The Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 reigns supreme in Counter-Strike 2 at 23%, a title where precision and consistency are valued above all else. CS2 pros tend to be more conservative with gear changes than players in any other esport — some have been using the same mouse shape for five or six years straight, and the Superlight 2's proven shape and flawless HERO 2 sensor make it the safest choice at the highest level. The Razer Viper V3 Pro is gaining ground fast at 15%, driven by its lighter 54g weight and 8KHz polling that appeals to a new generation of fraggers who came up watching s1mple and ZywOo. The original Superlight still commands a loyal 10% following, proving that many pros simply refuse to abandon a shape that carried them through years of tournament play — there's a reason the phrase 'if it ain't broke, don't fix it' resonates so deeply in the CS community. Razer's DeathAdder V4 Pro at 9% shows that ergonomic mice still have a strong home in CS2, particularly among AWPers and support players who value comfort in marathon sessions. What's fascinating about CS2's mouse landscape is the sheer inertia — the average pro has been using their current mouse shape for over two years, which is an eternity in an industry that releases new flagship models every six months. Zowie's continued 8% presence, despite not having cutting-edge specs, is a testament to how much shape familiarity matters when you're playing for $1M prize pools.