The thing to note is that I did not receive this from Logitech directly, so I have no specs/materials for the mouse AT ALL, I had to investigate EVERYTHING myself. The "Gaming Surface Mode" that you need to enable to be able to control LOD is something you should check out from other reviewers, or Logitech's website!
you could argue that the gpx 1 was ahead of it’s time but it’s kinda sad to see how little they changed in 3 years while other companies made massive improvements to their mice
Many thanks for always spending time on click feel. This is tremendously important, and it's confounding how -- despite mice having just a handful of categorical qualities -- many reviews still overlook one or more of them. Button quality (including sides) and click feel just shouldn't be such an issue for so many manufacturers, but it is (even after already having achieved tops marks on prior models). I have a number of optical button mice, and not one of them is equal to those with (good) simple mechanical switches.
As someone who buys way to many mice this doesn't excite me at all, I will probably skip this release. Logitech really needs to revamp the g703 or bring out a new exciting shape already, they are getting left behind
Common Haus W. My patience paid off. Time to upgrade to GPX 2. I have used the lightforce switches extensively on the G502x and to me they feel much lighter and better than the razer opticals for example. but thats just me.
I'll be interested to see if other reviewers have the same thing to say about the click feel. Everyone seems to say the 502X switches feel light, but there's nothing to say that logitech haven't tweaked it for the GPX2 and are going for a heavier implementation more in line with a lot of other recent mice. Personally I'd rather they were on the lighter side.
This mouse sounds very underwhelming for an update to a mouse they released 3 years ago. it just sounds like a GPX thats moderately upgraded to meet whats been a standard in every mouse worth talking about thats released over the past year and makes the ULX from Finalmouse look like literal black magic with all its got going for it for a price of $189 vs this for $160. Unless this has one hell of a sale going i cant see any reason id buy it when i own a GPX ive had mods done to.
What are you talking about? The original superlight won't be a bad mouse even in 20 years. If you're good with the shape, it's a perfect mouse. It literally had no flaws that needed fixing. Stup1d kid
Basically if you got a GPX in 2020 and it's worn out you can now replace it with a slightly better version of the same thing you like. Otherwise it's not as compelling as the Viper V2 or DAV3, IMO.
This is the boat I'm in, had the GPX since launch day and I know the shape works very well for me. I'm not too keen on the idea of heavier clicks though, the light click feel is one thing I really like with the GPX. I know the viper shape doesn't work for me, but I'm tempted to give the dave a shot instead.
DAV3 sucks for competitive FPS though. It's an office task or MMO mouse. Sensor, clicks, and side buttons feel great and it's a comfortable ergonomic shape but it is not an athletic mouse. The width of the baseplate is WAY too wide and feels like it protrudes further than the side walls.
In sweden it's more like 200 dollars. And they still don't make their own charging dock. Anything at 130 and up should come with accessories that reflects the premium price.
I actually think that the optical switches are a downgrade, because even if they can't double-click when they wear out mechanically after a year they start feeling mushy and if I'd like to change them there are no spares sold anywhere so the mouse becomes a paper-weight. Hopefully omron makes these widely available in places like aliexpress,then I'd consider upgrading.
So here’s a serious question, how hard are you pressing your left/right click buttons that they wear out after a year? Is there something particular about optical switches that makes them wear out faster? I always exclusively had the scrollwheel break way before anything else. Only ever had one mouse’s left click die on me, and thats cause i slammed it too hard, and it just broke.
Optical switches have nothing to do with "becoming mushy" Their spring system is literally the exact same as any other button Optical switches are by far better in everyway compared to traditional switches
@@goochipoochie Yes it is and I go through "every other button" in less than a year and when there's no replacement option I have to throw the mouse away. It happened with my Deathadder v2.
@@Moonwired They don't wear out faster, they wear out at the same rate difference being I can't buy replacements anywhere. And it's not that I'm clicking hard it's that I'm playing games for 4 to 6 hrs a day.
This latency situation has got to be similar to what happened at the beginning with the Lamzu 4k being inconsistent. I guess after a few firmware updates, the latency will be better than ever.
