The centerpiece of the launch is the Pro X3 Superstrike Mouse, a successor to the well‑received Pro X2. Logitech says the new model emphasizes longer battery life and a "significant leap in precision and elite control," featuring a lightweight, balanced chassis and the company’s proprietary HITS haptic trigger system that replaces traditional microswitches. The mouse will be available on October 6 for $200.
Complementing the mouse is the Pro X Control Mousepad, built from a specialized knitted cloth that promises "balanced, omnidirectional glide and precise control" while a high‑friction base keeps it steady on the desk. The pad is slated for release on October 8 at a price of $60.
Logitech also introduced the Pro X2 Rapid Gaming Keyboard, which uses custom magnetic switches that allow users to fine‑tune key sensitivity. Its Rapid Trigger technology resets a key the instant a finger lifts, and the Key Priority system registers a secondary input without releasing the first—features aimed at competitive FPS players. The keyboard is already on sale for $230.
Rounding out the lineup is the Pro X3 Lightspeed Gaming Headset, equipped with a studio‑grade 48 kHz microphone and a battery that lasts up to 70 hours per charge—a 40 percent increase over the previous model. The headset also offers a 10‑band EQ accessible through Logitech’s G Hub software and will be available on October 8 for $250.