Both mice will come with a 10 gram removable weight in the socket for the Powercore, and the G903 has been updated with new switches rated for 50 million clicks. The two mice that Powerplay will initially be compatible with are the G903 (a Powerplay compatible revamp of the popular G900 mouse) and the G703 (a revamp of the G403).

When the system launches August 20, you’ll be able to buy the Powerplay charging base, two mousing surfaces (one soft, one hard), and the Powercore module in a bundle for $99. While the pad will stop charging at 90 percent, you can still plug in the mouse if you want to charge it to 100 percent. While you are using your mouse, the pad will keep it charged between 75 and 90 percent full. Powerplay is a new system that turns your mouse pad into a wireless charger. Now Logitech is addressing the charging concern with a new wireless charging system that it had dubbed “Powerplay.” For years the excuse was, “They lag too much.” But in the last couple of years, we’ve seen wireless mice that are as fast, or faster, than their wired counterparts. Wireless mice have always been sort of looked over for gaming. If you’ve been put off wireless mice because you have to charge them, Logitech has a new tech that means you’ll never have to charge a mouse again.

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