Logitech PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2c SE and 2 DEX SE Listed Ahead of Launch

Logitech G appears ready to expand its PRO X SUPERLIGHT lineup, with two new SE gaming mice showing up on Hungarian retailer iPon ahead of their expected official debut. The PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2c SE and PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2 DEX SE listings reveal several differences from the existing models, including a lower wireless polling rate and shorter battery life.

Both mice are listed for 54,990 Hungarian Forints, which is approximately $163 USD. While the SE models retain the wireless design and lightweight focus of the PRO X SUPERLIGHT family, the specifications suggest that Logitech is positioning them differently from the current versions.

According to the retailer listings, both SE models use a 2.4GHz wireless receiver limited to a 1kHz report rate. This is a significant change from the previously released standard versions, which come with a receiver supporting polling rates of up to 8kHz. For most users, 1kHz remains more than sufficient for everyday gaming, but competitive players who specifically use high polling rates may have a reason to choose the existing models instead.

The PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2c SE is listed at 53 grams, making it slightly heavier than the original model’s 51-gram weight. Its continuous battery life is rated at 88 hours, compared with 95 hours for the regular PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2c.

The PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2 DEX SE is listed at 60 grams, matching the weight of the original DEX. However, its battery rating also drops to 88 hours, compared with 95 hours on the standard model.

The specifications currently available can be summarized as follows:

• PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2c SE: 53g, 88-hour battery, 1kHz wireless
• PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2c: 51g, 95-hour battery, up to 8kHz wireless
• PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2 DEX SE: 60g, 88-hour battery, 1kHz wireless
• PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2 DEX: 60g, 95-hour battery, up to 8kHz wireless

It is not yet clear why the SE models have a lower battery rating. The difference could be related to an internal hardware revision, a change to the battery itself, or requirements connected to new European Union battery regulations. Logitech has not yet provided an official explanation.

The timing of the listings is also interesting. Logitech G is expected to introduce the two SE mice during its PLAY 2026 Fun Day on September 23 and 24, with the PRO X3 SUPERSTRIKE also expected to be part of the company’s upcoming hardware announcements.

For now, the PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2c SE and PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2 DEX SE remain retailer-listed products rather than officially announced Logitech G hardware. If the listings are accurate, the upcoming launch should clarify their final specifications, availability, and how Logitech plans to position the SE models against the existing PRO X SUPERLIGHT mice.