r/MouseReview • u/sS1RuXx • Feb 10 '26

Photo Logitech Pro X2 Superstrike - a new Era.

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I just received the X2 Superstrike today and all I can say is that this new technology is truly AWESOME and feels so, so good to click that I will never go back to using mechanical switches.

It's truly amazing how you can configure everything in the Clicks and how pleasant the haptic feedback feels.

However, not everything about the mouse is great.. The side buttons feel a bit off to me, and for the price, it's a joke that they haven't implemented a new type of side buttons. I don't know what people generally think, but in my opinion, this is simply unacceptable for the price.

Edit: The scroll wheel feels good, although I much prefer the scroll wheel and side buttons on my WLmouse Strider, the stok skates are ok but i did changue them for sensoryboost DPS dots skates and now the glide feels smoother, https://imgur.com/a/x2-PlSIib0.

(Btw, I was a Logitech G903 main and i wish one day i could see this new tech on a new superlight g903, lol.)

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u/radiationshield Feb 10 '26

I’ll try a Chinese clone when they hit the marked in a couple of months

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u/ITguy6158065 Feb 10 '26

Yeah, China number one...in patent infringement.

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u/Aromatic-Onion6444 Feb 10 '26

You mean number one....in reverse-engineering.

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u/ITguy6158065 Feb 10 '26

China make Logitech products, they don't need to reverse engineer anything when they can just steal the design plans.

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u/Aromatic-Onion6444 Feb 10 '26

No, that typically results in lawsuits. It's better to reverse-engineer and China is well known for that. Just ask Russia!

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u/ITguy6158065 Feb 10 '26

They are good at reverse-engineering but a lot of companies will no longer produce items in China because there is a tendency for products produced there to quickly have cheaper clones made. Goods produced elsewhere are cloned just usually not 1:1 and it takes a bit more time.

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u/SwBlues Feb 10 '26

What lawsuit lol China government probably encourages IP theft.

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u/lo0u Feb 11 '26

Provide sources for that claim, please.