Logitech is expanding its Pro product family for competitive gamers with four new accessories. The products announced by the company include Pro X3 Superstrike gaming mouse, Pro X Control mousepad, Pro X2 Rapid Gaming Keyboard and Pro X3 Lightspeed Gaming Headset. All of the new models focus on speed, precision and more direct control of the player’s input. Logitech is turning to more advanced sensing technologies instead of traditional mechanical solutions, especially on the mouse and keyboard side. In the headset, longer battery life and detailed sound adjustment via software stand out.
Pro X3 Superstrike Mouse, one of the notable models of the series, is positioned as the renewed sequel model of the current Pro While Logitech states that the new mouse offers longer battery life, it also says that significant improvements have been made in sensitivity and control. It is also among the information provided that the body is kept light and the weight distribution is designed to be balanced. However, the main point that distinguishes Pro X3 Superstrike from previous models is the technology that the company calls HITS. The tactile trigger system, which replaces traditional micro switches, enables click inputs to be detected through a different mechanism, and Logitech offers this as an improvement especially for competitive games that require fast reactions.
Speed and input sensitivity stand out in Logitech Pro models
The new Pro X Control Mousepad focuses on providing a balance between both gliding and control in mouse movements. Logitech states that it uses a specially knitted fabric on the surface and that this structure helps the mouse move similarly in different directions. The high-friction base at the bottom aims to keep the mousepad stable on the table during intense mouse movements. Such details can make a more noticeable difference, especially for gamers who use low sensitivity settings and need wide mouse movements. Pro X Control will be available on October 8 for $60.
On the Pro X2 Rapid Gaming Keyboard side, customizable magnetic switches are used. Thanks to these switches, the pressing level at which the keys will record input can be adjusted in more detail. Logitech’s Rapid Trigger technology can also reset the relevant key as soon as the player starts to lift his finger from the key. In this way, it is aimed to reduce the time between consecutive keystrokes. This feature stands out as one of the main advantages of the keyboard, as even small time differences can affect movement control, especially in FPS and other competitive games.
The keyboard also includes Logitech’s Key Priority system. The system allows a second input to be recorded without completely releasing the previous key input. For example, when switching quickly between right and left direction in FPS games, the other command can be activated without waiting for the player to completely release his finger from the first button. This structure aims to provide more direct control during rapid direction changes and strafe movements. Pro X2 Rapid Gaming Keyboard is already on sale and the US price is announced as $ 230.
Pro X3 Lightspeed Gaming Headset, the new model of the series on the audio side, significantly increases battery life compared to the previous version. Logitech states that the headset can be used for up to 70 hours on a single charge, which means an increase of approximately 40 percent compared to the previous model. The headset also has a microphone with a 48 kHz sampling rate, which the company defines as studio class. In addition, users can change the sound character in more detail with the 10-band equalizer accessible through the Logitech G Hub software. The Pro X3 Lightspeed Gaming Headset will be available on October 8 for $250.
It seems that the prices in Logitech’s renewed Pro family are determined according to users looking for high-end gaming equipment. While Pro X3 Superstrike goes on sale on October 6 with a price of $ 200, Pro The Pro X2 Rapid keyboard can currently be purchased for $ 230. In particular, magnetic switches, quick reset systems and tactile input technology replacing micro switches show that new models focus on competitive usage scenarios. On the other hand, the high price level of all four products will require users who want to benefit from these features to carefully evaluate the total cost.