Well being 0.8ms faster is like going from 1000hz to 5000hz. 4000hz is equal to 0.75ms so they improved their 1000hz by 0.4 and the other 0.4 is the frequency increase
@@stefanpapdi5151 Yes, that was the motion latency. I was referring more to the click latency which is absolutely shocking that it performs that badly (relative to its predecessor of course).
The question is, what is the HIGH LOD setting? If it's still only 2mm it serves no purpose whatsoever. I hope it's at the very very least 3mm then I'll try it.
@@luelegante866 lod is lift of distance, if its set to low then as soon as u lift up ur mouse even a little bit, it will stop tracking instantly.. the higher the LOD, the more u have to lift ur mouse for it to stop tracking.. if the LOD is set to high and u lift ur mouse too little, it will still keep tracking and ur cursor will move on the screen low is the best for me, because it makes sure my cursor only moves when my mouse is touching the mousepad, as soon as i lift my mouse to re-adjust, it stops tracking
Let me know when they fix the scroll wheel. Everyone I know has issues with the scroll wheel eventually scrolling the wrong way e.g. scrolling down a page and then randomly jumping up. Completely unacceptable for a $150+ mouse.
Amazing. Excited to get this in hands for sure. It is truly a very anticipated mouse release that we have been waiting for. Really sad to hear how heavy clicks are since I already think the OP1we clicks are way too heavy.
Had the superlight and it was very big for my hand... Sad that they don't make a "mini" version of this shape... Clicks are definitely personal taste, I have a op1we and I'm loving the clicks (It can also be QC related), just sad that the performance on the op1we is not on pair with the last releases from other brands in terms of hardware/motion delay and click response. Nothing that bothers me a lot since I play at 400dpi's... :P enjoying the mouse more than the HTX ace (36g) that was simply to light for me.
The biggest reason why I havnt considered switching to yet another Log mouse is Razers mice seem alr head of the game atm by a while, theyve had optical switches for a while yet even still they have motion sync on the Viper V2 Pro. And even if they were identical id much rather have that consistency, yet I have seem NOTHING abt motion sync as far as reviews go on youtube. Only 1 video covered it and no one seems to cover that aspect of comparison. Seems like the response time are almost identical to majority of mice out there so is it even worth it?
I bought a gpx literally today, and then I got home used it, and 3 hours later the gpx2 got announced. Not mad at all though because I got the gpx slightly used for $60
The weight decrease isn't masively changed. We have the ultralight which is going to be 29 grams this year. Despite this comment really enjoyed the review and earned a sub
I think their approach is somewhat understandable. If they remake the whole thing to compete with some brands like Finalmouse, It simply wont be superlight anymore. slight improvements are great in this case since they can keep the core users who love the OG mouse but still provide a better product IMO.
my friend has been considering the gpx 2 but feared that the switches woulld feel like other opticals (he considers them all dull), so this is great news for him. now just gotta wait for regional pricing
I'm never buying anything off logetic again, their scroll wheel is complete garbage, I press left click and it triggers scroll wheel, you all hate it when you jump shoot someone like that. Thank you for another honest viking review! Love it!
It really depends, it is somewhat disappointing, but at the same time they've made it as responsive as most 4K mice on the market and it has better battery life and is much more reliable!
I honestly people are hung up on the weight not changing much. If this was 55g, everyone would be excited for the mouse. The tech side is great, as expected and they already had leading tech with their 1khz. I can also see why they didn't want to change their weight too much. Tough spot to be in
En saa oikeen päätettyä että hommaako tän Superlight 2:n vai Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro. Ei tuu pelattuu mitään competitivea, että tulis lähinnä yksinpelaamiseen ja coop-pelaamiseen taktisissa räiskinnöissä (esim. Ready Or Not). Kumpaa suosittelisit ite näistä kahesta?
