You won't be stuck going wireless if you want Logitech's latest esports-ready peripheral, though. The G Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse won't be a trivial purchase when it ships later in August for $150, and that's before the optional PowerPlay system. When you do need to plug in, there's a low-friction cable that shouldn't get in your way. You can swap the left and right side buttons if you're a lefty, and you can tune the RGB lighting to coordinate with your team or your gaming rig. It draws on both Logitech's increasingly familiar Lightspeed tech for near-zero lag and supports PowerPlay wireless charging, but it also touts the company's high-precision 16,000DPI sensor and a 2.8oz weight that makes it easier to flick around in the heat of a tournament. It's launching a wireless version of its G Pro mouse that was designed for (and with the help of) competitive gamers. Logitech is betting that it can fulfill their dreams, though. Wireless gaming mice are anathema to esports pros for a reason - when you're that skilled, even a modest amount of lag can throw you off.
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