Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 Lightspeed, rosa, USB

Mit der G Pro X Superlight 2 liefert Logitech eine sinnvolle Weiterentwicklung der ersten Generation, die mit besseren Tasten, einer längeren Akkulaufzeit und einer höheren USB-Abfragerate von 2.000 Hz punkten kann. Zur Empfehlung reicht es aber nicht, denn diese verbleibt wegen des Preises beim direkten Vorgänger.

Unterm Strich ist die Logitech G Pro X TKL Lightspeed eine solide Gaming-Tastatur im hochwertigen Design. Mit einer UVP von 229 Euro orientiert sich Logitech am Oberklasse-Preis von kabellosen Modellen, zieht in diesem Produktsegment jedoch vor Konkurrenz wie der ROG Strix Scope II 96 Wireless den Kürzeren.

Die Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 markiert eine hervorragende kabellose Gaming-Maus, die vor allem auf technischer Ebene und mit langer Akkulaufzeit überzeugt. Wirkliche Alleinstellungsmerkmale sucht man hingegen vergebens, während der Preis etwas zu hoch ausfällt.

The Pro X Superlight 2 wireless gaming mouse is currently available in 3 colors (black, white and red), features a total of 5 fully programmable buttons and is based around Logitech's HERO 2 optical sensor (44000DPI resolution / 888 IPS tracking / 88G acceleration / zero smoothing, acceleration and filtering) variants of which they've been using for quite some time now. Logitech has also used their LIGHTFORCE hybrid optical-mechanical switches for the primary buttons (variant of the Omron D2FP-FH1 switches, 70 million actuations minimum), LIGHTSPEED wireless connectivity (8kHz polling rate), 290mAh lithium-ion rechargeable battery (up to 95 hours) and zero-additive PTFE feet for optimal performance. It's been years since I had a Logitech gaming mouse in the office so let's see what the Pro X Superlight 2 Wireless is capable of.

I get a lot of different peripherals into the office for testing and you might think that I am constantly changing up what I use as my “main” hardware but that isn’t the case most of the time. Once I find something I like I stick with it. I still use the MasterKeys Pro L for my keyboard and for my mouse over the years I started with the SteelSeries Xai on to the Sensei and eventually switched to the Pro Wireless from Logitech when that came out. I switched to the Superlight and updated that to the bright pink Superlight when someone at Logitech sent a few over. That isn’t to say that I haven’t been a fan of other mice, but it's clear that I have a preferred shape. With that, the announcement of the new Pro X Superlight 2 which has been rumored for a long time is an exciting one. But as always in this situation improving on a popular design can be hard and it can be easy for small changes to upset people. So I’m curious to see how Logitech decided to improve on one of their more popular mice.

Logitech G revealed two new premium PC gaming peripherals today: the G Pro X Superlight 2 ultra-light mouse and the G Pro X TKL Lightspeed mechanical keyboard. These new additions join the Logitech G Pro X 2 Lightspeed gaming headset, released earlier this year, to complete the popular Pro series line. This gear is intended to offer top-of-the-line performance for esports pros and the competitively-minded players that seek to emulate them - but do they deliver?