The best reviewer strikes again! I think the upgrade compared to a GPX1 is very marginal. I also have a brandnew Razer Viper V2 Pro in white and I LOVE IT, fantastic product. So I think I'll pass for now since I don't really need it and 170€ is quite the number. 🐻
The DM clips you put in make it seem like you're controlling the crosshair waayyy better than you normally would. Were these just good clips or is the mouse really that good😂
so I was waiting to see if this would be a good compared to the Razer; as not owning a gaming mouse, returing to PC gaming, just for fun, and play CSGO, COD, Warzone, Baldurs Gate3, Total War, and willl use the mouse for work and social, would this GPRO X 2 be worth the purchase to the Razer
@hausgaming Instantly clicked on the video, thanks for the review! Harder clicks feel/ switches are a big let down for me nowadays for most mice, considering that the new Pulsar mice and Ninjutso announcement will be using Omrons as well just like the GPX 2, but said to be lighter! May have to pick one up soon to try it but may return if I don’t like it (lol).
I wont rush on getting this, had the gpx since 2020 the only mouse i go back to, yea its underwhelming granted they did sorta added modern stuff but slow with it, feels like a yearly release car with minor changes.
Hopefully an update comes out that gives us 4k polling rate. Coming from an m2k and testing the mouse from 1k to 2k, there was no visible difference in smoothness/tracking. But bumping it up to 4k/8k, mouse tracking feels super smooth that going back to 1k felt a bitter blurry/stuttery. Not a lot of games support the high polling rate natively but with a w11 update not too long ago, it fixes the stuttering issue and you can leave it at 4k/8k with no issues. At least for me since I have the pc parts to run it and the lg oled monitor to really benefit from it
Everyone knows - Everyone in the industry knows that gamers like a lighter and more silent clicks. Yet, Logitech made it more clicky. Why? Simple - someone has a relationship (more likely a financial) with the vendor who provide the parts. Usually the arguments those kind of people uses is the better parts are harder to secure, but the inferior parts are easier to secure.
Was saving money to get this mouse but tbh this so underwhelming to the point where ill prob just get a mouse from a company I have never tried b4 like gwolves, or vaxee
Not much can be improved from arguably the best performing 1khz mouse tech. They have improved what they can, without changing the formula they have with the original superlight. The only thing I can see is the optical switches should have been faster, which is a bit of a surprise
60 ish gram is great balance between integrity and lightweight. Starlight 12 is lightweight but cost of its integrity. Wobble base and switches as well as gap between chase and base. The experience of using it was not really great. I eventually sold it. If starlight would fix its base, it is probably the best mouse ever created. Nonetheless, gpx2 is small upgrade and doesn't address its weaknesses at all
Seems to be an upgrade all the way around, the switch change is way better if you ask me. The clicks were too light on the GPX original - tactile and harder to press is better.
quite literally the same mouse, anyone upgrading from the gpx 1 to the gpx 2 is straight up a clown, this will not change a single bit of your gameplay
Heavier mouse clicks seem kinda dumb for a lightweight mouse like this one, i feel as though with the heavier actuation it would make aim abit jittery.
I honestly wonder if the clicks are more durable as the gpx 1 for me feels like cheap plastic and while clicking it very hard when panicking it sometimes gets stuck in a weird position amd after a year it eventually broke
For someone who never got a gpx before, do you recommend getting the new one or the og one? Cuz I’m really torn between the gpx and viper v2 pro and lampung Atlantis mini. I don’t know what to get, I own a model o wireless rn
I wonder if the clicks will break in to be softer but so far you made it sound pretty lackluster which is pretty disappointing considering how many people use the previous version.
Damn, I was looking for replacement for Superlight, since it's the only mice that can use PowerPlay (I got custom deskmat with Eva foam and LGG Saturn XL on it). But this it not worth to change.
Yea the biggest thing I was worried about were the new switches. The opticals on the 502 X just werent that great so I wasn't expecting much. Unfortunately in my case this mouse seems like downgrade than any upgrade. Ah well, I've moved on from the GPX as it is so I guess this was just a sign.
