Logitech G PRO X2 SUPERSTRIKE Review

The Logitech G PRO X2 SUPERSTRIKE is Logitech's new flagship wireless gaming mouse, and it takes an unusual route to the top. It keeps the widely loved shape and HERO 2 sensor of the G PRO X Superlight 2, then adds the headline feature: a Haptic Inductive Trigger System (HITS) that lets you set the actuation point of each click and uses haptic motors to simulate a tactile click instead of a physical one. Independent laboratory testing rates it an outstanding FPS gaming mouse — with a marquee feature that matters less than the marketing suggests.

The test measured exceptional raw performance suited to high-level competitive play, including exceptionally low click latency and a maximum 8000Hz wireless polling rate. That is no surprise: the sensor performance matches the G PRO X Superlight 2 on which it is based, so tracking is as precise and consistent as one of the most trusted competitive mice around. In the metrics that decide most FPS matches, it sits firmly at the top.

The adjustable switch system is the only meaningful performance difference from the Superlight 2, and the test's assessment is refreshingly honest. Being able to set the actuation point and feel a haptic click benefits slower-paced, click-timing-focused games such as tactical shooters, and it makes rapid repeat clicks easier to execute. But it does not meaningfully improve tracking-heavy gameplay, nor does it offer a clear click-latency advantage over other high-end mice. It is a genuinely clever piece of engineering that a specific type of player will love — and that most players will barely notice.

Build quality is a strong suit: the test rated it outstanding, with the comfortable symmetrical shape that makes the G PRO line so accommodating across hand sizes and grip types. It remains firmly lightweight, though the test noted it is not as aggressively light as some newer ultra-light competitors, and the haptic trigger hardware makes the weight distribution slightly front-heavy — something you may notice if you frequently lift and reposition the mouse. One other detail: its UHMWPE feet glide smoothly but do not feel as fast as the PTFE feet found on many rival FPS mice.

The G PRO X2 SUPERSTRIKE is the top pick in our best wireless mice guide, but it is worth understanding what you are paying for. Its sibling, the Logitech G PRO X Superlight 2, delivers the same shape and sensor for less, without the haptic trigger — for most players, it is the smarter buy. Among rivals, the Razer Viper V4 Pro is lighter and its PTFE feet glide faster, while the Logitech G502 X PLUS suits multi-genre players who want more buttons. The SUPERSTRIKE earns its place for enthusiasts drawn to its adjustable actuation. Check the price on Amazon

The Logitech G PRO X2 SUPERSTRIKE is an outstanding competitive gaming mouse: elite sensor performance, exceptionally low click latency, an accommodating shape and superb build. The catch is its flagship feature — the HITS haptic trigger is impressive engineering, but the test found it a real benefit only for tactical, click-timing play, not the tracking-heavy shooting most players do. Add the slightly front-heavy balance and the merely good feet, and the plainer, cheaper Superlight 2 makes more sense for most. For enthusiasts who specifically want adjustable actuation in a top-tier mouse, though, this is the one to buy.

This review is based on independent laboratory testing rather than our own hands-on trial.