Since the launch of the Logitech G Pro X2 Superstrike, a wave of Hall effect and analogue gaming mice has emerged, including Keychron's G6 HE and RAWM's budget-friendly Leviathan V4 GT. Now Attack Shark is joining the fray with the Mega B2, recently teased in a post on X. While competitors use switches with analogue input but traditional click leaves for feedback, the Mega B2 may differ. The teaser text "No metal. No fatigue. No friction" suggests zero physical contact inside the switch, making it the only other major brand pursuing a contactless approach similar to Logitech's HITS system. The post confirms "electromagnetic" switches — likely TMR or Hall effect — and a silent design with no physical click event, potentially offering magnetically controlled or software-adjustable tactile feedback like HITS.

No pricing or launch date has been revealed beyond "coming soon." Based on Attack Shark's other flagships, expected specs include a Nordic MCU, PixArt PAW 3955 Max sensor, 50–60 g weight, web-based driver, and 8 kHz polling in both wired and wireless modes. The tease arrives as Logitech appears poised to upgrade the Superstrike with a G Pro X3 Superstrike featuring updated MCU, sensor, and new colorways.