Logitech Pro X Superlight 2 DEX Review (VS DeathAdder V3 Pro) 

Yeah this is what I figured out recenty with my current mouse. I tend to play better with more narrow and lower back hump, specifically right at the back. I have medium sized hands and do relaxed claw and wider backs makes it physically harder to aim and do micro-adjustments. Else I go for a smaller mouse that is less restrictive when it comes with contact with the palm. I think the Superlight 2 will stay as the main for a lot of people. And maybe in a couple years, a proper upgrade with the Superlight 3.

any csgo2 highlights?

i mean the thorn is a similar shape and decently smaller, i enjoyed it for a few months before going back to a symmetrical mouse. i feel like the dav3 and dex are made for larger hands and arent really all that comfortable for most people despite being ergo designs

First night of playing with it I too had a bit of pain within 2 hours. Couple days later second night though was fine for ~4hrs so maybe just needed to adjust to it a bit.

@@profosist I believe that if you’re hand size si 20 cm and above it should be ok (mine is 18 cm),also depends what games you play.

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Hey Jay! I see you're enjoying the outdoors more (clicked on your channel to see how you are going), that's awesome... I need to do the same, locked inside too much working, thinking of doing more videos that require me to be outside too haha I'm enjoying life though, love being creative. Hope you're well too!

Any idea whether they fixed the creaking shell in the new batches? Mine was creaking louder than the wall I punched a hole in.

Wholeheartedly agree DAV3 best mouse by razer by far. Unreal for its performance and price. Goated

Waiting for that one as well so I can decide between X3 and V3 ES.

V3 is just a heavier V3 with onboard gimmicks. Maybe try the V3 in the meantime so when the X3 comes out, you know your winner.

I tried, how do you change the on board settings? It wasn't letting me for some reason... not sure how to use their fancy new Hub software.

​​​​@@RocketJumpNinja iirc in the overview click on the little processor icon next to the mouse to set it to onboard memory, then click on the mouse and change slot 1 to desktop default, after u can turn onboard back off

@@RocketJumpNinja Aight I'll do the steps in order. Make sure to follow them closely, and let me know if it works. 1. Make sure onboard memory is off. 2. On the top right, you should have a list of your profiles. I want you to click on that and click "manage profiles". This puts you in a list of profiles. 3. You are now inside a menu, where you have two rows: Games & Applications on top, and Profiles, macros, integrations, and settings below. I want you to click on "Add profile for the selected app" (Technically this step isn't needed, but it makes it easier). Give it a name, like "Rocket Jump Ninja Badaboom" or something. 4. Now, I want you to go back to the menu where you change DPI, Polling Rate, Etc. and I want you to select your new "Rocket Jump Ninja Badaboom" profile in the top right. 5. Next, you want to adjust your profile to your liking. Your different dpi steps and such, but most importantly, you need to click on the three dots to the right of your preferred DPI (in your case 1600), and click on "Assign Default DPI". This is the thing that determines the DPI it starts on when the mouse wakes up. 6. Then, I want you to go to device settings (cog at the bottom left, still in the DPI and polling rate menu), and I want you to turn on on-board memory mode. 7. Then, I want you to click on slot 1 (or the slot you happen to be using in onboard mode), and left click it. It should show a bunch of profiles, both game profiles and the new "rocket jump ninja badaboom" you just made, which is located under "desktop". I want you to replace your existing settings with that profile. Clicking on your new profile is enough. 8. Lastly, I want you to click on Details to make sure that your default DPI is on 1600, and your report rate is the preferred one (I either use 1000 or 2000). Hope it works. Let me know if anything troubles you.

@@RocketJumpNinja search Google for "Logitech G Onboard Memory Manager" its a separate piece of software.

i have it its too small for 18+ cm hands

@@HXISE Well, horses for courses, since the Op1 is so good i don't know i'm using it, i.e. it never feels like an impediment

19X10 and same. love the dex. dav3pro was too big for me.

For some reason I'm having issues with mice lighter than 70ish grams. Just feels too unstable for me, I wonder if I just need to put tons more hours to adjust to the weight.

Completely agree. Idk if it’s just that most gamers have small hands or something, but they swear by the smallest mouse shapes and it makes my hand cramp so bad. Pulsar X2, Logitech Superlight, Razer Viper, everything I tried in that mouse shape was so uncomfortable to my pinky until I finally got the DAV3P and my pinky cramps disappeared

@@HikaruSwift17 Needs a good 2 weeks to a month to have fully adjusted. If you play aim trainers it helps a lot, if you already know how you react to training to that you adjust quicker because trainers usually reveal your bad habits or weak grip.

@@bigman8733 Superlight is still quite awesome how it's fine for 90% people thoug ! But i recomend trying 5 to 10% bigger superlight, pmm does that if you wanna try with a second hand G305 electronics (and you can buy the modkit only)

It's 63 grams how much lighter do you want it to be?

@@julianmorgan79 I know it’s probably not possible but I’d really like for them to somehow make something in the 40 gram range without a bunch of holes. I love ultra lightweight mice for my aim but not for the comfort

@@bigman8733 consider the WLmouse the sword x it's about 47 grams, it's made of magnesium and has a 3950 sensor. I wanted it but I don't like the side cutouts in the mouse because it's an holed shell, which is fine but not on the side where my thumb needs to rest.

Still trying to catch up on others but if I get time and run out of these other mice to do, then yeah maybe!

Honestly there's a bunch of other mice that aren't from Logitech, better quality too

Walt for the Pulsar X3, which basically is a G703 clone but half the weight. To be released this October.

This is nothing like a G703 shape-wise though, it's also nothing like an EC-styled ergo mouse, but it's an interesting take by Logitech regardless

Wait, it's a different size? Well that's confusing. Mouse companies need to do better with their names. I'll see if I can get one, thanks!

@@RocketJumpNinja Yep, I was also confused. It's slightly smaller and also much cheaper

@@RocketJumpNinja yeah I just tried a friends and was like what they heck this feels way better *confused look*. Its like a touch smaller than the EC2. Idk what Razer even thinks the HyperSpeed branding means anymore, so confusing! I did find the clicks rather slick finish wise but ordered one that night.

@@itsGeneral glad I wasnt the only one. The feet are largely improved as well.

I find my brain adapts to however I'm holding it, so it's not like I feel like I'm not moving it in the right direction or anything... as you may see from that clip where I miss like 5 rails in a row... they're not far off, but at that level of Quake, you need to be fast and accurate, and accuracy being even slightly off like that will result in missed shots.

Nah I hold most mice on an angle, but yeah this one is clearly too big for my hand and grip, so it just felt hard to move/aim. If the angle was an issue, I wouldn't have got close with aiming, but the shots weren't missing by much.

I feel the same honestly.

That's still a thing? Why are they spinning out? I thought that was solved years ago...

​@@RocketJumpNinja Yes it is. I've checked with other mouse reviewers, and it seems like spin out still occurs. After doing some research, it looks like the Hero sensor doesn't work well with certain mousepads, especially glass ones.

@@torr4334 tried changing the lift off distance? That's usually what causes it... calibrate with software.

You have a point...

i always thought the thumb button(s) on the opposite side would be a pain.

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Vaxee E1 ;)

Same. None of them are like the MZ1 though... unless we finally get an update to the MZ1, that would be awesome too.

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@@RocketJumpNinja Look I just wanted to take the "1st comment" away from someone who would comment that with something stupid 😨

@@suspiciousfish1854 Thanks for confirming you're not one of those bots!

Yeah feels wider, you may want to give it a shot.