I got the chance to test out this mouse thoroughly for my Logitech G Pro 2 Lightspeed review last year, and it's an undeniably impressive bit of kit. However, it's a more incremental upgrade over the standard Logitech G Pro. At its current price point, though, that extra cash is worth it for the upgraded Hero 2 sensor.
If you are on the lookout for an upgrade, you can get the Logitech G Pro 2 Lightspeed for just under $105 right now. The pink and white models are both available at this price, and the black model can be purchased for $110. If you like a slightly more vibrant look, you're in luck. This is only available for Prime members, but if you're not a member, you can get a free 30-day trial right now.
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Coming equipped with the Hero 2 sensor, offering a DPI of 44K and an IPS of 888, this is an impressive beast in a very cute and small frame. At 80 g, it's got enough weight to feel comfortable in the hand, but it also didn't feel so light that I was worried about the wind knocking it off my desk.
Unlike the Pro x Superlight 2 and Superlight 2 Dex, the G Pro 2 Lightspeed is a truly ambidextrous mouse. It's asymmetrical with two extra buttons on each side. These buttons can be replaced with panels, which means, if you're left-handed, you can simply remove the buttons on the left-hand side. The same is true for right-handed users.
I have two central critiques I levied at this mouse when I got my hands on it last October. The first is that Logitech's software is not good, to put it lightly. Though I have run into some problems since, I'm happy to report it's much more stable now. The other critique is that the G Pro 2 isn't that much different to the standard G Pro (other than the upgraded sensor). This is still true, of course, but on sale, the G Pro 2 Lightspeed makes a lot more sense to pick over its predecessor.
In Mouse Testor results, I found the sensor to perform admirably, being both consistent and capable of keeping it with speedy movements. I found it to work well at handling twitch shooters like Counter-Strike 2, but it also handled the fine-tuned movement needed for the likes of Such Art.
With a battery life of up to 95 hours, and a comfortable feel, this is a solid all-around gaming mouse, and one that I've used for days of both gaming and productivity work extensively.
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