What Mouse Does Wicadia Use?

Wicadia's mouse history

The history covers 6 periods, 5 switches and 5 different models. One model dominates it: the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 Black.

He first used it from October 2023 to January 2025, which is his longest period at 15.0 months (1.2 years). After a short spell on the ZOWIE FK2-DW Black (1.7 months), he went back to it. Across both periods it totals 26.7 months (2.2 years).

The early months were more restless: the Logitech G Pro X Superlight Black lasted 1.3 months and the Lamzu Atlantis 4.6 months.

The latest move came in March 2026, when the second Superlight 2 stint (11.7 months) gave way to the SUPERSTRIKE Lunar Eclipse. That model has now run for 7.5 months.

Mousepad

Wicadia plays on the Logitech G640 Black, a cloth pad with medium glide, medium static and dynamic friction, and firm foam.

At 45.5 x 40 cm and 3 mm thick, it leaves room for a 28.9 cm/360 sensitivity. The firm foam and 3 mm profile give a stable, low surface. The edges are not stitched.

He has used it since September 2024, which is 24.9 months. Before that he used the Razer Gigantus V2 for 16.9 months, starting in April 2023.

Mouse settings

In CS2 Wicadia plays at 800 DPI and 1.8 in-game sensitivity, which works out to 28.9 cm per 360°. The mouse polls at 4000 Hz, and the SUPERSTRIKE supports polling up to 8000 Hz.

800 DPI sits well inside the sensor's 100-44000 range. The sensitivity is set mostly in-game rather than through a high DPI value.

Zoom sensitivity is 1 and Windows sensitivity is 6.

Should you buy Wicadia's mouse?

The SUPERSTRIKE Lunar Eclipse is available to buy. It is a wireless, ambidextrous mouse with a symmetrical shape, 11.8 cm long, 6.2 cm wide and 3.9 cm tall, and it weighs 61 g. It suits anyone who wants a low, even shape without side-specific contours. Both left- and right-handed users can use it.

The alternatives keep the same footprint and trade mostly on weight:

• Logitech G Pro X3 SUPERSTRIKE Magenta Eclipse and Midnight Black: 2 g lighter, with the same length, width and height. They share the HERO 2 sensor and Logitech HITS switches, and DPI adjusts in steps of 100 instead of 50. One pro uses each of them now.
• Pulsar Susanto-X: 11 g lighter, with the same length, width and height. It uses optical switches and polls at 8000 Hz. Two pros use it now.

If the SUPERSTRIKE's shape works for you, the X3 versions change little beyond a 2 g weight saving. The Susanto-X is the pick for a much lighter mouse in the same dimensions.