Customer reviews from Logitech
Logitech - PRO X2 SUPERSTRIKE LIGHTSPEED Lightweight Wireless Gaming Mouse with Customizable Click Haptics for PC/Mac/Laptop - Wireless - White
Average customer rating
4.6
(77 Reviews)
Rating breakdown 77 reviews
5 Stars
61
4 Stars
6
3 Stars
7
2 Stars
2
1 Star
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86%of customers recommend this product.
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57 out of
66)
Customer Reviews for Logitech - PRO X2 SUPERSTRIKE LIGHTSPEED Lightweight Wireless Gaming Mouse with Customizable Click Haptics for PC/Mac/Laptop - Wireless - White
Posted by: Corvus
Verified Purchase:Yes
Very customizable and very innovative, been a while since a mouse came out with this level of innovation.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Posted by: Rich L
Verified Purchase:Yes
This is probably the best mouse I have ever used. I’ve owned roughly 10-15 since the late 90s and I can’t see a world where there’s something much better than the Superstrike. I’ll be excited to see what they change and add in the coming years but this is a marvel of modern engineering
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting Logitech
Posted by: POpimpin214
from Dallas tx
Verified Purchase:Yes
Once you get the hang of it and dialing your settings. Thank you so much.This mouse is a beast
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Posted by: Wehn
Verified Purchase:Yes
Only reason that it isn't 5 stars is that the grips supplied smell horrific.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Posted by: Mike H (eczematicOne)
from Utah
Verified Purchase:Yes
My old G502 Lightspeed started having click registry issues right when this mouse was being advertised pre-release, so I sprung for it. Honestly, I bought it because of the "Haptic" features, but they are not what I thought they were. I might be.. challenged lol, but I thought they were going to rumble like a console controller on clicks for shooters and whatnot. Def not that, and I don't use whatever the feature is intended to be - which I think is some exact calibration on how deep/responsive the clicks are. Kinda useless IMO.
- It's super light and nimble, great for fatigue prevention and elite gaming.
- It's clicks are super quiet, while still being clean/crisp which is great.
- Thought the grip stickers were an odd choice at first, but I think I understand that the grip will eventually wear out and I can replace the stickers for new ones. Solid I guess, but still feels cheap. And don't mess up and put them on slightly crooked if you're a perfectionist.. you just have to freehand it.
- Plug-in charging is better than the old G502 lightspeed which had a custom shaped male end and matching female receiver on the mouse, which limited what USB cable you could possibly use to only Logitech. This is much better since I can use whatever cable is lying around.
- Ergonomics are fantastic being so light, but the thumb click buttons are further forward than the G502 which makes them slightly less usable.
- Feature-wise, it's lacking some key features that I miss compared to the G502:
--- mouse wheel tilt for horizontal scrolling is absent, would love to have that
--- Speed change buttons
--- Smooth scroll option button
- It's super light and nimble, great for fatigue prevention and elite gaming.
- It's clicks are super quiet, while still being clean/crisp which is great.
- Thought the grip stickers were an odd choice at first, but I think I understand that the grip will eventually wear out and I can replace the stickers for new ones. Solid I guess, but still feels cheap. And don't mess up and put them on slightly crooked if you're a perfectionist.. you just have to freehand it.
- Plug-in charging is better than the old G502 lightspeed which had a custom shaped male end and matching female receiver on the mouse, which limited what USB cable you could possibly use to only Logitech. This is much better since I can use whatever cable is lying around.
- Ergonomics are fantastic being so light, but the thumb click buttons are further forward than the G502 which makes them slightly less usable.
- Feature-wise, it's lacking some key features that I miss compared to the G502:
--- mouse wheel tilt for horizontal scrolling is absent, would love to have that
--- Speed change buttons
--- Smooth scroll option button
Bottom line is I can get by without those features and I really do love it overall, but will probably consider another mouse in 5+ yrs when I'm ready for a new one.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting Logitech
Posted by: Lemon
from 07013
Verified Purchase:Yes
If you’re at all interested in gaming peripherals or innovative new ideas in tech, try the Superstrike. The haptic feedback is incredibly satisfying and feels more responsive and tactile than a regular click. With a little easy tweaking in G HUB, users will find a config that works for them, and the premium price will pay off.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting Logitech
Posted by: Domi
from Ny
Verified Purchase:Yes
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Best gaming mouse in history of gaming its so good that i got 10% discount
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Posted by: Meepy
from Illinois
Verified Purchase:Yes
Side buttons seem way to high for typical claw or palm grip and are very uncomfortable to press but mouse has nice weight. Mouse skate should be replaced with aftermarket skates cus the OEM skates feel really bad.
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
Written by a customer while visiting Logitech