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Logitech has introduced its latest Pro Series gear at Logi Play, updating and expanding its lineup of professional-grade peripherals. The new lineup includes the Pro X Superlight 2 Dex gaming mouse, the Pro 2 Lightspeed gaming mouse, and the Pro X TKL Rapid gaming keyboard.
Starting with the Pro X Superlight 2 Dex gaming mouse, it features an asymmetrical, right-handed design based on feedback from esports players (Counter-Strike and Valorant). The mouse uses the upgraded Lightspeed wireless technology, a re-engineered Hero 2 Sensor, and Lightforce switches, making it a technical powerhouse with unparalleled performance.
Expanding its offerings further, Logitech G has introduced the Pro 2 Lightspeed gaming mouse, which builds upon the original ambidextrous design of the original Pro wireless gaming mouse. Featuring the same eight programmable buttons and Lightforce switches, the updated version takes some of the best features of the original model, adding the Hero 2 sensor to make it more precise.
Lastly, we have the Pro X TKL Rapid gaming keyboard, Logitech G's first magnetic analogue keyboard with customisable actuation points and quick trigger capabilities. Key Priority (Logitech's SOCD) is another key feature of this keyboard, allowing users to assign one or more pairs of keys to measure and compare actions (travel distance, last press, and neutral or absolute priority). This, alongside other settings, can be configured via G Hub. Alternatively, actuation points and rapid trigger settings can be adjusted without G Hub.
The Pro X Superlight 2 Dex, Pro 2 Lightspeed, and Pro X TKL Rapid Gaming Keyboard will be available in pink, black, and white colour options. The Pro X Superlight 2 Dex and Pro 2 Lightspeed will be available on September 17th for $159.99 and $129.99, respectively. The Pro X TKL Rapid is set to be available in December for $169.99.
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