Logitech's new mice can be wirelessly charged through your mousepad

There are two big reasons why gamers don't like wireless mice: lag, and the possibility of suddenly running out of battery mid game. Logitech has found a way to solve both problems with its latest mice, the G703 Lightspeed (US$100) and the G903 Lightspeed (US$150).

Both mice utilize Logitech's newest technologies: Lightspeed and Powerplay. Lightspeed uses "end-to-end signal optimization" to cut latency down to a single millisecond, while the Powerplay system uses magnetic resonance wireless charging to continuously charge your mouse, although it does require a special Powerplay mousepad, which will be sold separately for US$100.

Between the two mice, the G703 is the simpler, lighter model of the two, while the G903 adds a customizable button layout, a more ambidextrous design and mechanical elements that boost the button feel and responsiveness.

Both mice are expected to be available in June, while the Powerplay mousepad won't be available until August. Local prices are as follows:-

• G703 Lightspeed - S$159
• G903 Lightspeed - S$249
• Powerplay mousepad- S$199

Source: Logitech

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