Logitech's newest Pro Series gaming keyboards with hall-effects and mice are now available
The hot pink colour look absolutely gorgeous.
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Logitech has announced three new products. Photo: Logitech
Logitech has recently launched its newest Pro Series of gaming devices, which they say is "designed to meet the demands of elite Esports athletes and competitive gamers".
The new lineup, set to hit the market soon, includes two mice and a new keyboard.
Available in Black, White or Pink. Photo: Logitech
The first of the three products is the Pro X Superlight 2 Dex Gaming mouse. Weighing in at 60g, the Dex gaming mouse has a raised bump for ergonomic comfort and a more right-handed shape compared to the existing Superlight. At the heart of the mouse is Logitech’s Lightspeed Wireless Technology that supports 8K Hz polling and when coupled with the Hero 2 sensor, is capable of having a maximum 44,000dpi.
The Pro Wireless's successor gets a sizeable upgrade. Photo: Logitech
Next up is the Pro 2 Lightspeed Gaming Mouse, the successor to the Logitech G Pro. Though equivalent in weight to its predecessor at 80g, the mouse is now equipped with Lightspeed connectivity and a Hero 2 sensor for better latency and tracking performance. Other major upgrades include USB-C charging and a better battery life span, with the Pro 2 Lightspeed having approximately 90 hours of runtime compared to 60 hours from the original G Pro.
This is Logitech's first hall-effect keyboard. Photo: Logitech
Finally, the trio is completed with the Pro X TKL Rapid Gaming Keyboard. The keyboard marks Logitech’s first foray into mechanical keyboards with magnetic switches joining the likes of ROG and Razer. The adjustable actuation point of the analog magnetic switches allows users to fine-tune key sensitivity to their liking, and when coupled with the Rapid Trigger functionality, ensures faster response times - which can be crucial in competitive titles.
Besides magnetic switches, the keyboard also features SOCD support, the ability to adjust trigger points and rapid trigger values directly on the keyboard without software usage, and adjustments to the key actuation point in 0.1mm increments through Logitech’s G Hub software.
All three will be available in pink, black, and white colourways. The Pro X Superlight 2 Dex and Pro 2 Lightspeed are now available for $249 and $199 respectively, while the Pro X TKL Rapid will be available from 9 December for S$269.
The products will be sold through major offline retailers and online on Logitech's official storefronts on Shopee, Lazada, and their official website here.
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