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Sorry early adopters, Logitech is releasing an improved Superstrike making the original all but obsolete just months…
Logitech has released the G Pro X3 Superstrike gaming mouse just seven months after the G Pro X2 Superstrike, rendering the original nearly obsolete. The new model improves upon the X2 by fixing its front-heavy weighting issue and increasing battery life, though it comes at a higher price point. The rapid release cycle leaves early adopters of the X2 feeling disappointed.
Logitech's new gaming keyboard lets you hot swap analog and mechanical switches
Logitech has announced the G512 X, its first gaming keyboard featuring hot-swappable analog TMR switches and mechanical switches. The keyboard allows users to customize their input with 39 swappable locations, supporting both analog functions for precise control and standard mechanical switches for typing feel. It will be available in 75% and 98% form factors starting May 2, with prices ranging from $179.99 to $219.99.
The G512 X is Logitech’s most advanced and customizable gaming keyboard yet
Logitech has launched the G512 X, its most advanced and customizable gaming keyboard to date, featuring rapid triggers, analog switches, and TMR sensors. Available in 75% and 98% layouts, it supports both mechanical and magnetic analog switches, offering extensive customization options for competitive gamers. The keyboard boasts an 8K polling rate for ultra-low input times and includes features like dual dials and an RGB lightbar, with prices starting at $180.