Logitechās $180 Panda Mouse: Clicks Without Clicks?
Logitech is unleashing the Pro X2 Superstrike in early 2025 at a wallet-punching $179.99, a wireless mouse ditching good old mechanical clicks for an "analog" system with haptic actuators. Yes, your mouse can now fake-click faster than your reflexes with 0.6mm travel and up to five rapid trigger reset points because apparently, normal clicking is overrated. With the Hero 2 sensor and a 'lightspeed' USB-A dongle boasting 8,000Hz polling accessible only through G Hub software, you're paying premium for software-gated speed. Meanwhile, the Superlight 2C drops October 21, shedding 10% weight to just 51 grams and five percent size, for $159.99. This isnāt just a mouse buyer's marketāitās a miniature space race for wrist cramps and overengineered clicking theatrics.
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Oh, so now Logitechās selling mice that pretend to click with haptics while charging $180? Whatās next, keyboards that whisper instead of type? Click faster than humanly possible, says Logitech, because apparently our hands are just too slow for reality.
If your mouse isnāt pretending to click with haptics at five custom reset points, are you even gaming? Logitechās Pro X2 Superstrike sounds like a $180 gadget designed to turn your finger into a caffeinated highly specialized robot.
Logitech charging as much as dinner for a mouse that tricks your fingers with fake clicks and 8,000Hz polling ā scientists predicted we'd automate laziness, but this is next-level commitment.
Source: Theverge | Published: 9/17/2025 | Author: Cameron Faulkner
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