Logitech G unveils PowerPlay 2 wireless charging pad for gaming mice
Logitech G has unveiled PowerPlay 2, a wireless charging mouse pad targeted at recharging gaming mice as you play.
This means players will be able to play with a wireless mouse without needing to plug it in to charge it periodically. And Logitech G, the gaming brand of Logitech, said that in gaming, infinite battery life means extended, uninterrupted sessions. When it comes to a gaming mouse, the assurance that one’s mouse will always be charged and ready for the next move is a true game-changer.
PowerPlay 2 is a plug-and-play wireless charging mouse pad for gamers seeking uninterrupted performance. It is the only charging system that keeps gaming mice powered, whether they are at rest or in motion. With PowerPlay 2, gamers get an enhanced experience with a slimmer design, all at a more affordable price.
PowerPlay 2 eliminates battery level concerns, ensuring gamers can always rely on their mouse to be ready for action. Say goodbye to tethering and enjoy the freedom of gaming without cable drag.
The PowerPlay 2 pad is now thinner at just 3.5mm, offering a more comfortable gameplay experience, while its 15% larger charging area ensures improved charging performance. PowerPlay 2 uses a low-frequency electromagnetic field that is captured by the PowerPlay 2 Charging Coin, allowing the player to continuously charge their mouse while gaming at the full capabilities of Logitech G’s Lightspeed wireless technology.
Gamers can simply plug in the PowerPlay 2 charging system, insert the Coin into their mouse, and start charging instantly. It’s pretty hassle free, Logitech G said.
Gamers can easily swap the Charging Coin from mouse to mouse to best suit their individual preferences. Now compatible with 10 Logitech G mice and counting, gamers can choose their perfect match for seamless, continuous performance without any battery anxiety.
Pricing and availability
PowerPlay 2 will be available on logitechg.com and Amazon beginning March 11, 2025, at $99 / €109.
