Logitech just introduced several new gaming accessories in its Pro line of products.
First up, the Pro X3 Superstrike Mouse is a refresh of the highly-regarded Pro X2. The mouse uses the company's proprietary HITS technology, which is a haptic trigger system that replaces traditional microswitches.
The mousepad comes out on October 8 and costs $60.
The Pro X2 Rapid Gaming Keyboard features custom magnetic switches that allow for "granular tailoring of key sensitivity."
The keyboard also integrates with Logitech's Key Priority system, which registers a secondary input without having to let go of the previous input.
The Pro X3 Lightspeed Gaming Headset includes a "studio-grade 48kHz microphone" and a battery that lasts 70 hours per charge.
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