Logitech Pro X Superlight 2 Se Wireless Gaming Mouse Argenté

When Logitech announced the G Pro X2 Superstrike, they made a bold claim: an unprecedented 30ms competitive latency advantage thanks to their new Haptic Induction Trigger System (HITS). On paper, dropping 30ms of latency is the equivalent of jumping from 30fps to over 300fps in game. It sounds like the holy grail of competitive gaming peripherals. But after spending three months daily-driving this mouse, does this revolutionary tech actually translate to real-world aiming performance, or is it just clever marketing?

Honestly, if you play FPS or MOBA and you're looking for even the slightest edge, this mouse is a real step up. The click responsiveness is insane, and being able to adjust the travel however you want is definitely a plus. That said, to be honest: during the first few days, the click feels so weird that it seems like you've got a broken mouse. You get used to it, but it's surprising. That said, if you're a more laid-back player, the kind who plays for fun without chasing performance at all costs, honestly, at 170 €, I think you'll end up paying for things you won't even notice. Might as well get a Superlight 2 or another cheaper mouse, you'll be just as happy.

On Linux Debian 13, the mouse cannot be adjusted for DPI. No button on the mouse to do it, and Logitech's note about ratbagd is misleading, because ratbagd does not detect the mouse, and piper cannot work. I went through Solaar and kernel 6.19 then 7.0 to get something working. Which prevents any kind of on-the-fly DPI management in a game.

When I have to start a compète or work such as PowerPoint Canva etc... of decisive importance and precision, the smoothness and precision of this mouse's sensor is excellent no matter the surface :) I recommend it especially for gaming

The perfect mouse for CS2. It changes your life. Not being a pro player, I have no use for 8000hz. 1000 are more than enough. Battery life is also excellent.