The mouse, which was originally born with the destiny of an 'input device', has shown more technological changes than expected. From ball mice to optical sensors, to mechanical switches, to wireless, to ultralight, to optical switches. And I wondered if something could change here, but Logitech suddenly introduced a new type of gaming mouse. In short, it is a mouse that can click in a ‘self-guided’ way.
To be honest, Logitech's recent new products were not close to 'innovation'. There was still a superficial perception that it was the best-seller in the gaming mouse world, loved by many gamers, but this was due to a reasonable or familiar feeling of use and brand awareness, and not to being at the forefront of new technologies that far surpassed competitors.
However, the ‘Logitech G PRO Unlike Logitech, which was the most procrastinated when each gaming gear brand introduced optical switches, it can be said to be a product with an operation method that has never been experienced in any other mouse and that has never been thought of in the mouse market.
Another next-level gaming mouse, 'Logitech Zipro
Composition consists of mouse body and feet only opening/wireless receiver/USB cable/mouse grip sticker/user manual ©INVEN
Mouse grip sticker
USB cable supporting USB Type C connection to mouse
Wireless receiver and gender
The Logitech Zipro Thanks to this, Logitech explains that not only is it free from the double-click phenomenon, but it also reduces the click delay time that inevitably occurs due to the physical characteristics of switches that operate in a click type as much as possible. What's even more interesting is that there is no 'mouse click life' in the mouse product information sheet.
It doesn't work with a click, so wouldn't it be boring? Logitech prepared a haptic function as a gift. Haptic is a word that is familiar to people of a similar generation as me, as if they have heard it from old mobile phones, but it seems difficult to define the word. Haptics is a technology we are now familiar with that allows users to perceive a pleasant sense of touch through vibration or feedback on devices operated by touch, but it is a function that is bound to be unfamiliar in mice.
Coming back to this unique switch operation, it also supports a haptic trigger system called HITS (Haptic Inductive Trigger System), which allows you to fine-tune the click trigger point in software. Supports 10 steps in operating point and 5 steps in rapid trigger reset settings. The click haptic feedback can also be adjusted to 6 levels, allowing gamers to choose the trigger point and haptic feedback strength depending on the genre they enjoy and personal preference.
When I first clicked the mouse with the product turned off, I was disappointed by the lack of impact. The senior who was watching next to me said that wasn't how to use it, so I turned on the product and the clicks were fun and amazing even though I wasn't playing the game.
Gshus boasts a truly amazing mouse click feeling that you have never felt before ©Logitech
You can easily and conveniently configure various settings of G-Shus through the dedicated software, Logitech G Hub ©INVEN
Various features of Jishus
Introduction to HITS
HERO 2 sensor setting
Scroll wheel splash prevention setting
Sensor calibration function to retrieve previous mouse settings
Once the appeal for 8KHz polling rate support is completed
You can check the GS setting options in earnest ©INVEN
Mouse macro function and
Scroll wheel bounce prevention option
And the long-awaited click operation point and haptic level adjustment function ©INVEN
The fun features alone are enough to make it competitive, but its basic specifications are also excellent. 61g may seem a bit ordinary in the era of ultra-light mice, but it is light enough that it cannot be said to be ultra-light.
Equipped with Logitech's HERO 2 sensor, it supports the three major mouse elements of sensitivity, speed, and acceleration up to 44,000 DPI, 888 IPS, and 88 G, respectively. Additionally, it supports a polling rate of up to 8,000Hz (8KHz) based on Logitech LIGHTSPEED wireless technology.
Enhanced battery performance is also noticeable. It supports up to 90 hours of battery life, so you can play games for long periods of time. Since it is a Logitech PowerPlay supported model, gamers who use this mouse pad can continue to use the mouse without worrying about charging.
Supports Logitech PowerPlay, so if you have a related product, you can continue playing games without the stress of charging ©INVEN
Opening installed when opening the product
If you press lightly like this
It is connected with a magnet so it can be easily attached and detached
There is a storage space inside to store the USB wireless receiver (dongle)
An extra opening made of PTFE on the front is also enclosed
If you change to the corresponding opening, it will look like this. I feel like my movements are more controlled ©INVEN
A symmetrical mouse with moderate volume and light weight, not many on the market. In fact, the feeling of holding the mouse is good enough that gamers who have experienced the existing Logitech G-Shura can adapt right away without any discomfort. Personally, I felt that Jishura was a little small, but that feeling was almost the same. It's hard to dislike Jishura, but it's almost similar to Jishura anyway.
However, the moment you click, a new world unfolds. “Is it okay for the mouse to work like this?”. Surfing the web is fun, and the process of finding settings that are right for me or for a specific game through Logitech G Hub is also fun. The game seemed to have become more special for no reason, and I had a strong feeling that it was going better.
