Logitech Launches Pro X2 Rapid Keyboard and Pro X3 Lightspeed Headset

Logitech has expanded its competitive gaming catalog with the Pro X2 Rapid keyboard and the Pro X3 Lightspeed wireless headset. The new keyboard uses magnetic switches alongside an 8000 Hz polling rate, while the companion headset offers up to 70 hours of audio playback. Both accessories target esports players with prices set at $229 and $250.

Pro X2 Rapid Keyboard and Magnetic Switches

Pro X2 Rapid Keyboard and Magnetic Switches

The Pro X2 Rapid adopts a compact tenkeyless form factor without a number pad to save desk space for mouse sweeps. It is built for speed. The primary hardware feature is a set of Hall effect magnetic switches allowing players to customize actuation points per key. Rapid trigger support also resets strokes instantly when fingers lift. An integrated display handles settings adjustments on the fly without requiring software.

For movement heavy shooters, the board includes a key priority mode. This resolves conflicting directional inputs like A and D to make counter strafing instant. Dimensions measure 363 by 143 by 36 millimeters. The package includes RGB lighting and a detachable USB C wire, with retail pricing hitting $229.

Pro X3 Lightspeed Wireless Headset Specs

Pro X3 Lightspeed Wireless Headset Specs

On the audio side, the Pro X3 Lightspeed headset targets long tournament sessions. The battery runs for 70 hours. Acoustic output comes from 50 mm drivers covering 20 to 20,000 Hz, backed by a detachable 48 kHz and 16 bit microphone. The box contains wireless adapters plus USB and AUX cords.

Players can tweak sound profiles using a 10 band equalizer inside Logitech G HUB. The software includes tuning profiles designed by professional players. The headset carries a $250 price tag.

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