Logitech’s Pro X2 Superstrike offers Haptic clicks and fast trigger

The next wireless wireless wireless muscle muscle is mechanical switches for an analog system that is equipped with haptics actuators to simulate a click. The mouse is called Pro X2 superstrike and arrives at the beginning of next year for $ 179.99.

The inductive analog system (which logitech calls Haptic inductive system or hits) boasts a small than 0.6 mm trips per main key. They should allow players to click faster than ever thanks to its low delay – Logitech claims to improve delays of up to 30 milliseconds – plus 10 customizable points and fast boot support.

The quick trigger is usually found in Key-keyboard for gamesBut now it comes to mice. The simple explanation is to allow the sensor to be reset when you barely lift the button, let it quickly register another input with minimal force. Allows you to take action faster than those who use mice missing a quick trigger. This mouse supports five quick trigger reset points, adjusting via G plaster, allowing you to get a super granular when you want analogue sensor to reset.

Superstrike weighs 65 grams and contains a Logitech Hero 2 sensor, which is also present in its current Pro to wireless players. This wirelessly supports 8 000Hz through the Dongle USB light, although it is only available through G HUB software. I am generally skeptical for the rates of 8,000Hz, because most reaction time reactions is not enough to justify it, but I am curious if it will bring a noticeable difference in combination with the rapid functionality of superstrike.

Logitech also announces the Superlight 2c, a more compact version Superlight 2 mouse. It is 10 percent easier in 51 grams and five percent of the whole, which could make a preferred choice among players PC players whose hands do not double-mouse the size of most mice. Apart from his shapes, its specifications seem identical to Super Location 2. It will be available 21. October for $ 159.99.