Logitech G is bringing a large wave of new hardware to gamers this year, with the company’s PLAY 2026 event introducing 15 products across competitive gaming, streaming, PC peripherals, console gaming, and sim racing. The new lineup includes the PRO X3 SUPERSTRIKE gaming mouse, PRO X2 RAPID keyboard, PRO X3 LIGHTSPEED headset, redesigned Yeti 2 microphone, and several new G3 Series products. Logitech also announced software updates for G HUB and Streamlabs alongside the hardware.
The competitive gaming lineup gets some of the biggest changes. The PRO X3 SUPERSTRIKE is Logitech G’s latest high-end gaming mouse and was developed with input from professional esports players. The company says its HITS technology and redesigned lightweight chassis provide improved input response, while power efficiency has been increased by 50 percent compared with the previous design. Logitech is also launching the PRO X Control Mousepad with a 400 x 460 mm knitted cloth surface, 6 mm SlimFlex foam, stitched edges, and a high-friction base.
Keyboard players get the PRO X2 RAPID, which uses magnetic switches alongside Rapid Trigger and Key Priority features. Settings can be adjusted through G HUB, while an onboard OLED interface allows users to make changes without leaving their game. The PRO X3 LIGHTSPEED headset completes the new PRO lineup with a 48 kHz microphone, customizable EQ options, and an extended battery designed for longer gaming sessions.
Logitech is also bringing back the Yeti name with the new Yeti 2 microphone. The redesigned model adds an Intelligent Voice Proximity Sensor that tracks the speaker’s position and automatically adjusts gain, EQ, and pickup patterns. It also includes an AI-powered de-noiser, a color LED display, G HUB integration, Blue VO!CE profiles, and support for custom avatars.
Software is another major part of Logitech G’s PLAY 2026 announcements. G HUB Replay will automatically record gameplay, detect important moments, and create highlight clips without requiring manual video editing. Streamlabs is also getting a rebuilt mobile broadcasting experience with Network Boost, which combines cellular and Wi-Fi connections to improve streaming reliability.
The G3 Series is expanding as well. Logitech announced the compact G316 X 75 mechanical keyboard, new G-KEYCAPS with dual-shot PBT construction and interchangeable translucent dials, and Lilac versions of the G305 X SUPERLIGHT, G316 X 75, and G316 X 98. The G502 X PLUS is also receiving two new colorways. In addition, a firmware update for the G502 X PLUS and G502 X LIGHTSPEED raises the HERO sensor’s maximum resolution to 44,000 DPI and adds submicron precision and independent X/Y sensitivity controls.
Console gamers are getting the ASTRO A50 X Mars Red Edition, while Logitech G continues to expand its sim racing hardware. New products include standalone versions of the G923 wheel and RS50 Direct Drive System, along with the RS Pedals SE featuring Hall-effect sensors. The company has also introduced the RS50 McLaren Racing Edition, which combines an 8 Nm direct-drive wheelbase with TRUEFORCE technology and McLaren’s Papaya-inspired design.
- PRO X3 SUPERSTRIKE gaming mouse with HITS technology
- PRO X Control 400 x 460 mm gaming mousepad
- PRO X2 RAPID magnetic-switch gaming keyboard
- PRO X3 LIGHTSPEED wireless gaming headset
- Yeti 2 microphone with voice proximity tracking
- G HUB Replay automatic gameplay highlights
- Streamlabs Network Boost for mobile streaming
- G316 X 75 compact mechanical keyboard
- G-KEYCAPS customizable PBT keycaps
- G502 X PLUS new colorways and 44,000 DPI firmware update
- ASTRO A50 X Mars Red Edition
- RS50 Direct Drive System
- RS Pedals SE
- RS50 McLaren Racing Edition
- Standalone G923 racing wheel
Logitech G PLAY 2026 is being held on September 23 across Los Angeles, Warsaw, and Shanghai, marking the fifth year of the company’s global gaming event. Logitech says availability, pricing, and launch details for individual products will be announced through regional channels.
