Logitech launches new gaming hardware at G Play 2026, including mice, keyboards, headsets, and sim racing gear
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Logitech has introduced a large collection of new gaming hardware during G Play 2026, expanding several parts of its lineup at once. The announcements cover competitive gaming peripherals, sim racing equipment, more casual gaming products, and streaming hardware.
Logitech expands its Pro lineup
For competitive players, Logitech announced the Pro X3 Superstrike Gaming Mouse, which uses the company’s new HITS technology to reduce the delay between a physical input and the corresponding action. Logitech is also claiming a 50% improvement in power efficiency while keeping the mouse lightweight.
It’s joined by the Pro X Control Mousepad, a 15.7 x 18.1-inch mousepad developed with input from professional esports players. It uses a knitted cloth surface designed to balance speed and control, along with Slimflex Foam cushioning and a high-friction base.
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The Pro X2 Rapid Gaming Keyboard, meanwhile, uses customizable magnetic switches that let players change the actuation point of individual keys. Rapid Trigger and Key Priority are supported through G HUB, while an onboard OLED interface provides access to settings directly from the keyboard.
Logitech also introduced the Pro X3 Lightspeed Gaming Headset. It features a new studio-grade 48 kHz microphone, customizable EQ settings, and improved battery life compared to the previous generation.
New sim racing hardware is coming as well
Sim racers are also getting several new options. Logitech is introducing standalone wheel configurations for the G923 and RS50, making it possible for PC players to build their setup without purchasing complete wheel and pedal bundles.
The new RS Pedals SE use Hall-effect sensors for both the accelerator and brake, providing contactless input detection. Logitech also revealed the RS50 McLaren Racing Edition, which combines its 8 Nm Direct Drive RS50 hardware and Trueforce technology with McLaren’s Papaya-inspired design.
Logitech is adding more customizable gaming gear
The new G316 X 75 is a compact 75% wireless keyboard supporting both Lightspeed and Bluetooth connectivity. Logitech is pairing it with its new G-Keycaps, which allow players to swap keycaps and customize the appearance of compatible keyboards.
The G305 X Superlight and G316 X are also getting a new Lilac finish, while the G502 X Plus is receiving two additional color options. Both the G502 X Plus and G502 X Lightspeed will get a firmware update that raises the Hero sensor’s maximum resolution to 44,000 DPI and introduces separate X and Y sensitivity adjustments.
Logitech hasn’t forgotten its audio products either. The company revealed a limited-edition Astro A50 X Mars Red Edition, which keeps the existing A50 X hardware but gives the headset and base station a new red finish. There’s also a new Yeti 2 microphone aimed at gaming, streaming, and content creation. It brings a redesigned microphone capsule, 32-bit float recording, a multifunction smart knob, and integration with Logitech G HUB.
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