Logitech has introduced three new gaming products- the new G-Series low friction G700 gaming mouse, the G510 GamePanel LCD display Keyboard and the wireless G930 Headset.
Logitech says that its new G-Series gaming peripherals have been designed to give maximum performance so that gamers can simply lose themselves in their favorite battle zones without having to worry about any frustrating technical limitations.
The new additions “give every gamer a competitive advantage,” according to the company’s Elliott Chin. “Whether it’s a headset with 7.1 surround sound, a mouse with 13 controls, or a keyboard with an LCD that displays critical in-game stats, everything about the new G-Series lineup helps you win, no matter what game you love to play.”
The Logitech G700 Wireless Gaming Mouse has 13 programmable buttons precisely placed to maximize user comfort and control, and it can receive complex macro commands (such as multiple keystrokes, mouse events, user-defined delays and repeating) as well as single action functionality. The G700 has also been specially sculpted to cater for easy touch recognition.
The G700 also sports 5,700 dpi resolution, precision laser technology and 1000 reports-per-second wireless connectivity, which should offer no lag-time. Underneath are low-friction feet to help achieve a smooth glide and the peripheral’s ergonomics are designed to follow the natural curves of the hand for added comfort during long periods of gameplay.
Up to five onboard memory profiles can be saved for different game or player situations and a quick-connect charging cable provides both power and data-over-cable capabilities for local-network-friendly connectivity. The G700 Wireless Gaming Mouse is available at a suggested retail of $99.99
Logitech’s G510 Gaming Keyboard has an LCD GamePanel, which provides real-time information at a glance, such as player rank, server IP, score, times, health status and ammunition levels. The GamePanel also shows computer performance information, communication data, server status and media/music snapshots.
Other features of the G510 include 18 programmable G-keys, each having three macro modes, giving up to 54 possible macro settings per game (including single keypress, complex macros or intricate scripts). Users can personalize their keying experience with RGB color custom color character/key backlighting, and up to five keys can be simultaneously pressed and they’ll still be independently recognized. Its 500Hz full-speed report rate gives four times the response of other gaming keyboards. The G510 Gaming Keyboard is also available now for a suggested retail of $119.99
The Logitech G930 Wireless Gaming Headset delivers a detailed soundfield that lets you hear your enemies before they see you. The 7.1 Dolby Surround Sound G930 headset also has gaming-grade 2.4 GHz wireless technology with dual antenna reception and uncompressed 48 kHz audio streaming. It will work up to 40 feet away from the gaming computer, and has a 10-hour battery life between charges, whle the included charging base allows for recharging during gameplay.
A memory foam headband keeps the G930 comfortable, and up to 26 dB of noise-isolation from the ear pads helps keep external distractions to a minimum. Logitech says that the audio drivers have been laser-tuned for optimum acoustic performance and have a frequency response from 20 Hz to 20 kHz. There’s a noise-canceling microphone with auto-mute, and up to six different voice morphs to choose from, including alien, cyborg and space squirrel. The G930 Wireless Gaming Headset is available now for a suggested retail of $159.99.
