What Mouse Does Peterbot Use?

Peterbot's mouse history

Four mice in about four years, and one clear outlier. The Superlight 2 lasted 30.6 months, nearly three times as long as the Rival 310 (10.7 months) and almost five times as long as the first Superlight (6.4 months).

The move from SteelSeries to Logitech came in August 2023. Every mouse since has been a Logitech, so the current switch is a change of model line rather than brand.

The SUPERSTRIKE arrived around August 2026, after the EWC LAN where he finished 12th. His own X post from October 2026 lists the Superstrike next to his sensitivity numbers, which confirms it as his active mouse.

At 1.6 months it is the shortest entry in the table so far, simply because it is the newest.

Mousepad

Peterbot plays on the Gamesense Radar Benjyfishy 2, a 50 x 50 cm cloth pad with stitched edges and 3 mm thickness. It is a square, medium-thick pad with room for wide swipes.

His pad history is steadier than his mouse history. The original GameSense Radar Benjyfishy lasted 33.1 months, from August 2023 to June 2026. The Benjyfishy 2 replaced it two months before the mouse switch, so he has been on new gear for both since mid-2026.

Mouse settings

The key detail is that X and Y sensitivity are identical at 6.8%, so the cursor moves at the same speed on both axes. The 800 DPI setting sits in the lower part of the sensor's 100-44000 range.

Targeting and scope sensitivity are both set to 45%, while building and editing run at 100%. Aiming is deliberately slower than the building and editing inputs.

Polling rate is 1000 Hz. The SUPERSTRIKE supports up to 8000 Hz, so he is using only part of what the mouse offers.

Should you buy Peterbot's mouse?

The SUPERSTRIKE is wireless and ambidextrous, at 61 g and 11.8 cm long. It suits players who want a symmetrical shape with a low profile (3.9 cm tall) and a light weight. If you prefer a mouse built for one hand, this shape is not it.

The mouse is on sale, so there is no need for a substitute. If you are comparing options, the alternatives trade off as follows:

• Logitech G Pro X3 SUPERSTRIKE (Magenta Eclipse or Midnight Black): the same sensor, switches and dimensions, but 2 g lighter at 59 g. DPI adjusts in steps of 100 instead of 50. One pro uses each colourway.
• Pulsar Susanto-X: the same footprint at 50 g, with optical switches and 8000 Hz polling. It is 11 g lighter than the SUPERSTRIKE and is used by two pros.

All three share the 11.8 x 6.2 x 3.9 cm footprint, so the choice comes down to weight, switch type and DPI granularity rather than shape.