Logitech has launched the flagship G Pro X2 Superstrike esports gaming mouse in India, featuring the Haptic Inductive Trigger System (HITS) that replaces mechanical switches with an analogue haptic system for faster, more configurable clicks.

Key specs include a 0.6 mm ideal click travel, copper coils generating an electromagnetic field, ten actuation point adjustments, and an 8 kHz polling rate for ultra-low latency, with tracking up to 888 IPS and 88G acceleration.

The design aims to reduce click latency by up to 30 milliseconds and is configurable via G HUB software, which offers five rapid trigger reset options and five intensity levels for haptic feedback.

Battery life is rated around 90 hours at 8,000 Hz wireless polling, with real-world use around 85 hours and quick reprovisioning to about 85% in roughly 40 minutes.

Industry voices from Robin Piispanen and a G2 Esports midlaner underscore speed, adaptation, and competitive advantage as core messages of the rollout.

Performance tests show strong tracking consistency across a wide CPI range with low jitter, delivering solid responsiveness in FPS titles like Valorant and CS2.

Unboxing reveals accessories such as a wireless dongle, non-braided cable, grip tapes, and a second bottom lid with PTFE skates; the reviewer notes the lack of a braided cable as a drawback.

The mouse weighs about 65 grams, uses PTFE feet for smooth glide, and delivers up to 90 hours of battery life on a full charge.

Its lightweight, right-handed symmetrical design with a 61 g target weight and LIGHTSPEED wireless aims to deliver near-wired performance with a compact 125 x 63.5 x 40 mm form factor.

Quick specs list 125 x 63.5 x 40 mm dimensions, five buttons, onboard memory via G HUB, DPI range up to 44,000, 88G acceleration, 888 IPS, 1000 Hz wired, 8000 Hz wireless, USB 2.0+ compatibility, and a two-year hardware warranty.

Logitech positions SUPERSTRIKE as a breakthrough for speed and precision in competitive gaming.

The product emphasizes zero smoothing, filtering, or acceleration to preserve cursor response, along with five onboard memory profiles accessible through G HUB.