@@dolphinchiang7219 recently ive adopted a fingertip grip and I find it just works better with my larger 19x10.5cm hands. So the pulsar x2v2 mini is pretty decent for it and I recently got the G-Wolves HSK pro 4k. It's pretty interesting but works well. If you are more of a claw person, the lamzu atlantis regular or mini is best depending on hand size. Heard good things about the new pulsar x2h but I havn't tried it. However if you are accustomed to an ergo mouse like the deathadder, I strongly suggest the DAV3 faker edition specifically. They use a different coating on that specifically that is more like what is on the gpx and other mice which I find is much better than the chalky feeling of Razer's original models.
the optical switch is already a win for me, my superligh went bad twice in 6 months aned i had to rma each time, so superlight 2 would be really good + its usb c (but I hate the non braided cable again)
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The thing to note is that I did not receive this from Logitech directly, so I have no specs/materials for the mouse AT ALL, I had to investigate EVERYTHING myself. The "Gaming Surface Mode" that you need to enable to be able to control LOD is something you should check out from other reviewers, or Logitech's website!
How'd you manage to comment 15 hours before the video released
@@myteor5576unlisted video
WOWERS. THE ONLY GOATED REVIEWER WILL GET HIS HANDS ON THIS MOUSE
IS IT POSSIBLE TO BUY FROM U THE X2H. I NEED AN AUTOGRAPH ..1
G PRO X 3, 150 EUROS FOR 8K
you could argue that the gpx 1 was ahead of it’s time but it’s kinda sad to see how little they changed in 3 years while other companies made massive improvements to their mice
They should fix the double clicking issue with their switches.
I mean what is there to change tbh.
@@doomeR_007 4k/8k hz, weight, material, skates, a mini version
@@doomeR_007they already did by switching to opticals
@@doomeR_007 do you know what optical switches are?
man why did they change mouse feet shape for no reason, now we have to wait months again for tiger arcs to come out.. silly company
Many thanks for always spending time on click feel. This is tremendously important, and it's confounding how -- despite mice having just a handful of categorical qualities -- many reviews still overlook one or more of them. Button quality (including sides) and click feel just shouldn't be such an issue for so many manufacturers, but it is (even after already having achieved tops marks on prior models). I have a number of optical button mice, and not one of them is equal to those with (good) simple mechanical switches.
As someone who buys way to many mice this doesn't excite me at all, I will probably skip this release. Logitech really needs to revamp the g703 or bring out a new exciting shape already, they are getting left behind
What? That's literally the most used mice on the pro scene, what's there to change?
Common Haus W. My patience paid off. Time to upgrade to GPX 2. I have used the lightforce switches extensively on the G502x and to me they feel much lighter and better than the razer opticals for example. but thats just me.
I'll be interested to see if other reviewers have the same thing to say about the click feel. Everyone seems to say the 502X switches feel light, but there's nothing to say that logitech haven't tweaked it for the GPX2 and are going for a heavier implementation more in line with a lot of other recent mice. Personally I'd rather they were on the lighter side.
Agree spot on 👍
This mouse sounds very underwhelming for an update to a mouse they released 3 years ago. it just sounds like a GPX thats moderately upgraded to meet whats been a standard in every mouse worth talking about thats released over the past year and makes the ULX from Finalmouse look like literal black magic with all its got going for it for a price of $189 vs this for $160. Unless this has one hell of a sale going i cant see any reason id buy it when i own a GPX ive had mods done to.
What are you talking about? The original superlight won't be a bad mouse even in 20 years. If you're good with the shape, it's a perfect mouse. It literally had no flaws that needed fixing. Stup1d kid
the finalmouse wont even have latency like their own wired 500hz mice and its gonna be 8000hz….
Huge miss for those button clicks. WOW 😯
Didn't expect them to be like that.
Basically if you got a GPX in 2020 and it's worn out you can now replace it with a slightly better version of the same thing you like. Otherwise it's not as compelling as the Viper V2 or DAV3, IMO.
This is the boat I'm in, had the GPX since launch day and I know the shape works very well for me. I'm not too keen on the idea of heavier clicks though, the light click feel is one thing I really like with the GPX. I know the viper shape doesn't work for me, but I'm tempted to give the dave a shot instead.
pretty much my case lol. My GPX is starting to show its age, even starting to spin out from time to time.
