Logitech’s next Superstrike mouse may have appeared online ahead of its formal reveal. An Amazon video attributed to Logitech Canada points to the Logitech G Pro X3 Superstrike, with a claimed 135 hours of battery life, a new chipset, and an upgraded sensor.
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A possible reveal is tied to Logitech’s Logitech G Play event later in September. The leak does not establish a retail release date, so the mouse remains an upcoming product rather than something currently available to buy.
An early upload was also flagged as a Logitech G Pro X3 Superstrike trailer on X.
Amazon posted the Logitech G Pro X3 Superstrike Trailer Early pic.twitter.com/dHSkGK2x4O
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What the X3 Superstrike video claims
The footage includes an all-black finish with white accents, along with a pink-and-black design. It also points to an extra 4,000 DPI from the upgraded sensor, bringing the maximum sensitivity to 48,000 DPI.
Battery life is the biggest number in the leak. The X3 is shown with up to 135 hours, a 50% increase over the original Superstrike’s 90 hours at 1,000 Hz polling. A new chipset is mentioned alongside the sensor upgrade, though the video does not provide further technical details.
The mouse’s weight and balance are also supposed to be revised.
That change would address one of the main complaints about the G Pro X2 Superstrike. Logitech kept that mouse around 60 g despite adding its HITS system, but the design was considered front-weighted. The leak does not say how much the X3 will weigh or how its balance has changed.
HITS remains the Superstrike’s main feature
The Superstrike line’s defining feature is its haptic-inductive trigger system, or HITS. It allows users to adjust actuation and use rapid trigger, reducing the delay between deciding to click and the mouse registering the input. Haptic feedback preserves the sensation of a click even when the actuation point changes.
With the X3, Logitech appears to be keeping that system while addressing endurance, sensor performance, and the shape’s balance. The later-September event may provide the first official look at the mouse and clarify its release plans.
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