Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2

If you play fast FPS or esports titles and hate input lag or heavy mice, this wireless gaming mouse solves that by focusing on raw performance: minimal weight, ultra-low latency and a high-end optical sensor tuned for twitch aiming and flick shots. Search terms like "wireless gaming mouse", "ultralight mouse" and "esports mouse" point to the kind of player who benefits most. ## What makes it worth it The Superlight 2 brings three real upgrades that matter in-game: HERO 2 sensor hardware with extremely high max DPI and claimed tracking up to the highest IPS figures advertisers cite, a true 8000 Hz (8 kHz) wireless polling rate for lower input latency than nearly every mainstream wireless mouse, and USB‑C charging plus long battery life so you aren’t babysitting the battery between sessions. Logitech’s LIGHTFORCE hybrid switches give tactile clicks with the low latency of optical actuation, and the low-profile, symmetrical 60 g shape plus zero‑additive PTFE feet give predictable glide and control tuned with pro input in mind. ## Where it falls short At around 60 g it isn’t the absolute lightest on the market — several competing models drop into the high 40s–50s grams — and there’s still a premium price for that Logitech build and ecosystem. Also, if you want lots of side buttons for MMOs or heavy macro use, the clean five-button layout will feel sparse. If you want a high-performance wireless mouse for competitive FPS and value low latency and long battery life over having the lightest possible shell or extra macro keys, buy this; if you prefer sub‑55 g mice, need lots of extra buttons, or want the cheapest wired option, look elsewhere.

£107.66