Logitech GPX2: What Real Users Actually Think on Reddit

Get a Chinese clone they're faster lighter and better overall. If you want a logi then go for the superlight. This is from a guy with a superlight and a gp wireless.

My g pro just started double clicking thanks for this

Nothing about the Superlight 2 is going to translate to a better performance in-game.

Newer sensor, optical main switches, 3 grams lighter, and 8k polling support. The optical switches prevent double clicks but the click feel of GPX2 isn't as good as most mechanical switches.

Pros: New Shape feels like a marriage of the G403 and the GPX Superlight shape. The Arch fills out your hand really well. Performance is good since it has identical internals to the GPX 2. Cons: Loose and inconsistent clicks with pre-travel and wobble. Slight flex in the body, unusual for a $150 mouse.

Get a chinese clone for half the price and weight lol

Only got a few hours in on mine (also the white one). So far no issues, quality feels identical to the regular G PRO 2.

Such a comprehensive review, thank you for your time on submitting content like this.

A product being worth or not depends on your needs, desires, and income. Shape will always be the king in mice. So if you want to try lots of cheap mice in the future, that's a solid strategy. If you already know what you like and you want a superlight, getting one is good too.

Seems like you just got unlucky, my DEX is solid and haven't seen many other issues with build quality from others so far.

Pro x superlight 2 is one of the few decent mice Logitech makes these days (build and parts quality wise). This price is competitive with similar quality 8k polling mice.

Great tear down and review.

No matter how much people hate on logitech, the superlight will always be a banger of a mouse and one of my favorites. Have fun with it.

I paid 160 for this earlier this year kill me

Most people can tell the difference that guy was on some other cope

If you have the money then it's worth it. But if you're hesitant because you're not sure if you'll like the shape, or if you just can't stomach paying $160 on a gaming mouse, there are plenty of GPX clones out there (ATK A9, Mchose M7).

The Lightspeed actually uses a normal battery just as the Superlight (might even be the same?), but is still 20g heavier because of the swappable sidebuttons and the logo having RGB.

I bought it after testing the Sora v2. I just love the shape. Hopefully it has no issues.

The real question is how the new switches will perform. No way in hell I'm accepting double click issues for 170€.

They don't perform identical or better. Mice like the attack shark are very good but not quite as good. you get most of what it is but those extra features separate the gpx from their clones. Even if you make that argument. None of them are better. Some come close but none are better mice overall.

I would recommend an ATK A9. It is identical in shape to a Superlight and even the coating is similar. In a blind test I cannot tell the differences in a Superlight 2 and the A9 Plus. The build quality is good as well and it's a fraction the price of the Light speed.

I have the same exact hand size as you and this is my favorite mouse I've used in a long time, I claw grip it. It has just enough of a hump to claw grip but not big enough to get in the way, makes adjustments easy. It's also surprisingly comfortable for a small size.

I don't like the size of the superlight 2 but now there is a mini version I can now enjoy the potato size in the compact version.

This mouse was unusable for me because of how loud the omrons are, but I managed to hotswap it for some silent switches, and it's really good now.

No, its not a bad mouse but just overpriced.

Now that's a review not the advertising slop the Youtubers have been serving up.

This was a really great read. The detail and flow is superb, I especially liked the part on testing creaking and talking about thickness distribution.

It comes with 2 year warranty and automatic profile switching, and the best battery life out there. Also in case anything goes wrong you have a guaranteed way of reaching out to support for help.

Absolutely not. The microswitches on main buttons are awful, loud and completely different feel/feedback than thumb switches and also completely different than middle mouse button. The MMB is another story - not only awful microswitch but unreliable, and the encoder is spotty at best. A lot of complaints on the net, in my case it started making weird sounds after about a month.

Depends on the price. If you're buying GPX 2 in 2025 for its SRP($160) then its not worth it. However, if you are getting it with a huge discount, like I did, then yes it is! I got mine for about $85 bucks here in the PH during Holiday flash deals. The performance of this mouse is still top tier, and the main buttons are so crispy, only few gaming mice out there can really compete with its clicks, and the build quality is really solid.

If you're a casual gamer, no. But, if you're a competitive player, I think it's the best option.

Superlight 2 is my all time favorite mouse and the current one I'm using. Waiting on the superstrike 2 to arrive so that will probably change.

Get a clone, like the A7 or something. I have an A7X Ultra which granted, is a more expensive clone, but it has way nicer clicks, weighs the same if not less, has a magnesium shell, best pixart sensor out right now, and it's still cheaper than the GPX2. I tried GPX2, it's worse than the original GPX, imo.

The Superlight is the better mouse. The Pro 2 Lightspeed is just shoving the organs of a Superlight into the body of an original G Pro Wireless, which means you get a heavier weight with RGB and left-handed support with the clicks and sensor of the Superlight. I wouldn't recommend it unless you're a left handed player or prefer the heavier weight.

None of the Logitech mouses are good value lol

I hate that double sided tape was the best they could do for the battery. I have three and all of them have had a loose battery, super annoying.

Will this suffer from the double click issue all the logitech mice do? I've been deciding between this, ANOTHER g305 or deathadder.

This mouse uses optical switches, which are not susceptible to the double-click issue.

Super late reply but I've tried dozens of mice. Vaxee xe v2, Vaxee e1, Zowie mice, lamzu maya, etc. I sold all of them and only use my superlight. The shape is just perfect.

I tried this mouse and the incott g23 v2. Incott is just a better executed gpx 2; nicer stock skates, better shell, cool colour way with the teal and the scroll wheel. Also it's half the price. Just returned the gpx 2 and stuck with incott.

I've had one for two years. Worst purchase of my life.

GPX 2 is worth it for $130, but should also be cheaper along with every other mouse thats $100 and up. It has a very unique shape that accommodates to a lot of people and it outperforms and outlives a majority of the mice on the market.

My version had horrible mushy side buttons. Plus I prefer the dav3 shape more.

I've gone through five G203s, and now this XPRO Superlight 2 is starting to feel mushy after just 5 months. I'm about to RMA it. Honestly, every single Logitech mouse I've owned has ended up needing an RMA.

My back side button has been horrific since I got it. Wobbles, tapping on it rattles because theres room between the switch and the button. My LMB randomly crunches and has become a bit wobbly. Have had 3 or 4 spinouts now in CS2.

I had to replace my GPX Superlight twice because of the double clicking and scroll wheel issue after several months. Got tired and bought soldering tools and replaced the switches and scroll wheel encoder. Spent $30 for all the stuff including the tiger ice mouse skates. Almost 2 years and still no issue. I could have bought a different mouse but I just love the shape of the GPX Superlight.

Superlight is the best mouse hands down in my experience. I've heard of niche or smaller companies making something better, but I am yet to feel that. I own Alienware mice, Razer mice, Logitech mice, and a few others. Replaced my G Pro regular for a Superlight and the weight difference is perfect. Do yourself a favor and buy the Superlight, you won't regret it.

I bought this mouse yesterday. It is just the right amount of tension relief to maintain accuracy in FPS games but release that weird omnipresent strain that I always felt in the background. I goddamn love this mouse.

I like my dex alot. It is one of the biggest ergo mice i have ever used and it is relatively light for its size. The only thing I dont like is that the mouse buttons are still mushy.

Mine broke 11 months in, got a free replacement tho.