Logitech G used its PLAY 2026 event to introduce four new additions to the PRO Series, the gaming line that is now marking a decade since it first launched. The lineup includes the PRO X3 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Headset, the PRO X2 RAPID Wired Gaming Keyboard, the PRO X3 SUPERSTRIKE Gaming Mouse and the PRO X CONTROL Gaming Mouse Pad. No prices, release dates or availability windows were disclosed for any of the four products.
The PRO X3 SUPERSTRIKE mouse carries the most new technology of the group. It uses Logitech G's HITS Haptic Inductive Trigger System, which the company says can reduce click latency by as much as 30 milliseconds compared with mechanical or optical microswitches. The mouse pairs an upgraded HERO 2 sensor with the NxLOGI chipset. Its sensor reaches up to 48,000 DPI and 930 IPS, and it supports an 8 kHz report rate whether connected by cable or wirelessly. Logitech rates battery life at 135 hours, and the mouse weighs 59 grams, or 61 grams in EMEA.
The PRO X2 RAPID keyboard is built around magnetic Hall-effect analog switches. Actuation can be tuned from 0.1 mm to 4 mm in 0.05 mm increments. The keyboard includes an onboard OLED display for settings and supports Rapid Trigger and KEY PRIORITY (SOCD). Its key scan rate and USB report rate both run at 8 kHz.
For the headset, Logitech upgraded the microphone to 48 kHz/16-bit and fitted 50 mm PRO-G Graphene drivers. Buyers get a 10-band parametric EQ for customization, along with memory-foam earpads and a perforated headband. Logitech rates the battery at up to 70 hours.
The PRO X CONTROL is Logitech G's first PRO mouse pad. It measures 400 x 460 mm and sits on a 6 mm SlimFlex foam base. The cloth surface is precisely knit for consistent friction, and subsurface edge stitching is meant to keep it from fraying.
All four products are managed through G HUB software, which centralizes customization across the lineup. The software handles headset EQ and microphone settings, keyboard actuation and Rapid Trigger and KEY PRIORITY tuning, and the haptics and click settings on the PRO X3 SUPERSTRIKE. Logitech says the gear was developed with feedback from professional players, lab testing and appearances at DreamHack events.
Thadeous Cooper, Head of PRO Series Marketing at Logitech G, framed the design approach around player involvement: "The best PRO gear is designed with players, not just for them".
The PRO Series launch shared the PLAY 2026 stage with a sim racing lineup that included the RS50 McLaren Racing Bundle, the PC-only RS50 System and G923, and RS Pedals SE. The announcement leaves several buyer questions unanswered, including what any of the four new products will cost and when they will reach stores.
