The Logitech G Pro X2 Superstrike has certainly made a splash since its release. The Superlight-esque rodent swaps conventional main click switches for an adjustable actuation system that mimics the rapid trigger and super-high sensitivities of Hall effect keyboards, while still offering a fairly tactile click feel through the use of haptics. It's been billed as the best gaming mouse the brand has ever released, and it's certainly onto something.
Are the short vibrations under each button the most satisfying in the world? No. Does the battery life live up to its siblings? No. Does it represent a solid ground-shift the world of the best gaming mice has been crying out for? Maybe.
