PRO X Superlight 2 DEX Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse, 60g pro-Grade Lightweight Mouse with 5 programmable Buttons, USB-C Charging, 32k DPI Sensor for PC/Mac - Black

To start I own over 60 mice and yes, I do have a problem but I think my problem can be useful to whomever reads this. I've been a huge Logitech mouse guy from the olden days when my main and only mouse was the old MX518. Now my main mouse after trying many has been the G pro super light for the past 2 years straight. I've been wanting to try the new Ergo version with 8k polling and I'm really glad I did. The Superlight Ergo is a lot more comfortable to me, and the clicks are easily the best I've ever felt on a mouse. The weight is light but I could be lighter in a world were 50g seems to be the new standard now. The Shape a great for larger hands as its a bit bigger that the Deathadder hyperspeed. For me I used fingertip grip so it doesnt make a huge difference. Also the coating perfection, giving plenty of grip but at the same time feeling smooth. If your looking for a consistent, well made and engineered product with relatively light weight and amazing shape then this is the mouse to get. Yes there is cheaper out there but I find Logitech's mice to be consistent, and with good customer support that's located in my country it makes it a no brainer to pay a little more. If it was a little cheaper and weighed 10 grams less it would be an easy 5/5.

I have been struggling to find a new mouse to replace my Logitech G703. The right-hand version of the G PRO X S2 has been the perfect upgrade. It's overpriced in my opinion, but I think it's worth it on discount. It's extremely lightweight - so much so that I actually bought a 20g weight for it. It has a very tactile click and is very accurate and responsive. After trying several others, I'm very happy with it.

Love the dex design. The weight of the mouse is enough and the feel of it is great. The added tapes are nice feeling too

The mouse is super responsive and feels great in the hand. I’ve not had any input lag or double clicking issues either. My only complaint is the cable which is of a less-than-flexible rubber unlike paracord which is used for many other high end mice.

I wish there were at least two more buttons, but that’s probably how they keep the weight down. Other than that it’s a solid mouse. I have large hands so I tried both the standard and right-hand variants: the regular actually hurt my hand to use, but the slight ergonomic adjustment on the right hand variation was enough to alleviate those.