Logitech Is Giving Pink PC Accessories Another Go With the Expensive Pro Series

Logitech has revealed its newest vary of high-spec gaming peripherals to totally refresh its Pro collection line – a brand new TKL keyboard and a brand new Superlight mouse – and this time, the firm’s being slightly extra wise about pink tech.

The Pro collection represents the highest-spec peripherals Logitech has on supply, beneath the Logitech G umbrella, with a concentrate on competitive-level avid gamers. The keys and buttons are optimised for precision and having the ability to hit fast photographs in esports-level video games like Overwatch and Valorant, and in the gaming area, the delicate aesthetic of those units are a standout, particularly when the over-the-top designs of ROG and Razer units.

I, personally, use the refreshed Logitech G Pro X2 Lightspeed as my each day residence workplace headset, because it’s wi-fi, its band is far-reaching (so I can put on it to the kitchen with out high quality dropping off), and its sound high quality is unbelievable. It’s a fantastic all-rounder, although it’s as costly as a complete Nintendo Switch.

Well, for avid gamers with deep pockets, Logitech determined to wheel out upgrades for the complete Pro collection.

Let’s begin with the mouse. The Pro X2 Superlight now contains a 95-hour battery life (was 70 hours), USB-C connectivity (was Micro USB), and a weight of solely 60 grams (was 63). It consists of Logitech’s new HERO2 sensor, able to monitoring at over 500 inches per second and as much as 32,000 DPI.

Moving on, the refresh of the keyboard is on the market in a TKL format. The keyboard now consists of programmable F and G keys via an up to date Logitech G app, barely tweaked keycaps that enable for higher RGB passthrough, and there at the moment are media keys included.

The vary can be, for the first time, going to be accessible from launch in black, white, and darkish pink.

The latter of which might’t be ignored – Logitech hasn’t achieved a lot pink tech earlier than. Every every so often a headset or a mouse has been launched in pink (the unique Superlight, for instance, was later launched in pink), however up till now, the firm has been fairly flakey with the color. Last 12 months, Logitech revealed the ‘Aurora’ vary of gaming peripherals geared toward girls and gender-diverse folks, and sadly, because it relied on additional price faceplates and keys to make the keyboard pastel pink, it couldn’t shed the pink tax.

While Logitech’s Pro vary doesn’t price additional in pink, it’s nonetheless amongst the costliest equipment the firm presents (other than its sim racing and flight gear), making it nonetheless an extended stroll to get pink tech via the firm, however a minimum of the end doesn’t price additional when put beside black and white direct alternate options.

Building on its inclusion of the pink keyboard and mouse, the G Pro X2 Lightspeed headset can be being launched in a pink end as nicely (when it was initially launched, it was solely accessible in black and white). We have been pretty essential of the women-focused Logitech G735 Aurora headset from final 12 months, because it was simply asking to be made soiled from make-up stains. From our overview: “They look gorgeous, but unfortunately, this is a short-lived enjoyment, as the white is well and truly asking to get dirty (or makeuppy). The RGB lighting is so unnecessary, but it’s fun. The G735s hit the brief of being more inclusive (read: suiting smaller heads) and if Logitech needed something to do, I’d suggest trying to find a makeup-shielding squishy material to make their next batch of headsets out of.”

Anyway, the Logitech G Pro X2 Superlight will likely be accessible in all three colors for $300. The Pro X TKL Keyboard will likely be accessible for $370, and the Pro X2 Lightspeed is on the market for $450. Each gadget is on the market now from Logitech’s web site.