Logitech G PRO X2 SUPERSTRIKE

If you spend serious time in competitive PC gaming and care about every click, this is a wireless gaming mouse built for speed rather than gimmicks. It keeps Logitech’s familiar ambidextrous shape, but the real reason to buy it is the Haptic Inductive Trigger System, which replaces traditional microswitches with tunable actuation and reset points for the two main buttons. ## What makes it worth it The headline feature is the click system: Logitech says SUPERSTRIKE can cut click latency by up to 30 ms, and reviews consistently frame it as the mouse’s genuine innovation, not just a spec bump. It also ships with the HERO 2 sensor, rated up to 44,000 DPI, 888 IPS, and 88G acceleration, so the tracking side is firmly flagship-grade. At 61 g, it stays in the lightweight class without feeling ultra-fragile, and the 8,000 Hz polling support puts it in the top tier for competitive latency. ## Where it falls short This is expensive at $179.99 / £159.99, and the upside is narrower than the price suggests if you do not care about click tuning. TechRadar also flagged the lack of Bluetooth and a DPI button, and some reviewers said the shape is just a familiar Superlight-style shell rather than a fresh ergonomic rethink. Buy this if you want a top-end wireless gaming mouse for fast-paced shooters and value the fastest-feeling clicks more than extra features. Skip it if you want a cheaper all-rounder or you need Bluetooth and broader everyday versatility.

£159.99