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PRO X2 SUPERSTRIKE Wireless Gaming Mouse | Logitech G

Experience the Logitech G PRO X2 SUPERSTRIKE wireless mouse with LIGHTSPEED: ultra-fast clicks, rapid actuation, haptic feedback, and pro-grade precision.

www.logitechg.com

Superstrike technology is a combination of inductive analogue sensing and real-time click haptics. This means you can have the physical feedback of a mouse click at any set actuation point. Logitech says "it doesn't feel exactly like a standard microswitch but it does feel like clicking a mouse." It's "nearly silent", and you can adjust the intensity of the haptic feedback you feel according to five levels.

The Logitech G Pro X2 Superstrike lets you adjust the mouse click's actuation point or enable rapid trigger, just like you can on a Hall effect or optical keyboard. The X2 Superstrike doesn't use either of these technologies, however, rather a bespoke Haptic Inductive Trigger System (HITS).

-Can cut click latency by up to 30 ms compared to standard mouse clicks
-Polls at up to 8kHz
-Sensor can hit 88G of acceleration and 888IPS of tracking speed
-65g weight
-Battery lasts for 90 hours of continuous use
-Launch early next year

Thoughts? Not really interested in cutting milliseconds of clicks, but very curious with how it feels.

 

[jmiller180]

I could care less about owning something like this, but the technology is interesting. Basically copied what Apple did with their MacBook trackpads years ago when the actual switches were removed.

 

[Tommi84]

Don't care about shaving miliseconds as I don't play competetive games, but this would solve my biggest gripe with computer mice - being so f loud! I want a silent mouse that is not rubbish

 

[R3TRO]

Sounds interesting enough.

 

[StereoVsn]

I like the clicks, and unless you are top level pro gamer, this won't matter considering how fast mice are now days.

 

[Durin]

I'm more interested when a company can use haptics to give me equivalent rumble features on keyboard/mouse (or at least just mouse) as gamepads do.

And also translate rumble from older games with gamepad support to work on that keyboard/mouse. That I'd pay good money for.

 

[Dacvak]

I love that their product names sound like they're targeted at 1337 g4m3rs from 2002 lol