Logitech G Pro X2 Super Strike Review: A New Standard for Gaming Mice

Introduction

Logitech has released a gaming mouse that makes a strong case for being one of the most innovative peripherals of the year. The Logitech G Pro X2 Super Strike takes the familiar G Pro shape and adds adjustable actuation, click haptics, and rapid trigger support. These features, normally found on high-end keyboards, are now available in a mouse that still weighs around 61 grams.

This review focuses on what makes the X2 Super Strike different, how the customization works in practice, and whether it is worth the asking price.

Software and Customization

The G Hub software is where the Super Strike reveals its depth. The first settings you encounter are DPI sensitivity stages, adjustable in increments of 10. Wireless polling goes up to 8,000 Hz, while wired mode tops out at 1,000 Hz. The Hero sensor can also be calibrated from the same panel.

Beyond the basics, the software offers a feature called B HOP, which prevents accidental scroll wheel steps. You can set it from 1,000 down to 100. This is useful if you frequently overshoot weapon cycling, but it can feel like a faulty scroll wheel if you prefer a looser scroll. It is a cool feature, but not for everyone.

The more significant additions are the actuation point and click haptics. The actuation point lets you choose where the button registers a press, from a very early trigger to a full bottom-out press. You can set the left and right buttons independently. The click haptics control the physical feel of the click itself. You can go from a completely silent, soft press to a firm, pronounced click. Both settings work together, so you can have an early actuation with no click feel, or a deep press with a strong tactile response.

Design and Build Quality

The Super Strike keeps the familiar G Pro shape and size. The coating is a soft-touch finish, similar to what you find on some popular white and newer black mice. It feels nice to press and provides a comfortable grip without needing additional grips.

The side buttons and scroll wheel feel like a standard G Pro. The main buttons, however, are where the innovation lives. The adjustable actuation and click haptics are built into the switches, and you can feel exactly where the click happens based on your settings. This is a noticeable difference from traditional mice, where the click feel is fixed.

Weight and Build

Despite all the technology packed inside, the mouse remains impressively light. With the larger puck installed on the bottom, it weighs about 61 grams. Removing that puck brings it down to 59.5 grams. The puck also stores the wireless dongle.

The soft-touch coating is pleasant, and the overall build feels solid. Logitech currently offers a small powerplay mat, but a larger desk mat version would be a welcome addition. The mouse itself, however, feels premium and well-constructed.

Performance in Games

The real test is whether these features matter in actual gameplay. In practice, they do. The adjustable actuation lets you set a very snappy, early trigger for fast-paced shooters. The rapid trigger function, which releases the button as soon as you start lifting, is surprisingly useful on a mouse. Even if you do not use rapid trigger on keyboards, it feels natural and beneficial here.

During testing with a wireless keyboard and headset, the mouse ran in wireless mode with all features enabled, including rapid trigger and a 4,000 Hz polling rate. There were no stutters, delays, or interruptions. The mouse performed flawlessly. The differences between settings are clear and noticeable, not just marketing fluff.

Buying Advice

The Logitech G Pro X2 Super Strike is a premium product with a premium price. It is worth it if you want the latest in peripheral innovation and are willing to spend for it. The adjustable actuation and click haptics are genuinely useful, especially for competitive FPS players who want to fine-tune their setup. The light weight and flawless wireless performance add to the appeal.

If you are happy with a traditional mouse and do not care about these features, you might not need the upgrade. But for those who want a mouse that can be truly customized to their play style, this is a compelling option.

Conclusion

The Logitech G Pro X2 Super Strike is an impressive piece of hardware. It brings keyboard-style customization to a mouse in a way that actually works and feels good. The light weight, strong wireless performance, and innovative features make it a standout product. It is easy to see why it is being called one of the best peripherals of the year. Logitech has set a new bar, and it will be interesting to see how the rest of the industry responds.