I spent an unreasonable amount of time testing whether Logitech's Superstrike analogue clicks actually make me react quicker

Reaction times taken and averaged from Human Benchmark

Reaction time Data Product Value Sensei Pro 176.4 X3 Superstrike (level 3) 177 X3 Superstrike (level 1) 175.1

I had about the same reaction time with both mice, regardless of the level of actuation I set the X3 Superstrike to.

The Logitech G Pro X3 Superstrike (and the X2 Superstrike) promises a reduction in latency between deciding to click and actually clicking, because you can reduce the button-press distance thanks to the analogue switches. Which is great on paper, but I wanted to see just how much of a difference it makes in practice.

I used the X2 Superstrike for a while after it came out, and I felt a difference while playing Counter-Strike, but it was difficult to know how much of that was placebo. So, now the X3 is out, I thought I'd actually test the difference compared to a mouse with regular clicks.

I used the Human Benchmark reaction …