DAV3 sucks for competitive FPS though. It's an office task or MMO mouse. Sensor, clicks, and side buttons feel great and it's a comfortable ergonomic shape but it is not an athletic mouse. The width of the baseplate is WAY too wide and feels like it protrudes further than the side walls.
In sweden it's more like 200 dollars. And they still don't make their own charging dock. Anything at 130 and up should come with accessories that reflects the premium price.
I actually think that the optical switches are a downgrade, because even if they can't double-click when they wear out mechanically after a year they start feeling mushy and if I'd like to change them there are no spares sold anywhere so the mouse becomes a paper-weight. Hopefully omron makes these widely available in places like aliexpress,then I'd consider upgrading.
So here’s a serious question, how hard are you pressing your left/right click buttons that they wear out after a year? Is there something particular about optical switches that makes them wear out faster? I always exclusively had the scrollwheel break way before anything else. Only ever had one mouse’s left click die on me, and thats cause i slammed it too hard, and it just broke.
Optical switches have nothing to do with "becoming mushy"
Their spring system is literally the exact same as any other button
Optical switches are by far better in everyway compared to traditional switches
@@goochipoochie Yes it is and I go through "every other button" in less than a year and when there's no replacement option I have to throw the mouse away. It happened with my Deathadder v2.
@@Moonwired They don't wear out faster, they wear out at the same rate difference being I can't buy replacements anywhere. And it's not that I'm clicking hard it's that I'm playing games for 4 to 6 hrs a day.
Yeah this is a problem with optical switches. They get mushy over time like when razer viper was released, I heard so many problems with it
Still still waiting on the g703 superlight 😢
This latency situation has got to be similar to what happened at the beginning with the Lamzu 4k being inconsistent. I guess after a few firmware updates, the latency will be better than ever.
Well being 0.8ms faster is like going from 1000hz to 5000hz.
4000hz is equal to 0.75ms so they improved their 1000hz by 0.4 and the other 0.4 is the frequency increase
@@stefanpapdi5151 Yes, that was the motion latency. I was referring more to the click latency which is absolutely shocking that it performs that badly (relative to its predecessor of course).
Im really happy with the adjustable LOD. The super low LOD has been the only problem I've had with GPX 1
Would you mind explaining to me what does LOD do inside a mice?
@@luelegante866you can adjust the lift off Distance which is the distance when the sensor stops responding to movement the g pro 1 had a lod of 1mm
@@luelegante866 lift of distance
The question is, what is the HIGH LOD setting? If it's still only 2mm it serves no purpose whatsoever. I hope it's at the very very least 3mm then I'll try it.
@@luelegante866 lod is lift of distance, if its set to low then as soon as u lift up ur mouse even a little bit, it will stop tracking instantly..
the higher the LOD, the more u have to lift ur mouse for it to stop tracking.. if the LOD is set to high and u lift ur mouse too little, it will still keep tracking and ur cursor will move on the screen
low is the best for me, because it makes sure my cursor only moves when my mouse is touching the mousepad, as soon as i lift my mouse to re-adjust, it stops tracking
Tuesday saver, always the honest and most reliable review as normal!
Let me know when they fix the scroll wheel. Everyone I know has issues with the scroll wheel eventually scrolling the wrong way e.g. scrolling down a page and then randomly jumping up. Completely unacceptable for a $150+ mouse.
I would love a G Pro Superlight mini !
I knew the fireworks review I'll find is from hausgaming. Never a dull moment.
YO!!? Haus just blew away with that early review
Soo, from someone who has a heavily modded gpx,(50g, japanese omron, and TTC encoder). I should skip this release... 🤔
Amazing. Excited to get this in hands for sure. It is truly a very anticipated mouse release that we have been waiting for. Really sad to hear how heavy clicks are since I already think the OP1we clicks are way too heavy.
