Logitech has just its latest gaming mouse, a lightweight esports pointer with real-time haptics under each main click. We'll have to wait a little while for it though, the Logitech G Pro X2 ...

Ergonomic mice are everywhere now, but the Logitech Lift is one of the more approachable ones, falling somewhere between casual gear and specialty equipment. Sitting at your desk for hours on end ...

It's time to upgrade your clicker, thanks to this awesome Logitech gaming mouse deal. For just $98.60, you can treat yourself to the fast and lightweight OG Logitech G Pro X Superlight in white, ...

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TL;DR: Logitech's upcoming G PRO X2 SUPERSTRIKE gaming mouse, launching early 2025, features a revolutionary Haptic Inductive Trigger System for instant actuation and reduced latency. Equipped with ...

With super sensitivity, all manner of shapes and buttons, RGB lighting, and more, you might think the scope for innovation in a gaming mouse has probably peaked. To that, Logitech did a big old’ ‘hold ...

You’ll be able to long press on the Xbox button to get to a task switcher for apps and games. You’ll be able to long press on the Xbox button to get to a task switcher for apps and games. is a senior ...

The Superstrike is its first mouse to opt for analog sensors that rely on haptics to provide click feedback. The Superstrike is its first mouse to opt for analog sensors that rely on haptics to ...

Unbox and explore the Logitech G402 Hyperion Fury Gaming Mouse with us in this comprehensive overview. Discover the cutting-edge features that make this mouse a top choice for gamers. From its ...

Borderlands 4 launches this Friday, September 12, and if you're planning on getting Gearbox's latest FPS for Xbox Series X|S or PC, you may be interested in a new officially licensed controller.

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