Superlight 2c

Double click is a mechanical switch problem not a logitech problem. Superlight 2 and dex have optical switches which dont double click. Shape is king. superstrike has horrendous weight balancing and the switch performance claims are mostly just marketing. they have some benefit but its not as grand

i've used both for valorant. viper v4 pro has slightly lower click latency (razer's optical switches at 0.2ms vs logitech's 1ms). battery life is similar - about 80 hours on viper vs 95 on superlight. but viper charges via usb-c and works while charging, superlight needs a magnetic puck accessory fo

I have legit all the top end razor and Logitech mice right now and they have pros and cons but I use the superlight 2 ergo the most.

Yeah!, Im going with 2c and if my hands will somehow grow a bit I will upgrade to super strike. Or if logitech release smaller version superstrike x2 compact. Like the superlight 2c Then im buying it day one release.

I don't remember ever spending hours fiddling with a mouse in my life. I'm seriously going to lose my mind 😃 I've never seen a mouse as problematic as the Superlight 2. I'm 2300 Elo on Faceit (I don't play much, maybe 120 matches), Premier 30k, and a champion in R6, and I really know how things shou

Hero sensor and being wireless. The thing is that hero2 sensor which is better and wireless aspect is enough for me. So technically I could go with superlight 2c because its alot better than g305 and just live. But there is one big reason why its so hard to choose for me. Superlight 2c for some reas

Let’s be real, Logitech and Razer have been releasing mediocre mice compared to the likes of Wlmouse, Pulsar, Hitscan (with their 1 mouse), and all the other quality Chinese brands. I’ve had the Viper V3 Pro and the G Pro X Superlight 2 on release day, and I’ve been rotating between the 2. That was

kinda wild that razer hasn't made a mini version yet tbh. i ran into the same thing and ended up trying the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 which feels way smaller in hand. the Lamzu Atlantis Mini is another solid option if you want that lightweight feel without modding. both come small out of the box

I havnt used the v3 personally, but they seem to pretty close in shape and is around 20g lighter than your current mouse. The v3 has a slightly larger bump, but not as exaggerated as the superlight. Razer Viper Mini seems like the closest in size to the ultimate. Size comparison of the mice: https:/

PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2 DEX It's a pretty standard model I'd say but tbh im not surprised anymore when it comes to logitech software lol