Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 DEX: ergonomics and eight thousand hertz for eSports

Logitech updates its reference mouse for professionals with the G Pro X Superlight 2 DEX. This model abandons symmetry for an ergonomic right-handed design, maintaining the ultralight weight and adding an 8000Hz polling rate. An evolution designed for those seeking absolute precision in competition. 🖱️

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The technical leap: HERO 2 sensor and 8000Hz polling rate ⚡

The DEX features the HERO 2 optical sensor, capable of tracking movements at 500 inches per second. The real novelty is the 8000Hz polling rate, which reduces input latency to 0.125 milliseconds. This means the mouse reports its position to the PC eight times faster than a standard 1000Hz model. To take advantage of it, you need a modern processor and optimized games; otherwise, the benefit is marginal. The weight remains at around 60 grams, and the battery lasts up to 95 hours at maximum polling rate, a non-trivial detail for daily use.

8000Hz: the perfect excuse to blame the hardware 😅

Now, when you miss a shot in your ranked match, it won't be because of your aim. You'll blame your mouse's 1000Hz polling rate. But with the DEX and its 8000Hz, the excuse is over. Well, you can always say your monitor doesn't run at 800Hz or the server was lagging. At least, with 60 grams, your wrist will have no excuse not to move. Anything to climb the ranks, even if it's just in self-esteem.