Since the launch of the Logitech G Pro X2 Superstrike, there has been a flood of Hall effect and other analogue gaming mice that claim to offer similar performance and customization benefits, from Keychron's G6 HE to RAWM's budget-friendly Leviathan V4 GT. Now, it looks as though Attack Shark will be joining the fray with the new Mega B2, which was recently teased in a post on X.

While other manufacturers chasing Logitech's HITS system are using switches that have analogue input but still use a traditional click leaf to generate auditory and tactile feedback, that may not be the case with the Attack Shark Mega B2. The post is accompanied by text that reads "No metal. No fatigue. No friction," suggesting that there is no physical contact happening at all inside the switch, which would make it the only other major peripheral brand so far that has gone a similar route to Logitech.The post confirms that the switches will be "electromagnetic," meaning either TMR or Hall effect, and it says that it will be a silent mouse, suggesting there will be no physical click event and that the tactile event may be magnetically controlled or somehow adjustable via software, like Logitech's HITS. There has so far been no hint at pricing or an actual launch date, but Attack Shark says the new mouse is "coming soon."Other specs are also unknown at the time of writing, but if Attack Shark's other flagships are anything to go by, we can expect a Nordic MCU, PixArt PAW 3955 Max sensor, and a weight somewhere between 50 and 60 g, with a web driver to customize it all. It will likely also feature 8 kHz polling in both wired and wireless mode.

Attack Shark has also started teasing the new mouse right as it seems as though Logitech is aiming to upgrade the Superstrike with the G Pro X3 Superstrike, featuring an updated MCU, sensor, and new colorways.