I thought from Logitech's new Pro products I'd be most excited about the Superstrike, but after using them it's actually the keyboard and mouse pad that have me
Logitech’s new Pro X3 Superstrike follows its predecessor quickly, but the keyboard and mouse pad drew more enthusiasm from the reviewer after hands-on testing.
Logitech has unveiled a suite of gaming peripherals, including the Pro X3 Superstrike, an updated version of the Pro X2 that launched earlier this year. The reviewer notes the Superstrike is an improvement but feels less novel now that the technology has been available since February. Despite this, the announcement highlights Logitech’s ongoing refinement of its Pro lineup, with multiple new products arriving in quick succession.
The reviewer expresses greater excitement for the Pro X Control mouse pad, designed for precision in tactical shooters like Counter-Strike 2. Early impressions suggest it performs well, though its movement speed may not match some competitors. The pad’s control-focused design aligns with the reviewer’s preference for surfaces that enhance accuracy in competitive play.
The Pro X2 Rapid keyboard impressed immediately upon unboxing, with Hall effect switches delivering a smooth, muted typing feel and minimal wobble. The textured keycaps and integrated wrist rest further enhanced the experience, prompting audible approval from the reviewer during initial use.
Logitech also introduced the Pro X 3 Lightspeed headset, featuring a 20-hour battery increase to 70 hours and an upgraded microphone. While the mic quality was confirmed as a notable improvement during a preview, the headset itself is seen as a modest iterative upgrade rather than a groundbreaking addition.