"Logitech's next flagship wireless gaming mouse is ditching mechanical switches for an analog system equipped with haptics actuators to simulate the feeling of a click. The mouse is called the Pro X2 Superstrike, and it's coming early next year for $179.99. The inductive analog system (which Logitech calls Haptic Inductive Trigger System, or HITS) boasts a small 0.6mm travel per main button. They're supposed to let players click faster than ever thanks to their low latency - Logitech claims it improves latency by up to 30 milliseconds -"
"Rapid trigger is more commonly found in gaming keyboards, but now it's coming to mice. The simple explanation is that it allows the sensor to reset when you barely lift up on the button, letting it quickly register another input with minimal force. It allows you take action faster than those using mice that lack rapid trigger. This mouse supports five rapid trigger reset points, configurable via G Hub, letting you get super granular with when you want the analog sensor to reset."
Logitech's Pro X2 Superstrike replaces mechanical switches with a Haptic Inductive Trigger System (HITS) that uses haptic actuators to simulate clicks. The inductive analog main buttons offer 0.6mm travel, up to 10 customizable actuation points, and claimed latency improvements up to 30 milliseconds. The mouse includes rapid trigger support with five configurable reset points via G Hub to enable quicker input registration. The Superstrike weighs 65 grams and uses the Hero 2 sensor. It supports up to an 8,000Hz wireless polling rate through the included Lightspeed USB-A dongle. Logitech also announced the smaller, 51-gram Superlight 2C.
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