The Logitech Pro X2 Superstrike is one of the most impressive gaming mice I have tried so far. From the very first moment, it stands out for its very comfortable and 'accessible' design, which easily fits different grips and does not tire you even after many hours of use.

What really takes it to the next level are its new technologies. The haptic clicks provide a completely different feel compared to classic switches, with a more immediate and faster response, and you can adjust them according to your preferences. Combined with the HERO 2 sensor, the tracking is extremely accurate and stable, even during very fast movements.

The wireless performance is also top-notch at 8k polling rate with no lag or disconnections, making it ideal for competitive gaming. Its weight remains low, maintaining a sense of control and ease of movement.

Overall, it is a mouse that left me very satisfied. If you are looking for something modern, with innovative features and high performance, it definitely deserves your attention.

A mouse aimed at those who want to try out new technologies. It will NOT make you a better player but for me it is a nice to have due to the new technology it brings to the gaming mouse field.

The X2 Superstrike is one of those mice that from the first click you realize it's trying to do something different. And it succeeds—at least in terms of click feel.

The haptic clicks have nothing to do with classic mechanical switches. They are more "crisp," more immediate, and give the feeling that they activate instantly. To the point that when you go back to a more traditional mouse, like the Superlight 2 I was using before the X2, it feels slower or even a bit mushy. It's like going from a 144hz screen to a 60hz screen.

As for the skates, it comes with UHMW-PE stock which is decent, especially if you play on a glass mousepad. Nevertheless, if you want to take it a step further, dot skates are worth more in my opinion.

An interesting side-effect of the haptics is that clicking is more relaxing for the hand. It doesn't require the same force as traditional switches, which makes a difference in long sessions.

The main negative for me is (was) the weight distribution. It is noticeably front-heavy due to the haptic technology, something that personally bothered me at first but I have now gotten used to.

At around 60 grams, it's just fine. Mods are starting to come out that will bring it down to 50-55 grams.

EDIT: I added a video with the difference in click between Superlight 2 and X2 Superstrike. Note that the setting in the video for the X2 Superstrike is at Actuation Point 3 with a minimum of 1 and a maximum of 10. So it's not at its lowest setting.

After several mice focused on competitive FPS and as a former owner of the Razer Viper V3 Pro, I decided to get the Logitech Pro X2 Superstrike because of the Haptic Feedback, since for 1/5 of the money you can find equally VERY good mice (Check out @kimmye9 if you want suggestions). However, if budget is not an issue, then what I will say is addressed to you; otherwise, with 50-60 euros you can get excellent mice with which you can EASILY reach Radiant in Valorant, top 500 in Overwatch, Faceit rank 10, etc., and spend the rest on gyros or protein, whatever you love.
The mouse itself is what we've come to expect from Logitech. Nice all-around design, comfortable in the hand with good weight (at 61g).
Length 125 mm
Width 63.5 mm
Height 40 mm
It will mainly suit Palm/Claw grip even for LARGE hands (like my own paddles), now if yours are bigger (lol) then you might need Fingertip grip.
The PTFE feet it has are quite good but nothing special and I'm waiting to receive new ones from Wallhack because I ran out.
It includes grip tapes which for now I don't find necessary, although someone might need them for the sides of the mouse.
Supports Logitech Powerplay if you have the corresponding mousepad. If you don't, DON'T buy it, and better invest in a Wallhack SP/VA-005/4. Why?
The battery of the mouse is MORE than enough for all-day use and maybe 2 or 3 days with up to 90+ hours at 1000hz polling rate.
Speaking of polling rate? It supports up to 8000hz but I don't recommend it due to CPU load and a real difference of 0.001% without exaggeration. Watch any CS pro, you won't see anyone except maybe 1-2 out of 40-50 having more than 2-4k polling rate.
Let's talk about the Inductive "Switches" and the Haptic Feedback?
It has 10 settings for the actuation point from 0 to 10 and you can set it wherever you want. The Haptic feedback ranges from 1 to 5.
Personally, I have it set to 1 and I have no problem with accidental triggers and get maximum value from reduced latency/travel distance. The Haptic Feedback is excellent compared to traditional Switches but that's a matter of personal taste, I believe. It supports rapid trigger with adjustable actuation point, which I have set to 7 though I rarely use it.
As for the sensor, I won't say much as it doesn't make much sense. It's top of the line along with Razer's at 44,000 DPI. The important thing is that it has NO built-in acceleration/smoothing at all.
Lift-off distance adjustment as well as Surface optimization.
It has onboard memory with up to 5 profiles which works perfectly.

The ONLY disadvantage I find and would like to see is Sensor angle adjustment for better horizontal control because no one holds the mouse at a right angle and it's something that even some mice at 50-60 euros support.
Note that there is a way to fix THIS too with Rawaccel via Github if you can get it to work (Anti-cheat / Vac safe).

TL:DR it's an EXTREMELY EXPENSIVE mouse that won't make you Radiant / Global Elite / Top 500 etc. forget about that no matter how much you believe it and get a mouse like the ATK VXE Dragonfly R1 Pro, MCHOSE A7 V2 Ultra, even Razer Viper V3 Pro or Endgame at half the price.
If budget is not an issue, then buy it and I believe you will be satisfied. It is the best consumer grade mouse on the market right now for FPS games. Nothing more, nothing less.

If you get it, invest 5-10 euros in mouse skates like the PTFE from Wallhack/X-ray and if you don't have one, a good cloth/glass mousepad from Wallhack or Artisan. There are other companies but they don't pay me, brother, so I won't name them all.

5 stars because I'm not one of those cringe people who say that 5* is only for God himself or that there's always room for improvement.

P.S. As soon as I posted the review I saw that it's only available at 280+ euros. DO NOT BUY IT FOR GOD'S SAKE. It should be 180.