Logitech G Product Launch
Logitech G Unveils 15 New Products Aimed at Competitive Gamers
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The Pro X3 Superstrike mouse replaces traditional microswitches with Logitech’s proprietary HITS haptic-trigger system. It is scheduled to launch October 6 for $200.
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The Pro X2 Rapid keyboard’s Rapid Trigger technology resets a key as soon as a player begins lifting a finger, while Key Priority registers a secondary input without requiring the previous key to be released—features aimed particularly at fast movement and strafing in first-person shooters.
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The compact G316 X 75-percent keyboard retains an 8 kHz report rate and includes swappable mechanical switches, a multilayer gasket design, double-shot PBT keycaps and RGB lighting. Logitech is also expanding the full G3 lineup with a Lilac colorway.
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The Pro X3 Lightspeed headset will be offered in black, white and magenta, weighs 356 grams, and uses a detachable microphone with a 75 Hz–20 kHz frequency response; it also supports Bluetooth and an optional analog connection alongside its low-latency wireless dongle.
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The Pro X Control mousepad is set to launch October 8 at $60, while the Pro X3 Lightspeed headset is also scheduled for October 8 at $250; the keyboard is already available at $230.
Logitech G unveiled 15 new gaming products at its fifth annual PLAY event, with the Pro Series lineup marked by haptic triggers and low-latency wireless tech. The Pro X3 Superstrike mouse ($200) replaces traditional switches with Logitech's HITS haptic-trigger system, while the Pro X2 Rapid keyboard ($230) adds Rapid Trigger technology that resets keys instantly during finger lift. Gadget Pilipinas reported that the new gear was developed directly with professional esports athletes in mind.
The Pro X Control mousepad launches October 8 at $60, alongside the Pro X3 Lightspeed headset at $250. Logitech's General Manager Robin Piispanen said, "The landscape of play is evolving faster than ever." Digital Reviews noted that the refresh spans esports, PC gaming, sim racing and creator equipment, with availability rolling out through October.
Pro X3 Superstrike Mouse Swaps Switches for Haptic Feedback
The Pro X3 Superstrike replaces microswitch buttons with Logitech's proprietary HITS haptic-trigger system, eliminating traditional click-feel for customizable haptic feedback. Techno Bezz reported it launches October 6 at $200. The mouse also packs a HERO 2 sensor with 44,000 DPI maximum tracking and 135 hours of battery life at 1 kHz polling—45 hours more than the previous generation. An internal NxLOGI chipset delivers 8 kHz polling over both wired and wireless LIGHTSPEED connections.
Rapid Trigger Keyboard Cuts Latency for Fast FPS Movement
The Pro X2 Rapid keyboard ($230, already available) features Rapid Trigger technology that resets a key the moment a player begins lifting their finger. A second feature, Key Priority, registers a secondary input without requiring the previous key to be released—both designed for fast strafing in first-person shooters. Digital Reviews noted the 75-percent compact G316 X model retains an 8 kHz report rate and includes swappable mechanical switches, a multilayer gasket design, and RGB lighting.
Redesigned Headset and Microphone Target Competitive and Creator Markets
The Pro X3 Lightspeed headset launches October 8 at $250 and delivers 70 hours of battery life with 50 mm graphene drivers and a 10-band equalizer. Techno Bezz reported it weighs 356 grams, includes a detachable omnidirectional microphone with 75 Hz–20 kHz frequency response, and offers three colorways: black, white and magenta. It supports low-latency wireless, Bluetooth and optional analog connections. Logitech also refreshed its Yeti 2 microphone for streamers and podcasters.
Pro Series Marks 10 Years of Esports-Focused Gear
Logitech G's PRO Series celebrates its 10th anniversary in 2026, historically built on traditional microswitches and mechanical key switches. Head of PRO Series Marketing Thadeous Cooper said, "The best PRO gear is designed with players, not just for them. We bring esports athletes into our labs." Gadget Pilipinas noted the latest refresh addresses battery drain issues from earlier versions through optical-haptic architecture and custom magnetic switches. Rolling October releases leverage Q4 holiday inventory builds across retail and direct-to-consumer channels.
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