The clicks are a game changer and feel so good.

I use 1 Actuation Point, Rapid Trigger Off, Click Haptics 1.

I am a very light clicker so HITS really benefits me. If you are a heavy clicker this may not work for you. You really need to have the actuation point at 1 to really get the benefits of HITS anyway. So really make sure you don't heavy click and you will love this new HITS system. It is totally usable with whatever settings you can dial in but you will not get the really fast click latency if you don't use 1.

The shape is pretty universal and I have no issues with the shape, it was easy to adapt to.

The battery life is also excellent and I only have to charge it like once every 2 weeks with heavy daily use.

The build quality is also really good. No creaks or wobbling buttons on my copy.

I have been using it for about 3 months and it feels like the day I got it.

I use a glass mouse pad exclusively and I actually really like the feet that came with it. Really smooth glide on my glass pads and have had no issues with durability on the mouse feet for 3 months so far. If you use a cloth mouse pad they do feel a bit slow and you may want to get some third party skates for this mouse.

I highly recommend you use the Logitech Onboard Memory Manager. It is so much better than GHUB and it lets you save all the settings to the mouse and close the app.

I have had no issues using it in Linux, in my BIOS or on Windows 11.

CONS:

The side buttons are really bad in feeling. They work perfectly fine but they feel really bad compared to all my other mice. They feel mushy.

I do not like the color, I wish it was all black. But it is not a huge issue at all.

The biggest issue I have is that about once a month when doing a quick lift and flick and set back down it will spin out. It's quite rare and has not really messed me up that bad but it is really annoying when it does happen. And that is why I deducted one star.

I’ve been using this mouse for a while now and honestly I’m really impressed. It’s super lightweight and feels very comfortable in hand, even during long gaming sessions. The response time is excellent — everything feels smooth and precise, especially in FPS games.

Battery life is also really good, I don’t have to charge it often which is a big plus. The wireless connection is stable with no lag at all.

The only small thing is that it might feel a bit too light if you prefer heavier mice, but for me it’s perfect.

Overall, definitely worth it if you’re looking for a high-performance wireless gaming mouse.

Un buen mouse, me encanto

Mostly got for the reason that it’s basically silent in terms of clicking the main left and right mouse buttons. When paired with the mousepad Amazon recommends, this combo is great in terms of feels and responsiveness. Also comes with grip tape which has a nice texture but a really strong smell of fake cheap leather.

The software is top tier you can customize a bunch of things, I have the haptics for the mouse (the vibration/feeling of when you press down a button) set to almost the lowest possible and it still feels better than any mouse I have used.

I haven’t really messed with changing the speed of how fast the button presses down or whatever, but superb mouse although it is a tad overpriced ( kind of reasonable as this is one of if not the only mouse with this technology )

I recently picked up this mouse as my first step into wireless gaming, specifically the Superstrike X2, after using a wired Razer Basilisk V3 for a long time. I’d been thinking about making the switch for a while, and overall I’m glad I did.

The main buttons (left and right click) feel excellent — responsive, solid, and satisfying to use. This is clearly where the mouse shines, and it delivers exactly what you’d expect at this price point in terms of core performance.

However, the side buttons (the two next to the left click area) are a noticeable weak point. They feel cheap and somewhat out of place, especially when compared to competitors like Razer. Considering the price of this mouse, I expected a higher-quality feel across all buttons, not just the main ones.

That said, since the primary clicks and overall performance are what matter most in actual gameplay, I would still recommend this mouse. If you can overlook the side button quality, it’s a strong option for anyone looking to move into wireless gaming.

Sorry for the messy mousepad :)

I spent a long time shopping around for the right mouse, and the description of this one immediately caught my attention. What ultimately convinced me was the adjustable haptic feedback.

It feels wonderful in the hand, without being overloaded with unnecessary buttons. The scroll wheel feels excellent and reminds me of my old Microsoft Optical mouse, which I used for 22 years.

I’m very happy with my choice. I would never go back—I’m definitely keeping it! JFN Quebec, CANADA

The mouse is fast and it clicks great.