Released earlier this year, the Logitech G Pro X2 Superstrike wireless gaming mouse's arrival was a game-changer for the competitive scene thanks to its innovative HITS feature. Basically, the left and right mouse clicks traded traditional optical switches for an adjustable 'Haptic Inductive Trigger System' similar to what you can find on analog or magnetic keyboards.
And now, after several leaks, including a trailer posted by Amazon (which it quickly removed), it looks like we're going to get a Logitech G Pro X3 Superstrike wireless gaming mouse sooner rather than later. As spotted by @jakeufps over on X (via PC Gamer), the 30-second trailer not only confirms the existence of the Logitech G Pro X3 Superstrike, but also confirms leaked information about its specs.
Based on what we see, it confirms that HITS has been upgraded compared to the original thanks to its new NxLogi chipset, alongside the Hero 2 sensor. The sensor upgrade includes a higher 48,000 DPI sensitivity rating, plus a new maximum acceleration of 90 G and a tracking speed of 930 IPS. The trailer also confirms that the Pro X3 Superstrike features improved latency of 0.3+ milliseconds, plus 50% more battery life for up to 135 hours of gaming.
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The physical design has also changed, with Logitech touting "refined weight and balance," and the two-tone look of the original Superstrike replaced with two models: an all-black design reminiscent of the Superlight series and a hot pink model for those wanting some neon action for their mouse hand. There's no word on pricing or release date, but with Logitech's upcoming G Play event scheduled to take place later this month, odds are we'll probably see a Logitech G Pro X3 Superstrike announcement there.
