I purchased the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 as a replacement for its predecessor without the 2 moniker after it went to silicon heaven.
I gratefully acknowledge the preservation of the design and shape, which is absolutely ideal for my hand size and grip. At first, my fingers traditionally slipped on the surface of the mouse, but even if I did not use the included grips, after a few days of running, the grip is already absolutely secure and the mouse does not tend to slip out from under my fingers.
Superlight 2 has finally arrived on the market with a USB-C connector, heureka! However, here I will not praise Logitech so much, as I would have expected the same connector already in the older sister. The included cable has a rubberized surface and is quite stiff. It's definitely not something I'd want to have attached to a mouse while gaming (or even working on a PC), and it really only finds use when charging.
The pair of main buttons has a sure and reliable response, compared to its predecessor I was surprised by a slightly louder and "snappier" sound of the main buttons. It's definitely not a distracting or annoying sound, it's just different than the first generation Superlight. The side buttons are positioned within comfortable thumb reach. The wheel is stepped with smooth running and a rubberized, knurled edge.
I fondly remember some of Logitech's previous gaming mice with a dedicated DPI switch button, but the Superlight 2 unfortunately doesn't have one. Fortunately, for my needs, it is possible to create a universal profile in the G HUB with sensitivity that suits both gaming and normal PC activities, if necessary it would be necessary to switch the DPI in the G HUB software.
The slides glued from the factory (as with any other gaming or non-gaming mouse) are not great, and given their thickness (or rather thinness), I have no doubt that they will wear out very quickly and will need to be replaced very soon. Review within a review - I got the glass Superglide on the previous generation and will be ordering them on the Superlight 2 as well, they are absolutely perfect for the plastic backing and I am completely happy with them.
In Logitech G HUB I had everything I needed set up in a few minutes and I was happy to take advantage of some of the new features (sensor calibration, lift-off distance settings from the pad surface, power saving options). As a traditional bonus, you can also save settings in the mouse's internal memory.
Endurance in the gaming mouse category looks impressive so far. The previous generation was already doing more than well, and Superlight 2 goes one step further.
My impressions of playing with Superlight 2 are virtually identical to the previous generation of mouse - enjoyable and completely seamless. It's only slightly muddied by the aforementioned gliders (which has a very easy solution), making it one of the two (and a half) things I would fault the mouse for. The second is of course the price, however, I was already reconciled with it in advance and it can not be said that it would not match the quality of the product and the half belongs to the cable, which of course does not need to be connected when playing.
Bottom line - I am extremely satisfied with the Logitech PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2 and I am happy to recommend it to all FPS gamers (not only).