TheLogitech G Pro X Superlight 2has been a personal favorite since reviewing it over a year and a half ago. Its no frills, lightweight design are perfect for everyday use and gaming. Logitech has taken a simple-yet-responsive approach to the Pro X Superlight 2 and made a gaming mouse that is tough to beat. And yet, Logitech G has made a slight tweak to the Pro X Superlight 2 with the Pro X Superlight 2 DEX that, for some users, will make it even better.
At a quick glance, theLogitechG Pro X Superlight 2 DEX might not seem all that different from the base model, and in a lot of ways that’s true. The key difference is that the DEX has a slight curve on the left side of the mouse and a wider base to fit within a right-handed person’s grip. It’s that deviation from the Pro X Superlight 2’s symmetrical design that makes the DEX different, and for right-handed people, I would say better.
That isn’t to say the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 is a bad or uncomfortable mouse, but the addition of the slight curve and a wider bottom makes the DEX more comfortable in the hands. It fits snugly without making it difficult to use the side mouse buttons or slide across a large mousepad. The choice of the DEX name might make some gamers think that this is an ambidextrous mouse, but it will be less comfortable for most left-handers than the basic Superlight 2.
Outside of that design tweak, the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 DEX is functionally the same as the Superlight 2. It features the same, ultra-responsive Hero 2 sensor capable of up to 44K DPI and Logitech’s Lightspeed USB-A dongle for 8kHz polling. The mouse can pick up the slightest movements and also keep track as you quickly slide it across a large surface. There’s a good clickiness to the mouse’s buttons, the scroll wheel is smooth but with enough resistance so that you can pinpoint a spot in a website. And as the name implies, it’s an extremely lightweight mouse (only 60g).
There isn’t much more to say about the Superlight 2 DEX that I haven’t already covered in my initial review. This is one of thebest gaming miceI have ever used, and is a major recommendation for anyone not looking for extra functionality or a plethora of additional buttons. It has great battery life to boot, and the Superlight 2 is much easier to charge than its predecessor, requiring only a basic USB-C cable instead of a proprietary one.
Some users might prefer a little more heft to their gaming mouse, and for them, I’d recommend theLogitech G502 X. But if you want a mouse that feels like an extension of your hand and glides across the mousepad effortlessly without sacrificing any accuracy or responsiveness, the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 DEX is an incredible pick-up.
Logitech G PRO X Superlight 2 DEX
The Logitech G PRO X Superlight 2 DEX is a high-performance wireless gaming mouse that caters to competitive and casual gamers alike thanks to its incredibly low weight profile, its excellent Hero 2 sensor that offers up to 44K DPI of tracking, an impressive 88G of acceleration and is rated at a maximum speed of over 888 Inches per second (IPS).It also offers 8kHz polling rates in its wireless mode allowing for both accurate and low latency connectivity even as it delivers up to 95 hours of battery life and leverages extremely responsive optical switches under the hood.The Logitech G PRO X Superlight 2 DEX also comes with a generous 2-year limited hardware warranty.
The Logitech Pro X Superlight 2 DEX mouse is available now for $159.99. It comes in white, black, or pink color options. Game Rant was provided the white model for this review.
