Logitech G PRO X Superlight 2 Wireless Gaming Mouse

Walk through any esports event and you’ll see a lot of Superlights. This second version was designed with esports pros and updates the inside: 60 grams, a HERO 2 sensor that tracks past 888 IPS, up to 44,000 DPI, and 8 kHz polling for the lowest possible input delay on a high refresh rate monitor.

The polling rate is worth understanding. At 8 kHz the mouse reports its position eight times more often than a standard 1 kHz mouse, which can make cursor motion look smoother on a 240Hz or faster screen. Higher polling rates generally use more power, so it’s worth trying both and seeing if you can feel the difference before you leave it maxed out. Charging is finally USB-C, and it works with Powerplay if you already own the pad.

Logitech’s LIGHTFORCE hybrid switches give a crisp, tactile click, and the zero-additive PTFE feet glide cleanly out of the box. It’s a minimal mouse with no extra button clusters, so this isn’t the one for MMO hotkeys. If you mostly play tactical shooters and want the simplest, lightest wireless shape with top-tier tracking, it’s the one most competitive players already trust.