A buyer who ordered the Logitech G Pro X2 Superstrike received the unreleased Pro X3 Superstrike instead. This accidental shipment gives us a rare look at the next generation of Logitech's wireless gaming mice before the official launch. Gamers waiting for an upgrade should pay attention to the improved battery life and sensor performance revealed on the box.
Accidental shipment details weight and battery upgrades
The package arrived directly from Logitech's online store, which rules out a third-party retailer making a mistake. A Reddit user named Alternative-Cream444 spotted the error on the MouseReview subreddit and shared the details with TechPowerUp. The incident confirms that Logitech has already moved the X3 Superstrike into its fulfillment pipeline.
Logitech G Pro X3 Superstrike Specs
- Weight: 59 grams
- Acceleration: 90Gs
- Tracking Speed: 930 IPS
- Battery Life: 135 hours
- Sensor: Hero 2
The retail packaging lists several hardware upgrades over the previous generation. The new mouse weighs 59 grams, which is 2 grams lighter than the X2. It also features a 90Gs acceleration rating and a 930 IPS tracking speed, both of which are improvements over the X2's 88Gs and 888 IPS. The battery life jumps significantly to 135 hours, a 50 percent increase from the X2's 90 hours.
Despite the performance gains, the core technology remains familiar. The X3 Superstrike retains the Hero 2 sensor and an 8000Hz polling rate found in the X2. We have been tracking Logitech G Pro X3 Superstrike closely — see our earlier coverage on Logitech G Pro X2 Superstrike 2 Leaked. The packaging does not reveal any internal changes beyond these specifications.
Logitech has not yet confirmed a release date or price for the Pro X3 Superstrike. The leak highlights the company's rapid iteration cycle for its high-end peripherals. Buyers looking for the lightest possible wireless mouse may want to wait for the official announcement.
Source: TweakTown
