Logitech G PRO X3 SUPERSTRIKE
Adjustable haptic clicks, 59 g, and up to 135 hours of battery life, if a mid-size symmetrical shape fits you well.
Why we recommend it
The PRO X3 SUPERSTRIKE replaces microswitches with HITS, an inductive system that measures how far you press each button. From G Hub, you can choose between 10 actuation points, 5 reset points with Rapid Trigger, and 6 vibration levels, with the option to turn it off. It makes sense if you play competitive shooters and want to tune the click like on an analog keyboard.
Before buying, check what changes compared with the PRO X2 SUPERSTRIKE, which shares the same shape, clicks, and HERO 2 sensor, only slightly refined. The new part is the chip: Logitech claims up to 135 hours of battery life versus 90, and Club386 projected close to 100 in its test. It weighs 59 g, or 61 g in Europe, and it does not include a DPI button: sensitivity is changed from the software.
If you already have the X2, the improved balance and battery life probably do not justify paying the difference. It is also not for very large or very small hands, nor for anyone who misses a mechanical click: here, it is a simulated vibration. In that case, the X2 does almost the same for about US$20 less.