WinFuture has learned that Logitech is planning a new professional gaming mouse called the G Pro X Superlight 2. This mouse does not appear to be in the same league as the company’s fan-favorite G502 Series, but it does offer a Hero 2 sensor (up to 32K DPI), two customizable side buttons, Lightforce hybrid switches, and up to 95 hours of battery life, according to leaked promotional images. The original Pro X normally costs $159.99.
To ensure that no shots go astray, Logitech has again installed the opto-mechanical switches called Lightforce below the mouse buttons. To make this possible for longer, Logitech has again significantly increased the battery life of the new G Pro X Superlight 2 Lightspeed.
While the running time of the previous model was already at a very high level of 70 hours with constant movement, the second-generation model now lasts even longer according to Logitech. The company promises a full 95 hours of continuous operation.
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Join Discussion →I don't understand the allure of these super light mice. I want weight to give me precision.
It's to coincide with the 8 square foot mousepads. You're not gaming to these new kids unless you're flinging your arm around like the rest of you is caught in a meat grinder and your flailing for help/escape.
Yeah that's part of being a real gamer:
(https://forums.thefpsreview.com/threads/au-optronics-is-working-on-a-540-hz-gaming-display.9373/post-55663)
Just as how cereal is only part of a complete breakfast (or so the commercials say), a big mouse pad is only part of being a modern gamer.
eSports people use light mice. See, these people are professionals, so they know what's up. In racing, it helps to remove excess weight from your car. Apply those same principles to mice. Lighter mice = faster performance. Want more frags? Lighten up your mouse. Why do you think Kyle's handle is "FrgMstr"? It's because he uses a light mouse. Do you think women want to be with men who have heavy mice? Nope, they like those with sleek, toned, lightweight mice. When your boss walks over to your cubicle and sees your very light mouse, you'll have a promotion, a raise, and an office by the end of the day. Got kids? Studies show that 90% of parents who use light mice have kids who graduate at the top of their class and go on to be extremely successful in life. When the cops pull you over, search your sh1t, and find the super light mouse in your bag, well let's just say you won't be getting any tickets that day. Light mice have even been shown to reduce the size of cancerous tumors. So maybe put away your prejudices and false information about lightweight mice, because light mice are what winners use. Logitech is just going where the money is.