Logitech has introduced several new gaming accessories under its Pro lineup, expanding its range with a new mouse, keyboard, mousepad and wireless gaming headset aimed at competitive players.
The Pro X3 Superstrike Mouse is the successor to the Pro X2 and focuses on precision, control and improved battery life. It uses Logitech’s HITS technology, a haptic trigger system designed to replace traditional mechanical microswitches. The mouse has a lightweight chassis and is priced at $200, with availability beginning October 6.
The Pro X Control Mousepad uses a specialised knitted cloth surface designed to balance smooth movement with precise control. Its high-friction base is intended to keep the pad stable during gaming. It will be available from October 8 for $60.
Logitech has also launched the Pro X2 Rapid Gaming Keyboard, featuring custom magnetic switches that allow users to adjust key sensitivity. Its Rapid Trigger technology registers a key reset as soon as the player begins lifting a finger, which can help reduce input delays during competitive games.
The keyboard also supports Logitech’s Key Priority system, allowing a secondary input to register without requiring the previous key to be fully released. The keyboard is already available for $230.
The Pro X3 Lightspeed Gaming Headset features a 48kHz microphone and up to 70 hours of battery life per charge. Logitech says this represents a 40% improvement over the previous model. It also adds a 10-band EQ through the company’s G Hub software and will cost $250 when it launches October 8.