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Logitech unveils 15 new products, from mice and keyboards to racing wheels9/23/2026
The new products include peripherals for gamers and streamers, as well as sim racing hardware. Logitech has announced Slovak prices and retailers for several of them.
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At Logitech G PLAY 2026, Logitech G unveiled 15 new products and several software updates. The lineup ranges from professional gaming peripherals and streamer gear to new sim racing hardware. Several of the new products will have Slovak prices and will gradually go on sale in our market.
The new PRO X3 SUPERSTRIKE is a professional gaming mouse developed in collaboration with esports players. Logitech focused primarily on improving its balance, extending battery life and reducing response times. The company says it is 50% more energy-efficient and uses its proprietary HITS technology, which is designed to reduce the delay between registering an input and executing an action. The Slovak price is €189.99, and it will be available in red and black.
The new PRO X Control mouse pad measures 400 × 460 mm and uses a specially woven fabric designed to combine precise control with smooth mouse movement. It also features 6 mm Slimflex foam for cushioning, stitched edges and a high-friction underside that prevents it from sliding across the desk. The recommended price in Slovakia is €69.99.
The professional lineup is joined by a new keyboard with magnetic switches, Rapid Trigger technology and Key Priority. Key actuation sensitivity can be adjusted using the G HUB app or directly through the integrated OLED interface, which allows settings to be recalibrated quickly. Logitech refers to it as PRO X2 RAPID in its press release, while its Slovak price list calls it PRO X TKL Rapid 2. It costs €229.99.
The new PRO X3 LIGHTSPEED headset is another model designed primarily for competitive gaming. It features spatial audio, expanded equalizer options and a microphone with 48 kHz studio sampling, designed to provide clearer communication during gameplay. Logitech also promises premium materials and long battery life. The headset costs €259.99 in Slovakia.
A major new product for streamers, podcasters and other creators is the completely redesigned Yeti 2 microphone. Its intelligent sensor tracks the user’s position in three dimensions and automatically adjusts gain, equalization and the microphone’s directional pattern based on their movements. It also features AI noise cancellation, a color LED display and integration with G HUB and Blue VO!CE, including community profiles and the option to upload a custom avatar. It costs €159.99.
Logitech is also expanding its more affordable G3 lineup. The new mechanical G316 X 75 keyboard uses a compact 75% layout that leaves more room on the desk, particularly for mouse movement. A version with a CZ/SK layout will also be available in Slovakia, with a recommended price of €99.99. Logitech also unveiled the G-KEYCAPS collection, featuring double-shot PBT keycaps and interchangeable rotary controls.
The G502 X PLUS is getting two new color options: Black-Lilac and White-Mint. Logitech is also preparing a free sensor firmware update for all G502 X PLUS and G502 X LIGHTSPEED models, raising the maximum resolution to 44,000 DPI. Separate sensitivity settings for the X and Y axes will also be added. The new G502 X PLUS colors will cost €139.99.
The professional mouse lineup will also be expanded with the special-edition PRO X Superlight 2 DEX SE and PRO X Superlight 2c SE. Logitech will add them as new variants of its lightweight Superlight gaming mice, and both will have the same recommended price in Slovakia: €139.99.
The ASTRO A50 X headset is also getting a new color option. The Mars Red Edition comes in a striking red finish, which Logitech says pays tribute to the ASTRO brand’s heritage and its long-standing connection with console gaming. The hardware is unchanged from the familiar A50 X. The new edition will cost €349.99.
New products are also coming to sim racing. The most notable is the RS50 McLaren Racing Edition, a special edition in McLaren Papaya, the team’s signature color. The setup is built around the RS50 direct-drive wheelbase, which delivers 8 Nm of torque and features TRUEFORCE technology. Logitech pairs it with other RS series racing components. The complete RS50 McLaren Bundle will cost €849.99.
A standalone PC version of the RS50 direct-drive system is also on the way, further expanding Logitech’s modular sim racing ecosystem. It will be joined by the new RS Pedals SE, which use Hall-effect sensors for both the brake and throttle pedals and are designed to provide more precise and consistent input detection. The RS50 for PC itself will cost €579.99.
The well-known Logitech G923 racing wheel will also get a standalone PC version. The company will add it to its expanded range of PC sim racing hardware alongside the more powerful RS50 system and new RS series pedals. The recommended price in Slovakia for the PC version of the G923 is €279.99.
Logitech also unveiled several software updates. Streamlabs Ultra is getting Network Boost, a feature that combines mobile data and Wi-Fi for mobile streaming to help prevent stream interruptions. It uses professional SRT support for low-latency streaming, with the aim of making some of the capabilities of professional mobile broadcasting setups available to everyday creators.
The new free G HUB Replay automatically records gameplay, recognizes important moments and can create highlight reels without the need to edit video manually. The system is designed to capture moments such as winning fights or notable gameplay situations and then prepare them for export and sharing.
The hardware lineup will also be expanded with the G305 X Superlight and the G316 X 98 in Lilac.
You can watch the full presentation here:
