Side-by-side comparison based on expert reviews and community consensus.
Corsair Sabre V2 Pro Ultralight
Best UltralightLogitech G Pro X Superlight 2
Best OverallPrice
$80-$100
$139-$179
Summary
At just 36 grams, this is the lightest gaming mouse from any mainstream manufacturer — period. WIRED named it Best Ultralight Mouse, and its 8,000Hz polling and 33K DPI sensor are top-tier.
The gold standard for competitive ultralight mice — 2.1 oz with no honeycomb cutouts, a 32K DPI Hero 2 sensor, and Lightspeed wireless. Pro gamers trust it for a reason.
Pros
- 36 grams — lightest mouse from any mainstream manufacturer
- 8,000Hz polling rate and 33,000 DPI sensor match top-tier competitors
- Includes grip tape, extra mouse feet, and USB-C cable
- Smooth matte finish with crisp, short-travel mechanical switches
- 2.12 oz without honeycomb cutouts — impressively light for a solid-shell mouse
- Logitech Hero 2 sensor with 32,000 DPI and consistent, spot-on tracking
- Ambidextrous design with onboard USB dongle storage
- Long battery life and pleasingly grippy matte plastic finish
Cons
- Flimsy plastic shell that flexes under pressure — could crack if sat on
- No Bluetooth — 2.4GHz only with an awkward USB-C dongle
- Mechanical switches instead of optical (shorter lifespan)
- DPI shortcut only works with default button mapping
- No DPI switch on the mouse body
- Staid, minimal design with no RGB
- Expensive at $159 MSRP
- Shape isn't ideal for very large hands
Our take
If chasing the absolute lowest weight is your goal, nothing from a major brand touches 36 grams. Just know you're trading build quality for that number — this mouse flexes if you squeeze it.
If you want one mouse that does everything right without compromise, this is it. The Superlight 2 is what every other ultralight is measured against.
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