Thu, 24th Sep 2026 (Today)
JOSEPH GABRIEL LAGONSINNews Editor
Logitech G has unveiled 15 new products across its gaming and creator ranges, spanning esports gear, microphones, software tools and sim racing hardware.
The additions include new entries in the PRO series for competitive gaming, a redesigned Yeti 2 microphone for creators, updates to G HUB and Streamlabs, and new sim racing equipment. Logitech G also expanded its lower-priced G3 family and introduced new colour variants and firmware updates for existing devices.
Among the most prominent launches is a new suite of PRO Series products developed with input from professional esports players. The line-up includes the PRO X3 Superstrike gaming mouse, the PRO X Control mousepad, the PRO X2 Rapid gaming keyboard and the PRO X3 Lightspeed gaming headset.
Priced at AUD $299.95, the mouse is the latest successor to the PRO X2 series. Logitech G worked directly with professional players on balance and battery life, saying development delivered a 50% gain in power efficiency.
The matching mousepad, priced at AUD $99.95, uses a knitted cloth surface in a 400 x 460mm format. It also features 6mm foam cushioning, stitched edges and a high-friction base designed to keep it stable during play.
The PRO X2 Rapid keyboard will sell for AUD $399.95. It uses magnetic switches and includes Rapid Trigger and Key Priority features, while letting users adjust key sensitivity through G HUB or an onboard OLED interface.
For audio, Logitech G introduced the PRO X3 Lightspeed headset at AUD $449.95. It includes a 48 kHz microphone, EQ controls and extended battery life for longer competitive gaming sessions.
Robin Piispanen, General Manager of Logitech G, framed the launches as part of a broader shift in gaming hardware and software. “The landscape of play is evolving faster than ever. Breakthrough technology and entirely new ways to compete are pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in gaming,” he said.
He added: “At Logitech G 2026, we are excited to share the latest gear and innovations from our team and our partners that empower gamers, enhance competitive performance, and drive pioneering new advancements in play.”
Logitech G also used the launch to push further into equipment for streamers, podcasters and other creators. The centrepiece is the Yeti 2, a full redesign of the long-running Yeti microphone.
The device uses a proximity sensor to track a speaker’s position in three dimensions and adjust gain, EQ and pickup patterns in real time. It also includes AI-based noise reduction, a colour LED screen and integration with G HUB for settings control, Blue VO!CE profiles and avatar uploads.
Software updates formed a large part of the announcement. Streamlabs is rebuilding its mobile app around a feature called Network Boost, which combines mobile and Wi-Fi connections to reduce dropped frames during broadcasts. The app also adds SRT support intended to cut latency for mobile streaming.
Another addition is G HUB Replay, a free tool that automatically records gameplay moments and assembles highlight clips. The software is aimed at users who want to capture and share game footage without editing experience.
Outside the premium end of its catalogue, Logitech G expanded the G3 family with the G316 X 75 compact mechanical keyboard and a new range of G-KEYCAPS. The keycaps use dual-shot PBT construction and come with interchangeable translucent dials built around four themes: Forest, City, Battlefield and Castle.
Logitech G is also introducing a Lilac colour option for the G305 X Superlight mouse and the G316 X 75 and 98 keyboards. In the G5 desktop range, the G502 X Plus mouse will receive two additional colour variants.
Existing owners of the G502 X Plus and G502 X Lightspeed are also set to receive a firmware update to the HERO sensor platform through G HUB. The update raises maximum resolution to 44,000 DPI and adds independent X and Y sensitivity adjustment.
Another special-edition launch is the ASTRO A50 X Mars Red Edition, which draws on the ASTRO brand’s long-standing focus on console gaming. Logitech G presented it as part of a broader effort to refresh established product lines while giving users more design choices.
Sim racing was another major focus. Logitech G added standalone versions of the G923 wheel, the RS50 direct-drive system and the RS Pedals SE, a pedal set with hall-effect brake and accelerator pedals.
It also introduced the RS50 McLaren Racing Edition, which pairs the 8 Nm RS50 direct-drive wheelbase with McLaren-branded styling. The edition can also be matched with the Playseat Instinct McLaren Racing Edition cockpit for home racing set-ups.
The breadth of the launch shows Logitech G trying to address several corners of the gaming market at once, from esports players and streamers to casual desktop users and racing enthusiasts. It also underlines how closely the company now ties hardware launches to software features, particularly through G HUB and Streamlabs.
Availability and regional pricing for individual products will be announced separately by market.
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