Had the superlight and it was very big for my hand... Sad that they don't make a "mini" version of this shape... Clicks are definitely personal taste, I have a op1we and I'm loving the clicks (It can also be QC related), just sad that the performance on the op1we is not on pair with the last releases from other brands in terms of hardware/motion delay and click response. Nothing that bothers me a lot since I play at 400dpi's... :P enjoying the mouse more than the HTX ace (36g) that was simply to light for me.
For me it's not really something I notice in-gamr but they will eventually release the w version of op1
you bought the wrong version of the g wolf. the hts plus is a gpx mini, the htx is a viper mini mini
i would love mini version as well !
The biggest reason why I havnt considered switching to yet another Log mouse is Razers mice seem alr head of the game atm by a while, theyve had optical switches for a while yet even still they have motion sync on the Viper V2 Pro. And even if they were identical id much rather have that consistency, yet I have seem NOTHING abt motion sync as far as reviews go on youtube. Only 1 video covered it and no one seems to cover that aspect of comparison. Seems like the response time are almost identical to majority of mice out there so is it even worth it?
I bought a gpx literally today, and then I got home used it, and 3 hours later the gpx2 got announced. Not mad at all though because I got the gpx slightly used for $60
No need to upgrade from gpx1!
ngl that is kinda exciting for heavier clicks! the factory omron clicks were so light for me I ended up switching them out huano blue white dots
We need 4k polling tests from you!
After having my GPX for nearly 3 years, probably going to pick this up. My GPX has finally started to spin out (very really), so this will be nice.
The weight decrease isn't masively changed. We have the ultralight which is going to be 29 grams this year. Despite this comment really enjoyed the review and earned a sub
29 in small, 33 medium
The weight difference being massive was a joke obviously! 👍
Sick shots! Can I ask your cs res?
It cost $300 AUD probably plus $10 delivery in Australia. Thats a lot. Same cost for the Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro
I think their approach is somewhat understandable.
If they remake the whole thing to compete with some brands like Finalmouse, It simply wont be superlight anymore.
slight improvements are great in this case since they can keep the core users who love the OG mouse but still provide a better product IMO.
Hyvä video. Ralliengallista tunnisti että suomalainen kyseessä. :D
May I know does the finalmouse stand a chance against gpx 2 or razer mouse? When it comes to motion latency
my friend has been considering the gpx 2 but feared that the switches woulld feel like other opticals (he considers them all dull), so this is great news for him. now just gotta wait for regional pricing
back to the g703 superlight waiting room i go :(
I'm never buying anything off logetic again, their scroll wheel is complete garbage, I press left click and it triggers scroll wheel, you all hate it when you jump shoot someone like that.
Thank you for another honest viking review! Love it!
why don't they make multiple sizes? still too big for me
I agree with most comments that’s there’s no real reason to upgrade if you already have a super-light mouse but it’s hard to improve on perfection.
Which one you recommend gpx1 or gpx2? (Still haven’t decided which one to buy)
Do u think the gpx2 is a disappointment? Cause i dont see any real changes except the 2kzz
It really depends, it is somewhat disappointing, but at the same time they've made it as responsive as most 4K mice on the market and it has better battery life and is much more reliable!
I honestly people are hung up on the weight not changing much. If this was 55g, everyone would be excited for the mouse. The tech side is great, as expected and they already had leading tech with their 1khz. I can also see why they didn't want to change their weight too much. Tough spot to be in
mor liek 1.2 such an incremental change when we're a whole new ocean with mice over the last three years
G703 Superlight waiting room
En saa oikeen päätettyä että hommaako tän Superlight 2:n vai Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro. Ei tuu pelattuu mitään competitivea, että tulis lähinnä yksinpelaamiseen ja coop-pelaamiseen taktisissa räiskinnöissä (esim. Ready Or Not). Kumpaa suosittelisit ite näistä kahesta?
Honest and on point review Good job
The best reviewer strikes again!
I think the upgrade compared to a GPX1 is very marginal.
I also have a brandnew Razer Viper V2 Pro in white and I LOVE IT, fantastic product.
