The Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2 Wireless Gaming Mouse (ASIN B0BJ8PCDXJ) is available on Amazon.ca for $189 CAD and sets the bar for competitive wireless gaming mice with its 60g ultra-light shell, HERO 2 sensor with zero processing, LIGHTFORCE hybrid switches, and class-leading 95-hour battery life over LIGHTSPEED wireless. It is the mouse used by more professional esports players than any other.
“"I have used every top mouse in the last three years. The SUPERLIGHT 2 is the first one I bought where I felt no desire to try something else. Sensor, switches, weight, battery — all best in class simultaneously."”
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“"The 60g weight makes extended gaming sessions dramatically less fatiguing. After 6 hours my hand and wrist feel noticeably better than with my 90g mouse. The ergonomic difference at lightweight is real."”
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“"LIGHTFORCE switches are genuinely faster than my old mechanical clicks. The response feels more immediate, which in Valorant means my click registration aligns more closely with my visual reaction time."”
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“"95 hours is not real — I cannot remember the last time I charged it. I charge once every two to three weeks of daily gaming. The LIGHTSPEED wireless is completely invisible in use."”
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No RGB — purely utilitarian
The SUPERLIGHT 2's lack of RGB is a deliberate design choice for weight savings, but it generates consistent complaints from buyers who expected the aesthetic options available on other premium gaming mice. The mouse is a tool, not a desk decoration.
Source: RedditCollected in an earlier pass; not linked to a source thread.Side buttons could be more pronounced
Some users find the side thumb buttons have less tactile feedback than competitors. The buttons are functional and reliable, but the click feel is shallower than Razer's side buttons, which some gamers notice coming from other mice.
Source: Amazon reviewerCollected in an earlier pass; not linked to a source thread.Price premium versus competitors
At $189 CAD, the SUPERLIGHT 2 is priced at the top of the wireless gaming mouse market. Buyers comparing it to the Razer DeathAdder V3 HyperSpeed ($119) or Logitech G305 ($79) struggle to justify the premium for performance improvements that require very precise mechanical skill to perceive.
Source: Amazon reviewerCollected in an earlier pass; not linked to a source thread.No dongle storage in mouse
Unlike some wireless mice that store the USB dongle inside the battery compartment, the SUPERLIGHT 2 has no dongle storage. The dongle is small enough to lose easily, and several buyers have replaced it after misplacing it during travel.
Source: Amazon reviewerCollected in an earlier pass; not linked to a source thread.Only 3 owner mentions have been collected for the Superlight 2 so far. One praised the sensor and build as 'incredibly engineered,' while two flagged value-for-money and Logitech's G HUB software as weak points. Three mentions aren't enough to call this a consensus either way; treat this as directional, not a verdict.
