THE CRUNCH
Logitech has refined its flagship G Pro X3 Superstrike gaming mouse, arriving just seven months after the X2. It keeps the same inductive HITS clickers but swaps the microcontroller for a custom silicon chip, promising a 50 per cent battery boost. The mouse weighs around 60 grams, with a new weight distribution that fixes the front-heavy balance of its predecessor. It also gains a slightly more powerful sensor and a
The X3 Superstrike sticks to the familiar egg-shaped design, offering a choice of black or magenta paint. European models include a user-replaceable battery, while global versions are sealed. The mouse still lacks a physical DPI switch, relying instead on software configuration. Performance tests show it remains one of the fastest mice on the market, with latency improvements over the X2. The new chip and sensor tweaks put it on par with rivals like the Razer Viper V4 Pro.