So I think I'll pass for now since I don't really need it and 170€ is quite the number. 🐻
The DM clips you put in make it seem like you're controlling the crosshair waayyy better than you normally would. Were these just good clips or is the mouse really that good😂
I'm wondering if the Hero 2 sensor has motion sync. Does Hero 2 have it like the 3395 and Focus Pro sensors?
Waited for this mouse and then there is a Haus Review. Must watch!
What would you think about Lamzu Atlantis (new version) clicks compared to your list? Thanks in advance
so I was waiting to see if this would be a good compared to the Razer; as not owning a gaming mouse, returing to PC gaming, just for fun, and play CSGO, COD, Warzone, Baldurs Gate3, Total War, and willl use the mouse for work and social, would this GPRO X 2 be worth the purchase to the Razer
Most intelligent reviews for gaming peripherals🤙🏻
@hausgaming Instantly clicked on the video, thanks for the review! Harder clicks feel/ switches are a big let down for me nowadays for most mice,
considering that the new Pulsar mice and Ninjutso announcement will be using Omrons as well just like the GPX 2, but said to be lighter! May have to pick one up soon to try it but may return if I don’t like it (lol).
You can try changing mouse switches to ones that you like
I wont rush on getting this, had the gpx since 2020 the only mouse i go back to, yea its underwhelming granted they did sorta added modern stuff but slow with it, feels like a yearly release car with minor changes.
Haus, are the clicks heavier or lighter than razer's gen 3 opticals in viper v2 pro?
I'm also interested. They seem way too heavy for me...
wonder if it'll be a case like the XM2WE where the clicks need to break in as well?
Never had this with my XM2we, but definitely could be the case. I've used it for longer than a week, and they haven't broken in yet 🤔
GPX 1.2
Hopefully an update comes out that gives us 4k polling rate. Coming from an m2k and testing the mouse from 1k to 2k, there was no visible difference in smoothness/tracking. But bumping it up to 4k/8k, mouse tracking feels super smooth that going back to 1k felt a bitter blurry/stuttery. Not a lot of games support the high polling rate natively but with a w11 update not too long ago, it fixes the stuttering issue and you can leave it at 4k/8k with no issues. At least for me since I have the pc parts to run it and the lg oled monitor to really benefit from it
It will receive an update to 4k
@@apec1p389 yeah I saw that. Idk if it will be an update or dongle update.
@@Luftrille it’s not fake. It’s mentioned in the Logitech website. Also I’m no longer interested in it. I bought a zaunkoenig m3k.
I have a 144hz monitor and play that on CS2, would this mouse be suitable?
Legit thought Stephen Hawking's machine was talking for him
I haven’t got a Logitech G Pro Superlight yet and i don’t really care about price so which one should i get one or two?
Yesterday i received my vaxee npo1s wireless, played with it for 3 hours and instantly fell in love, seems like i am not gonna be missing out
Haus, what about the "customizable side buttons" that were mentioned before?
Which one should be used between optical only and hybrid ?
still behind razers competition somehow
Everyone knows - Everyone in the industry knows that gamers like a lighter and more silent clicks. Yet, Logitech made it more clicky. Why? Simple - someone has a relationship (more likely a financial) with the vendor who provide the parts. Usually the arguments those kind of people uses is the better parts are harder to secure, but the inferior parts are easier to secure.
@hausgaming by any chance do you know what the gaming surface mode does? it was below the optical switch feature
i wanna see a upgrade review on motion latency and click latency in 4k
Why no MINI version as well?
Please do a video on CS pro keyboards!
Zyw0o switched to the wooting 60he at the recent major and others are switching too
Was saving money to get this mouse but tbh this so underwhelming to the point where ill prob just get a mouse from a company I have never tried b4 like gwolves, or vaxee
Good and wise choice 👌🏻
Heavy clicks are big nono. Overall idk the price and upgrades are kinda mid. Since you can buy the Og Gpx for less than 100€ in many cases.
razer still in the top 1 in terms in motion,click latency and polling rate.
Thanks for the great review bro
really good review, I will happily keep my GPX1
So i really recently get a deathadder v3 pro coming from the first gpx. Is it worth it sending the deathadder back and get the gpx 2?
