Logitech’s PRO line turns 10 this year, and the company marked it by replacing nearly the whole thing at once. At its G PLAY 2026 event, Logitech G unveiled fifteen new products. The four PRO Series pieces are the ones competitive players will care about.
The PRO X3 SUPERSTRIKE keeps Logitech’s HITS haptic inductive click system. HITS now has 10 actuation levels, 5 rapid trigger reset options and 6 haptic feedback settings, and Logitech claims it improves click latency by up to 30ms versus mechanical or optical switches. The mouse moves to Logitech’s NxLOGI chipset and an upgraded HERO 2 sensor rated at 48,000 DPI and 930 IPS. It adds an 8kHz report rate wired or wireless and 135 hours of battery life, at 59g (61g in EMEA). Logitech’s US store lists it at $199.99.
The PRO X2 RAPID is a wired keyboard with Hall-effect magnetic switches. Actuation is adjustable from 0.1mm to 4mm in 0.05mm steps, alongside Rapid Trigger, KEY PRIORITY (SOCD) and an 8kHz scan and report rate. Settings can be changed from an onboard OLED display without opening G HUB. It’s $229.99.
The PRO X3 LIGHTSPEED headset upgrades to a 48kHz/16-bit microphone and 50mm PRO-G Graphene drivers, with a 10-band parametric EQ and up to 70 hours of battery for $249.99. Rounding out the PRO lineup is the brand’s first PRO pad, the 400 x 460mm PRO X CONTROL, with 6mm SlimFlex foam, at $59.99.
Outside the PRO line, the release highlights the redesigned Yeti 2 microphone. Its proximity sensor tracks the speaker’s position in three dimensions and adjusts gain, EQ and pickup pattern on the fly, with an AI de-noiser on top. There’s also a free G HUB firmware upgrade that lifts the G502 X PLUS and G502 X LIGHTSPEED to 44,000 DPI, the compact G316 X 75 keyboard, and new G-KEYCAPS. Sim racers get standalone G923 and RS50 hardware, hall-effect RS Pedals SE and an RS50 McLaren Racing Edition. Logitech says regional pricing and availability for the rest will come through its regional channels.
If you’re shopping in this space, our PowerColor ALPHYN AM10 wireless gaming mouse review is a useful counterpoint on what the competition offers at lower prices.
The free DPI bump for existing G502 X owners is the most consumer-friendly item in the whole release. As for the flagship, $199.99 is steep for a mouse, and 48,000 DPI is well past the point of practical difference. The HITS click latency claim is the one that matters for this crowd, and it’s also the one that most needs independent testing before anyone treats 30ms as gospel.
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