Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2

I've played FPS games competitively for 8 years and gone through a lot of mice. The Superlight 2 is the best gaming mouse I've ever used. The sensor is genuinely perfect — I've done sensor testing and found zero anomalies, no jitter, no prediction. The 60g weight means my arm recovers faster between sessions and I can play longer without tendinitis flare-ups. The wireless performance through LIGHTSPEED is imperceptible from wired — I've done blind tests with friends and nobody could tell the difference. Micro-USB in 2024 is the only thing holding this back from a perfect score.

Performance-wise I have zero complaints — this mouse is exactly what esports mice should be. The sensor is flawless, the weight is impressively light, and I've had no connectivity issues over five months. My hesitation is purely aesthetic. I have an RGB setup and a plain white mouse looks oddly out of place. The Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro looks better in my opinion and also performs excellently. If you don't care about aesthetics, the Superlight 2 is probably the optimal choice. If your setup matters to you visually, consider alternatives.

I switched from a DeathAdder V3 and the weight difference — 59g vs 95g — is immediately palpable. After a few days it becomes hard to pick up a heavier mouse without noticing. My micro-corrections in Valorant and Apex became faster and more reliable almost immediately after switching. The zero-additive PTFE feet are the best glide I've experienced on any surface. I use it on a Artisan Zero Soft and the feel is perfect. If you're a competitive FPS player, the extra investment over budget mice is completely worth it.