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The beauty of POWERPLAY is that your mouse will simply just charge both while it is in use and while it isn't, so dead batteries and wireless disconnect will never stop your flow again.
With POWERPLAY charging and LIGHTSPEED wireless technology, Logitech has tackled the barriers to high-performance wireless gaming. Logitech’s new Powerplay technology, centered on a mouse pad that charges your wireless mouse while you’re using it, has made me a wireless believer. A representative from Logitech estimated that it would take 14 hours to completely charge a dormant mouse on the PowerPlay mat, and perhaps five times that long if the mouse is in constant use. and released in August, Logitech has also announced the first two mice officially compatible with it: the G903 and G703. It’s ultimately a matter of personal preference, and therefore smart of Logitech to include both options.Continuously charge your compatible Logitech G gaming mice: G703, G903, G502 LIGHTSPEED, G502 X LIGHTSPEED, G502 X PLUS, PRO Wireless, PRO X Superlight and more. This is an interest bearing credit option that allows you to delay payments over a set period of time. You can also swap out the rechargeable batteries for tunable weights, if you prefer to let the mouse discharge.
The Logitech G PowerPlay Wireless Charging System is the ultimate mouse pad for gamers with a wireless mouse. Heck, I’ve used a Logitech mouse day-to-day for going on three years and I’m still feeling let down. After spending a few hours with Chroma Squad, Diablo III, Hex: Shards of Fate, Heroes of the Storm and a handful of other titles, I noticed that the mice tended to charge by about 1or 2 percent per half-hour spent in-game.I’m not looking forward to another fractured peripherals landscape as each manufacturer rolls out a version of Powerplay in the next few years—Corsair’s is already announced, and while it uses the open Qi standard, it won’t be compatible with Logitech’s tech. LIGHTSPEED wireless technology is as fast or faster than many leading competitor's wired gaming mice.