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Logitech PRO X2 Superstrike G-Shus Mouse Review: Input Point Adjustment and Rapid Trigger Feature Analysis
This video provides a detailed analysis of the features, functions, advantages, and disadvantages of the PRO X2 Superstrike (G-SUS) mouse released by Logitech. In particular, it focuses on the operating point adjustment and rapid trigger settings through the Haptic Immersion Trigger System (HITS) technology, and its actual performance in games. Overall, the innovative features are satisfactory, but some shortcomings are pointed out, such as the feet, center of gravity, wheel, and side buttons.
1. 🚀 Introducing the Logitech PRO X2 Superstrike (G-SUS): Haptic Immersion Trigger System (HITS) Technology
- ✅ The PRO X2 Superstrike (G-SUS) mouse released by Logitech is equipped with Haptic Immersion Trigger System (HITS) technology, unlike existing mice.
- ✅ HITS technology allows for operating point adjustment and rapid trigger settings, similar to magnetic axis keyboards.
- ✅ This technology is being evaluated as a game changer that will bring new changes to the mouse market.
00:07 - 00:49
1. 🚀 Introducing the Logitech PRO X2 Superstrike (G-SUS): Haptic Immersion Trigger System (HITS) Technology
- ✅ The PRO X2 Superstrike (G-SUS) mouse released by Logitech is equipped with Haptic Immersion Trigger System (HITS) technology, unlike existing mice.
- ✅ HITS technology allows for operating point adjustment and rapid trigger settings, similar to magnetic axis keyboards.
- ✅ This technology is being evaluated as a game changer that will bring new changes to the mouse market.
01:01 - 01:49
2. 📦 Examining the Components and Exterior Design: Similar to the Existing G-SR
- ✅ Components: Mouse body, dongle, dongle extension dock, C-type cable, puck with feet attached, grip tape, manual
- ✅ Exterior: X2 design applied to the same shell as the existing G-SR
- ⚠️ Concern about discoloration: Possibility of discoloration in the white color model
- ✅ Weight: 61g, not much different from the G-SR
01:50 - 03:20
3. 🖱️ Analyzing Click Feel and Haptic Feedback: Unique Operation Method and Settings
- ✅ Click Feel: You can only feel the click through haptic feedback, with almost no physical click feel
- ✅ Haptic Intensity Adjustment: Haptic intensity can be adjusted in the G HUB software (1~5 levels)
- ⚠️ Noise: Almost no noise even when the haptic intensity is set to maximum
- ✅ Silent Use: Silent clicking possible by setting haptic feedback to 0
- ⚠️ Battery: Battery consumption increases as haptic intensity increases
03:21 - 05:15
4. ⚙️ Measuring Operating Point and Rapid Trigger Performance: Impact on Gameplay
- ✅ Operating Point: Measured as a fixed value from 4, with unstable values shown from 1~3
- ✅ Comparison with Existing G-SR: The G-SUS's operating point must be set to 5 or 6 to be at the same level as the existing G-SR
- ✅ Rapid Trigger: The point at which you release the mouse is also important and affects gameplay (e.g., PUBG zoom speed, rapid clicking)
| Setting | Measurement |
|---|---|
| Operating Point 1 | 0.13~0.16mm |
| Operating Point 2 | 0.13~0.2mm |
| Operating Point 3 | 0.18~0.2mm |
| G-SR 2 Click Start Point | 0.35mm |
05:16 - 06:19
5. 🎮 Actual User Review: Reduced Hand Fatigue and Potential as a New Game Changer
- ✅ Reduced Hand Fatigue: Feeling of reduced hand fatigue during long-term use
- ✅ Fast Click Feel: Feeling of faster clicks due to the lower physical input point
- ❓ Durability: The lifespan of the switch is not specified, so it is unknown how long the durability will last
- ✅ Game Changer: Potential to bring new changes to the gaming market if the durability is good
06:20 - 08:03
6. ⚠️ Main Disadvantages: Feet, Center of Gravity, Wheel, Side Buttons
- ❌ Feet: Too much braking, making it difficult to use. Replacement is essential
- ❌ Center of Gravity: Phenomenon of leaning forward. May be uncomfortable for claw or finger grip users
- ❌ Wheel: Stiff feeling. Increases fatigue in games that use the wheel for jumping, such as Apex Legends
- ❌ Side Buttons: Mushy feeling. Not clearly distinguishable
08:04 - 08:59
7. ⚙️ Introduction to Sensor, Battery, and Other Features: HERO2 Sensor, BOP Mode
- ✅ Sensor: HERO2 sensor (100-44,000dpi, adjustable in 5 increments)
- ✅ Battery: Up to 90 hours of use. Fast charging speed
- ✅ G HUB Software: dpi setting, polling rate setting, key assignment setting possible
- ✅ BOP Mode: Wheel input time adjustment function (prevents unintentional input when lowering the wheel)
09:00 - 09:17
8. 🖱️ Gaming Surface Mode: Sensor Optimization Function
- ✅ Gaming Surface Mode: Function for the sensor to be optimized for the surface
- ⚠️ Based on G640 Pad: Concerns exist that sensor accuracy may decrease when using other pads
09:18 - 10:39
9. 💰 Price and Final Conclusion: Innovative Features vs. Shortcomings
- 💰 Price: Expensive at ₩259,000
- ✅ Function: Can improve reaction speed by adjusting the physical input point
- ✅ Human Benchmark Test: G-SUS 160 (Powerplay + G-SR 2 = 190)
- ⚠️ Disadvantages: Feet, center of gravity, price
- 💡 Purchase Considerations: Attractive to gamers who want fast reaction speeds, but shortcomings and price must be considered
- ⏳ Alternative: Possibility of cheaper and lighter products being released