Logitech - PRO X2 SUPERSTRIKE LIGHTSPEED Lightweight Wireless Gaming Mouse with Customizable Click Haptics for PC/Mac/Laptop - Wireless - White

This mouse does not use a traditional click sensor. It used a system based on magnets and can detect the actual travel distance from the pressure you apply on the buttons. This gives you the freedom to change the actuation point, and since it doesn't use buttons on it, it doesn't make any clicking sound. Though, you can use the included haptic motor to receive haptic feedback from the mouse which is also customizable, and this makes it really usable and satisfying. It is a bit expensive yes, but I think if you care about customizability, reliability and high refresh rate, this mouse is just the thing for you. It's really light, and easy to hold that it never really exhausts your hand even if you play for hours on end(trust me I would know). The battery life is also just a great aspect of this mouse even though it's extremely lightweight, it does hold up pretty great. I can comfortably say that I haven't really charged the mouse since at least a week, and it's still holding up just fine. Only thing I'd criticize about it is that when you apply your own customized settings, it does not save it to the device, and forces you to wait for the software to load on the PC before applying your settings automatically. Maybe I'm missing something there, but if it's actually just like this, it's the only down-side I can think of.

The haptic clicks are customizeable and reaction time is instant. U can change how hard and long the click feels. It feels different in a very good way. The mouse feels really good in my hand, i dont have a big hand and it fits perfectly. Battery life is great and the weight of it is very light. Overall the best mouse ive ever used.

I've been using the Logitech PRO X Superlight 2 for a while now, and it's been a great upgrade. The mouse is incredibly lightweight and comfortable, making long gaming sessions much easier. The sensor is extremely accurate, clicks feel crisp and responsive with the new HITS system, and the battery lasts a really long time between charges. The wireless connection has been flawless with no noticeable latency as long as you keep the dongle where you use your mouse(i just keep mine right above my mousepad and unplug the wireless connecter to charge it when needed. It also works well for everyday use, not just gaming, I use it for going throught the internet and also some cad modeling work and it does wonders. Overall, it's a premium mouse that's well worth it if you're looking for top-tier performance and comfort.

I have not been on a logitech mouse in probably well over a decade. After using Corsair for years, i wanted to switch to something that would be comfortable in the hand and work well for League of Legends and Arc Raiders. This mouse is crazy light, comes with an interchangeable slide pad for the bottom, and has a beautiful bright white shell. I was even more impressed that it came with grip pads that stick onto the mouse. Overall, it IS worth the price and I'm very happy with it. Been using it for months without problems.

The Logitech Superstrike is a very interesting mouse, but I would not call it endgame. It is fantastic in a lot of ways, especially because it feels like Logitech is finally trying something more aggressive and modern, but living with it made the flaws more obvious. Out of the box, the biggest issue for me was the balance. The mouse felt too front-heavy. The shape and performance are strong, but the problem is that its real competition is not normal gaming mice anymore. It is competing against extremely light fingertip-focused mice, and next to those, the Superstrike does not feel as untouchable as it maybe should. Something like the HTR or HTR Pro at around 27 grams could easily feel faster, lighter, and more specialized for pure aim. The clicks are one of the more interesting parts. Logitech’s HITS system does feel distinct, with a very consistent and tactile actuation that gives the mouse its own identity. But I also do not think it completely separates itself from newer lightweight mice the way some people might expect. Modern mice with very light actuation force already hold up extremely well, so while Logitech’s system is cool and satisfying, it is not some untouchable black magic. Good lightweight clicks are already scary good now. Overall, the Logitech Superstrike is a really cool mouse with a lot of potential. It feels premium, modern, and genuinely different, but it also feels like it is not fully there yet. The weight and balance hold it back, the ultralight competition is brutal, I like the mouse a lot, but I would not call it my endgame.