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Logitech unveils Christmas gift guide from AUD $99.95
Wed, 14th Oct 2026 (Today)
MARA SUGUENews Editor
Logitech has released a Christmas gift guide featuring products for work, gaming and audio, with prices ranging from AUD $99.95 to AUD $1,499.95.
The list spans Logitech office accessories, Logitech G gaming products and Ultimate Ears speakers, reflecting a broad holiday retail push across its consumer hardware portfolio.
At the lower end is the Ultimate Ears MINIROLL at AUD $99.95, a compact speaker with 12 hours of battery life and an IP67 waterproof rating for outdoor and travel use.
Another portable product is the Mobi Fold Mouse at AUD $129.95, which uses a foldable design for travel and mobile working.
For office users, Logitech highlighted the MX Keys S keyboard and MX Master 4 mouse, priced at AUD $229.95 and AUD $199.95 respectively. The keyboard is designed for quiet, precise typing, while the mouse features haptic feedback and an ergonomic design.
The guide also includes the Zone Vibe Pro headset at AUD $489.95. The wireless headset offers active noise cancellation and up to 30 hours of battery life, targeting professionals who split their time between calls and personal listening.
A large part of the selection is Logitech G products, underscoring the company’s focus on gaming accessories during the holiday shopping period.
The PRO X2 RAPID keyboard is listed at AUD $399.95. Designed with esports professionals in mind, it includes magnetic switches, fast input response and an OLED screen for adjusting settings.
Alongside it, the PRO X3 LIGHTSPEED headset is priced at AUD $449.95 and offers 7.1 surround sound, memory foam ear pads and up to 70 hours of battery life for PC, console and mobile gaming.
The PRO X3 SUPERSTRIKE mouse, priced at AUD $299.95, is positioned as a customisable gaming mouse. Users can adjust click feel, actuation points and haptic response through G HUB software, while the device also supports an 8,000 Hz report rate and up to 135 hours of battery life.
The Yeti 2 microphone for content creators is priced at AUD $249.95. The USB microphone includes a voice proximity sensor that automatically adjusts gain and EQ, along with AI-based noise reduction and a colour LED screen for controls.
The most expensive item in the guide is the RS50 x McLaren Racing Bundle at AUD $1,499.95. The package includes an 8 Nm direct-drive base, tactile feedback and a Formula-style wheel finished in McLaren’s Papaya orange.
The inclusion of a sim racing bundle at that price point shows how holiday tech marketing now extends beyond mainstream accessories into specialist enthusiast equipment. It also highlights the extent to which hardware brands are segmenting offers for workers, gamers, streamers and hobbyists within a single seasonal campaign.
The pricing suggests Logitech is targeting both entry-level gift buyers and higher-spending consumers. The gap between the MINIROLL at under AUD $100 and the racing bundle at nearly AUD $1,500 covers impulse purchases, mid-range upgrades and premium discretionary spending.
That spread may help Logitech compete across several categories at once, especially in a market where shoppers often compare audio products, peripherals and gaming accessories within the same purchase cycle. Seasonal gift guides have become a common way for electronics groups to package products by use case rather than by brand family alone.
Several products in Logitech’s selection are framed around hybrid work and portability, including the Mobi Fold Mouse, MX range and Zone Vibe Pro. Others are geared towards long-duration entertainment, with battery life repeatedly highlighted across speakers, headsets and mice.
The line-up also points to the continued overlap between lifestyle technology and specialist performance devices. Audio products sit alongside office tools and competitive gaming hardware, while creator equipment such as the Yeti 2 is marketed with mainstream consumer gifts.
At the top end, the RS50 x McLaren Racing Bundle stands out as the clearest signal that Logitech sees room for premium niche hardware in holiday spending.
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