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The Superlight 2's 60 g hardware in a right-handed ergonomic shell, with 8 kHz polling and a 95-hour battery.
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The Pro X Superlight 2 DEX reworks Logitech's 60 g esports mouse into a right-handed, asymmetrical ergonomic shape while keeping the HERO 2 sensor at up to 44,000 DPI, 8 kHz LIGHTSPEED polling, LIGHTFORCE hybrid switches and a rated 95 hours of battery life. Reviewers praise the contoured comfort and main clicks. It is on the larger side at about 126 mm long per Tom's Hardware, so smaller hands may struggle, and there is no Bluetooth mode.
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Seen Nov 9, 2026
$159.99
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Tom's Hardware · Sarah Jacobsson Purewal
PositiveRates it a strong ergonomic alternative to the regular Superlight 2 with the same core specs, though it stays pricey and its generous size may not suit smaller hands.
4/5 · 2025-03-16
Read the sourceGamesRadar+ · Tabitha Baker
PositivePraises the ergonomic curves, the main button feel and easy 8 kHz wireless as a leading pick, while noting thinner software features than rivals and no Bluetooth.
5/5 · 2025-03-04
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Tom's Hardware measures it at 125.8 mm long and 67.7 mm wide and warns it might feel too big for small hands, so smaller-handed players should check the dimensions first.
No. GamesRadar lists the lack of Bluetooth as a drawback, and Logitech's specs cover LIGHTSPEED wireless and a wired connection only.
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