During the G Play 2026 event, Logitech announced an extensive range of new gaming equipment, significantly expanding several product lines. The announcements covered specialized competitive gaming gear, advanced sim racing accessories, general gaming peripherals, and professional streaming hardware.
Advanced Gaming Peripherals
For competitive players, the company introduced the Pro X3 Superstrike Gaming Mouse. This mouse utilizes Logitech’s newly developed HITS technology, which is designed to minimize the time lag between a physical input and the resulting action. Furthermore, the device boasts a 50% improvement in power efficiency while maintaining a lightweight design.
Complementing the mouse is the Pro X Control Mousepad. Developed using feedback from professional esports competitors, this mat measures 15.7 x 18.1 inches. It features a knitted cloth surface engineered to provide a balance between speed and control, alongside Slimflex Foam cushioning and a base designed for high friction.
The Pro X2 Rapid Gaming Keyboard was also showcased. This keyboard features customizable magnetic switches, allowing users to adjust the actuation point for individual keys. Functionality such as Rapid Trigger and Key Priority can be managed through G HUB, and an integrated OLED interface provides direct access to settings on the keyboard itself.
In audio, Logitech presented the Pro X3 Lightspeed Gaming Headset. This model includes a new studio-grade 48 kHz microphone, customizable equalizing (EQ) settings, and enhanced battery longevity compared to its predecessor.
Sim Racing and Customization Gear
The sim racing community received several new options. Logitech is now offering standalone wheel setups for both the G923 and RS50, enabling PC users to build their racing stations without needing to purchase complete wheel and pedal bundles.
New additions include the RS Pedals SE, which employs Hall-effect sensors for both the accelerator and brake, providing non-contact detection of inputs. Additionally, the company unveiled the RS50 McLaren Racing Edition. This specialized model integrates the 8 Nm Direct Drive RS50 hardware and Trueforce technology with a design inspired by McLaren’s Papaya colorway.
In terms of compact design, the G316 X 75 is a new 75% wireless keyboard that supports both Lightspeed and Bluetooth connectivity. Players can customize the look of compatible keyboards by pairing the G316 X 75 with new G-Keycaps. Furthermore, the G305 X Superlight and G316 X are available in a new Lilac finish, and the G502 X Plus is being offered in two new colors.
Both the G502 X Plus and G502 X Lightspeed will receive a firmware update that raises the Hero sensor’s maximum resolution to 44,000 DPI and introduces the ability to adjust X and Y sensitivities separately.
Audio and Streaming Enhancements
Logitech also debuted limited-edition audio products, including the Astro A50 X Mars Red Edition. This version keeps the original A50 X hardware while giving both the headset and the base station a striking new red finish.
For content creators and streamers, the new Yeti 2 microphone was revealed. This device features a redesigned microphone capsule, supports 32-bit float recording, includes a multifunction smart knob, and integrates with Logitech G HUB.
Retail Deals and Pricing Updates
During the event, several technology deals were also announced. Prices listed are current as of September 21st, 2026:
- AMD Ryzen™ 9 9900X 12-Core: Reduced from $499 to $337
- iBUYPOWER Element Gaming PC: Reduced from $1,999 to $1,699
- LG 27GX700A-B 27-inch Ultragear: Reduced from $599 to $485
- Samsung SSD 9100 PRO 1TB: Reduced from $339 to $249
- HP OmniBook 5 16 inch: Reduced from $961 to $799
