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Logitech G PRO X2 SUPERSTRIKE

Name: Logitech G PRO X2 SUPERSTRIKE
Brand: Logitech

Updated 2026-07-291 min read2 sources cited

PS8.2/10

Ranked #2 of 3 in Best Gaming Mouse

Best overall / wireless

From $179.99Approximate — prices change and we do not track them in real time

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Key specifications

Sensor: HERO 2, up to 44,000 DPI, 888 IPS tracking speed
Switches: Haptic Inductive Trigger System — electromagnetic, tunable click point
Weight: 61g
Battery: Up to 90 hours
Connectivity: Lightspeed 2.4GHz wireless, wired USB-C, PowerPlay-compatible; up to 8,000Hz polling

Our verdict

The mouse to buy if you want the newest input technology actually backed by testing, not just marketing. RTINGS' top-tested wireless result comes from a real combination — the proven HERO 2 sensor and Superlight 2 shape, plus tunable haptic switches that are a genuine capability, not a gimmick. The one place a rival beats it outright is battery life, where the Viper V4 Pro below lasts twice as long.

How it scores

Each criterion is scored 0-100 from published specs and lab-tested figures in the sources below, then weighted by the fixed formula this category uses. The weights are the same for every product here.

Performance35% of score

Weight Ergonomics20% of score

Battery Life20% of score

Price Value25% of score

Strengths and limitations

Pros

RTINGS rates it the best wireless mouse it has tested
Haptic Inductive Trigger switches let you tune exactly how early a click registers — not fixed like a mechanical switch
61g with the HERO 2 sensor — flagship tracking performance in a genuinely light shell

Cons

$179.99 — the most expensive mouse in this launch lineup
90-hour battery is solid but shorter than the Viper V4 Pro's rated 180 hours
Electromagnetic click tech is new enough that long-term reliability isn't yet established the way mechanical switches are