Introduced is the Logitech G309 computer mouse, which can be used with an AA battery or without a battery if you have a Powerplay mouse pad. This is Logitech’s first wireless mouse with a supercapacitor inside.
The Logitech G309 is not the first gaming mouse to support wireless charging. You can recall the Razer Mamba HyperFlux and Mad Catz RAT Air models, which were released back in 2018. However, they differ from the Logitech G309 in that, in principle, they can only be charged from special proprietary charging mats.
The new product from Logitech can also run on regular AA batteries (or rechargeable batteries). Together with them, the weight of the Logitech G309 is 89 grams. However, the batteries can be removed and the mouse will only operate on a supercapacitor powered by the mousepad. In this case, the weight of the new product is reduced to 68 grams. It becomes almost as light as the wireless Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2, weighing 60 grams.
Logitech said it will continue to sell the G305 module alongside the G309. The G309 can also use a single Lightspeed adapter with a range of Logitech wireless keyboards, including the new G515 TKL, G715, G915, G915 TKL, Pro X 60 and Pro X TKL.