Let's take a closer look at the appearance of Jishus ©INVEN
The thought that there might be likes and dislikes arose after 5 days of use. It's true that it's a very good product, and I'm not sure because I'm not a professional, but it seems to be recognized to some extent as a product that reduces the time between my reaction and input speed.
However, there was a distinction between the habit of clicking with a regular mouse that I had become accustomed to for decades and the habit of pressing the mouse with G-Shoos on the 5th day, and by the time I got used to G-Shoos, there was a slight strain on the back of my hand. It may be good once you get used to it, and it may have been resolved by changing to a deeper setting, but if I explain it a little more in-depth, I think it should be said that it feels like it takes a bit of strength in your fingers.
In any case, it may not be a problem for someone who has purchased a G-Shus and adapts well, but I have composed this paragraph with the thought that if a gamer recognizes this problem at some point and has no choice but to go back to a regular mouse, the transition period may also be slightly uncomfortable.
Logitech G PRO X2 Super Strike is not simply a new product with improved physical specifications. This is Logitech's answer to the question, "Can't we control the mouse more precisely and quickly?" It is true that this is so innovative that it can be said to be a new standard for the next generation of gaming mice.
The response from gamers was also explosive. Although new products with superior performance have been released and will be released in the future, I think there will be no rivals for the time being. Except for cost-effective products that are very inexpensive.
Excluding personal preferences for products and brands, and wallet circumstances, G-Shus can be said to be “the best gaming mouse in existence.” Not long ago, the mouse market was graded based on physical specifications that were somewhat imperceptible to the general public due to the limited number of comparative product groups, so I think this would have been a healthy stimulus. From a consumer's perspective, I happily imagine that other global brands might also introduce switches similar to this method.
If you are asking about a gaming mouse, it is clear that G-Shus is the strongest at the moment ©INVEN
Logitech Zipro X2 Super Strike Gaming Mouse Giveaway! Review comment event
"The next level of responsive mouse, Logitech Zippro X2 Super Strike" Please read the review and leave a comment about your favorite features of the product. Among those who leave comments on this article, one person will be entered into a drawing to receive the Logitech Zippro X2 Super Strike Gaming Mouse used in the review.
◼︎ Event Prize - Logitech Zipro X2 Super Strike Gaming Mouse (1 person)
◼︎ Event Period - May 15, 2026 (Fri) ~ May 24, 2026 (Sun)
◼︎ Winner announcement - Announced through this post on June 8, 2026
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2. If you apply through an illegal method, your winnings may be cancelled, and you will also be responsible for the fraudulent application.
3. Comments unrelated to the event may be excluded from the drawing.
4. We will provide individual guidance to the winners regarding prize delivery.
5. If your nickname, event participation comment, etc. contains inappropriate words or profanity, you may be excluded from participating in the event.
6. If the winner cannot be contacted or the prize is returned due to entering incorrect personal information, it will not be resent, and we are not responsible for any losses resulting from this.
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8. For inquiries regarding this event, please use the i-Mart inquiry bulletin board.
To be honest, Logitech's recent new products were not close to 'innovation'. There was still a superficial perception that it was the best-seller in the gaming mouse world, loved by many gamers, but this was due to a reasonable or familiar feeling of use and brand awareness, and not to being at the forefront of new technologies that far surpassed competitors.
However, the ‘Logitech G PRO Unlike Logitech, which was the most procrastinated when each gaming gear brand introduced optical switches, it can be said to be a product with an operation method that has never been experienced in any other mouse and that has never been thought of in the mouse market.
Rapid trigger, isn't that only on the keyboard?
The Logitech Zipro Thanks to this, Logitech explains that not only is it free from the double-click phenomenon, but it also reduces the click delay time that inevitably occurs due to the physical characteristics of switches that operate in a click type as much as possible. What's even more interesting is that there is no 'mouse click life' in the mouse product information sheet.
It doesn't work with a click, so wouldn't it be boring? Logitech prepared a haptic function as a gift. Haptic is a word that is familiar to people of a similar generation as me, as if they have heard it from old mobile phones, but it seems difficult to define the word. Haptics is a technology we are now familiar with that allows users to perceive a pleasant sense of touch through vibration or feedback on devices operated by touch, but it is a function that is bound to be unfamiliar in mice.
Coming back to this unique switch operation, it also supports a haptic trigger system called HITS (Haptic Inductive Trigger System), which allows you to fine-tune the click trigger point in software. Supports 10 steps in operating point and 5 steps in rapid trigger reset settings. The click haptic feedback can also be adjusted to 6 levels, allowing gamers to choose the trigger point and haptic feedback strength depending on the genre they enjoy and personal preference.