I just bought the first gen red one with micro usb, should I sell it and get this one or keep it?
honestly seems kinda sad how little they improved
Not much can be improved from arguably the best performing 1khz mouse tech. They have improved what they can, without changing the formula they have with the original superlight. The only thing I can see is the optical switches should have been faster, which is a bit of a surprise
@@scotty_teee4226 If you look at competing mice coming out this year, you'll know that there is so much to be improved upon.
60 ish gram is great balance between integrity and lightweight. Starlight 12 is lightweight but cost of its integrity. Wobble base and switches as well as gap between chase and base. The experience of using it was not really great. I eventually sold it. If starlight would fix its base, it is probably the best mouse ever created. Nonetheless, gpx2 is small upgrade and doesn't address its weaknesses at all
Seems to be an upgrade all the way around, the switch change is way better if you ask me. The clicks were too light on the GPX original - tactile and harder to press is better.
With the normal Superlight being at 99,99€ in my country, is it worth the upgrade?
it got a 4k polling rate update btw
quite literally the same mouse, anyone upgrading from the gpx 1 to the gpx 2 is straight up a clown, this will not change a single bit of your gameplay
Cope
@@TheMamba212 npc reply 😂😂😂😂
@@AzoXDesignTV you fool
its amazing how logi just decided they didn't want to be king anymore, just passing the crown to razer without any resistance.
Does the scroll wheel have the same left/right click function as the g502?
Heavier mouse clicks seem kinda dumb for a lightweight mouse like this one, i feel as though with the heavier actuation it would make aim abit jittery.
I honestly wonder if the clicks are more durable as the gpx 1 for me feels like cheap plastic and while clicking it very hard when panicking it sometimes gets stuck in a weird position amd after a year it eventually broke
At this point we will never see Logitech bring back older shapes into todays standards
Heavy clicks sounds disappointing
My gpro superlight side button broke should i get the same one or just upgrade to superlight 2
For someone who never got a gpx before, do you recommend getting the new one or the og one? Cuz I’m really torn between the gpx and viper v2 pro and lampung Atlantis mini. I don’t know what to get, I own a model o wireless rn
what model did you go with?
What do you mean by "a lot of variance per mouse " for razer switches?
Experience varies depending on the model of the mouse, it's not only about the switch itself.
I wonder if the clicks will break in to be softer but so far you made it sound pretty lackluster which is pretty disappointing considering how many people use the previous version.
Great video! Earned a sub for sure. Watched this as I'm eagerly awaiting the delivery of mine :D
Damn, I was looking for replacement for Superlight, since it's the only mice that can use PowerPlay (I got custom deskmat with Eva foam and LGG Saturn XL on it). But this it not worth to change.
I'll just hope on a updated g703!
Yea the biggest thing I was worried about were the new switches. The opticals on the 502 X just werent that great so I wasn't expecting much. Unfortunately in my case this mouse seems like downgrade than any upgrade. Ah well, I've moved on from the GPX as it is so I guess this was just a sign.
weak beta
@@personavi uh what?
@saint_snow what mouse did you get currently? Was actually considering upgrading from wired DA Elite to GPX 2
@@dolphinchiang7219 recently ive adopted a fingertip grip and I find it just works better with my larger 19x10.5cm hands. So the pulsar x2v2 mini is pretty decent for it and I recently got the G-Wolves HSK pro 4k. It's pretty interesting but works well. If you are more of a claw person, the lamzu atlantis regular or mini is best depending on hand size. Heard good things about the new pulsar x2h but I havn't tried it.
However if you are accustomed to an ergo mouse like the deathadder, I strongly suggest the DAV3 faker edition specifically. They use a different coating on that specifically that is more like what is on the gpx and other mice which I find is much better than the chalky feeling of Razer's original models.
the optical switch is already a win for me, my superligh went bad twice in 6 months aned i had to rma each time, so superlight 2 would be really good + its usb c (but I hate the non braided cable again)
They now have the best tech available, can logitech finally upgrade the g305 and g703 ?
They couldve just made a lightweight g903 in my opinion. The shape on that mouse is so good