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

Logitech's G Pro X3 Superstrike (and X2 Superstrike) promises lower click latency thanks to analogue switches that shorten button-press distance. Using the Human Benchmark reaction test, I did 150 reactive clicks—50 each with the SteelSeries Sensei Pro, the X3 Superstrike at level 1, and at level 3—and got about the same average reaction time with all of them, with level 1 only 1 ms faster and level 3 actually worse than the Sensei Pro. That difference looks like natural variance, and individual results seemed far more influenced by factors like sleep and hydration.