When I first clicked the mouse with the product turned off, I was disappointed by the lack of impact. The senior who was watching next to me said that wasn't how to use it, so I turned on the product and the clicks were fun and amazing even though I wasn't playing the game.
Physical specifications are also good!
The fun features alone are enough to make it competitive, but its basic specifications are also excellent. 61g may seem a bit ordinary in the era of ultra-light mice, but it is light enough that it cannot be said to be ultra-light.
Equipped with Logitech's HERO 2 sensor, it supports the three major mouse elements of sensitivity, speed, and acceleration up to 44,000 DPI, 888 IPS, and 88 G, respectively. Additionally, it supports a polling rate of up to 8,000Hz (8KHz) based on Logitech LIGHTSPEED wireless technology.
Enhanced battery performance is also noticeable. It supports up to 90 hours of battery life, so you can play games for long periods of time. Since it is a Logitech PowerPlay supported model, gamers who use this mouse pad can continue to use the mouse without worrying about charging.
Nice and ordinary when held, click to discover a new world! However, with likes and dislikes
A symmetrical mouse with moderate volume and light weight, not many on the market. In fact, the feeling of holding the mouse is good enough that gamers who have experienced the existing Logitech G-Shura can adapt right away without any discomfort. Personally, I felt that Jishura was a little small, but that feeling was almost the same. It's hard to dislike Jishura, but it's almost similar to Jishura anyway.
However, the moment you click, a new world unfolds. “Is it okay for the mouse to work like this?”. Surfing the web is fun, and the process of finding settings that are right for me or for a specific game through Logitech G Hub is also fun. The game seemed to have become more special for no reason, and I had a strong feeling that it was going better.
The thought that there might be likes and dislikes arose after 5 days of use. It's true that it's a very good product, and I'm not sure because I'm not a professional, but it seems to be recognized to some extent as a product that reduces the time between my reaction and input speed.
However, there was a distinction between the habit of clicking with a regular mouse that I had become accustomed to for decades and the habit of pressing the mouse with G-Shoos on the 5th day, and by the time I got used to G-Shoos, there was a slight strain on the back of my hand. It may be good once you get used to it, and it may have been resolved by changing to a deeper setting, but if I explain it a little more in-depth, I think it should be said that it feels like it takes a bit of strength in your fingers.
In any case, it may not be a problem for someone who has purchased a G-Shus and adapts well, but I have composed this paragraph with the thought that if a gamer recognizes this problem at some point and has no choice but to go back to a regular mouse, the transition period may also be slightly uncomfortable.
Reference point for a 'true new mouse' presented by Logitech
Logitech G PRO X2 Super Strike is not simply a new product with improved physical specifications. This is Logitech's answer to the question, "Can't we control the mouse more precisely and quickly?" It is true that this is so innovative that it can be said to be a new standard for the next generation of gaming mice.
The response from gamers was also explosive. Although new products with superior performance have been released and will be released in the future, I think there will be no rivals for the time being. Except for cost-effective products that are very inexpensive.
Excluding personal preferences for products and brands, and wallet circumstances, G-Shus can be said to be “the best gaming mouse in existence.” Not long ago, the mouse market was graded based on physical specifications that were somewhat imperceptible to the general public due to the limited number of comparative product groups, so I think this would have been a healthy stimulus. From a consumer's perspective, I happily imagine that other global brands might also introduce switches similar to this method.
Logitech Zipro X2 Super Strike Gaming Mouse Giveaway! Review comment event
"The next level of responsive mouse, Logitech Zippro X2 Super Strike" Please read the review and leave a comment about your favorite features of the product. Among those who leave comments on this article, one person will be entered into a drawing to receive the Logitech Zippro X2 Super Strike Gaming Mouse used in the review.
◼︎ Event Prize - Logitech Zipro X2 Super Strike Gaming Mouse (1 person)
◼︎ Event Period - May 15, 2026 (Fri) ~ May 24, 2026 (Sun)
◼︎ Winner announcement - Announced through this post on June 8, 2026
※ Event precautions
1. Only members logged in to Inven can participate.
2. If you apply through an illegal method, your winnings may be cancelled, and you will also be responsible for the fraudulent application.
3. Comments unrelated to the event may be excluded from the drawing.
4. We will provide individual guidance to the winners regarding prize delivery.
5. If your nickname, event participation comment, etc. contains inappropriate words or profanity, you may be excluded from participating in the event.
6. If the winner cannot be contacted or the prize is returned due to entering incorrect personal information, it will not be resent, and we are not responsible for any losses resulting from this.
7. If there is no reply within 90 days from the winner announcement date, the prize may be cancelled.
8. For inquiries regarding this event, please use the i-Mart inquiry bulletin board.
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