The Logitech G Pro X2 Superstrike has me the most excited that I've been over a gaming mouse since the launch of the original Logitech G Pro X Superlight back in 2020. The Superlight offered something new by shaving down its weight into 'ultralight' territory while retaining a solid shell. That was a genuine leap forward for competitive gaming. Now, it feels like we're at another one of those stages where there can be a real leap forwards, and it's once again being given to us by a Superligh– sorry, a Superstrike.
They're easy to confuse at a glance because the bulk of the Superstrike is identical to the previous Pro X Superlight 2, except for one crucial area: the switches. The Superstrike doesn't have your regular mechanical or optical switches, rather it uses what Logitech is calling a Haptic Inductive Trigger System (HITS), ie, a mix of inductive sensing for input and haptic feedback for the click sensation.
