Logitech G - PRO X2 SUPERSTRIKE

i got it and returned it, i just wasnt impressed with the quality for the price, and the stock skates are shit

Their products are fine. Logitech isn't making bad products with the GPX line. I think a lot of people have realized you can get 99% of the performance/quality, for 1/3 of the price. You want the best? Buy a GPX2 for $150. Want a GPX2 clone that essentially has all the specs and features for $50? Buy a Mchose A7 Pro or Ultra. \*Also [Boardzy kind of sums it up here with the VXE R1 Pro. ](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q5xOTbFwbUs&t=470s)Even though this is a different mouse, different shape, this kind of quality and price difference that he's talking about has become more commonplace. Paraphrased: "Why spend $100 on this mouse, when they're offering this one for $50, and it performs at the same level when I'm in game?"

gpx2 if your hand size is big enough, Logitech battery life and Firmware are unmatched

Went from a deathadder v3 pro, to a gpx2 to a, beast x mini. Obviously finger tipped the mini, but also finger tipped the other two mice in a relaxed claw/pincer claw kind of way. I had to get off the mini, and go back to the gpx it’s just too narrow, cramped my hand, and was way too unstable. I wanted to try something smaller than the gpx.

I used sensor rotation for 3 years. I got pretty good with it. Then I started aiming training, and decided I wanted a new mouse. I went from DAV3P to GPX2, and lost my mind trying to convert my tilt to the same tilt I used with the deathadder. Frustrated I decided to take a couple of weeks to unlearn the tilt rotation. Now my grip is now a preference, rather than something I need a program to help with. it’s a helpful tool, but I promise you it’s a handycap in the long run.

Pro x 2 SL Best competitive gaming mouse for cs2

Did you even watch, or look up the mouse at all. The entire point of this mouse is that you can adjust the actuation point. You can literally adjust it down to the point where it’s a hair trigger that activates with the tap of a finger, and it does not have traditional “clicks”

I’m sure this sub will respond favorably to a positive review of Logitech

Just got my unit and no QC issues either. The haptics feel is so unique, people have to try it. I’m 50/50 if this ruined mechanical switches for me lol

There should be a sale by this year's Black Friday, so 9 more months. Also the [technology will be used in cheaper mice in the future](https://www.pcgamer.com/hardware/gaming-mice/logitech-gs-chief-engineer-says-theres-no-doubt-the-cutting-edge-tech-behind-the-superstrike-could-be-used-in-cheaper-mice/).

60g in 2026... honestly if it weren't for this [offer](https://imgur.com/a/req4Fk7), I would never have bought it. Luckily we have 30 days to return anyways.

It's funny. I sort of remember having this issue on the GPX2 before I sold it but only with the LOD at medium and Gaming Surface set to Auto. But turning it on or off, or changing LOD to low or high always fixed it. Seems tracking set to auto just ain't it ever lmao. I just leave it set to On and it works on my wallhack pads and all my cloth pads flawlessly.

What exactly did you do to find a 22ms difference? I did 50 trials each on an OP1 8k v2 and an X2 Superstrike and found a 3ms improvement.

Using [https://rafael182493.github.io/reaction/](https://rafael182493.github.io/reaction/), I'm getting a median of 126 on OP1 8k v2 and 123 on Pro X2 Superstrike. However, I only did 50 trials per mouse (interleaved), so it is unclear if the Superstrike is really faster here and a difference of 3 ms is certainly not huge for most people. It does feel rly nice tho