Logitech G PLAY 2026: 15 New Gaming Products Revealed

Logitech G has unveiled 15 new gaming products at PLAY 2026, including the PRO X3 SUPERSTRIKE, Yeti 2, G HUB Replay, and new sim racing hardware.

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Logitech G PLAY 2026: 15 New Gaming Products Revealed
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Logitech G has unveiled 15 new products, alongside new software experiences and hardware designs, during Logitech G PLAY 2026 in Lausanne, Switzerland. The new lineup covers competitive gaming, content creation, streaming, customizable gaming setups, console gaming, and sim racing.

The announcements arrive as gaming hardware continues to expand beyond traditional peripherals, with Logitech G positioning its latest products around competitive performance, creator-focused features, customization, and a connected hardware and software ecosystem.

"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," said Robin Piispanen, general manager of Logitech G. "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."

The company described its approach as The Road to the Breakthrough, reflecting its focus on player feedback, engineering development, and the integration of hardware and software. The Logitech G PLAY 2026 keynote is available through the company's YouTube channel.

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Logitech G PRO Series Expands for Competitive Gaming

Competitive gaming is a major focus of the Logitech G PLAY 2026 lineup, with several new products joining the company's PRO Series. The products were developed with input from professional esports athletes and are designed around precision, responsiveness, and long-term competitive use.

The PRO X3 SUPERSTRIKE Gaming Mouse builds on the PRO X2 series with a new focus on precision and control. Logitech G says collaboration with professional players influenced the mouse's balance, battery life, and overall design.

The company developed the mouse over a nine-month period and reports a 50% increase in power efficiency within its lightweight chassis. The PRO X3 SUPERSTRIKE also uses Logitech G's proprietary HITS technology, designed to reduce the gap between recognizing an action and registering the corresponding input.

Alongside the mouse, Logitech G introduced the PRO X Control Mousepad, a 400 x 460mm mousepad designed for esports players. It uses a specialized knitted cloth intended to provide omnidirectional movement with controlled glide.

The mousepad also features 6mm Slimflex Foam, sub-surface tight-stitched edges, and a high-friction base intended to keep it stable during gameplay.

The PRO X2 RAPID Gaming Keyboard is another major addition to the competitive lineup. Co-designed with esports players, the keyboard features custom magnetic switches, Rapid Trigger technology, and Key Priority.

Players can adjust key sensitivity through G HUB, while an onboard OLED interface allows for real-time adjustments without requiring users to leave their game.

Rounding out the new PRO products is the PRO X3 LIGHTSPEED Gaming Headset. The wireless headset is designed around competitive audio, with a studio-grade 48 kHz microphone, customizable EQ settings, and extended battery life.

Logitech G says the headset is designed to help players identify important in-game audio cues while maintaining clear communication with teammates.

Yeti 2 Brings New Technology to Content Creation

Logitech G also used PLAY 2026 to introduce the Yeti 2, a new version of its well-known Yeti microphone aimed at streamers, podcasters, and other content creators.

One of the microphone's key features is an intelligent voice proximity sensor. The technology tracks the speaker's position in three dimensions and automatically adjusts gain, EQ, and pickup patterns based on their position.

The Yeti 2 also incorporates an AI-powered de-noiser designed to separate a speaker's voice from background distractions. A color LED screen provides additional information and includes a Yeti character guide.

The microphone integrates directly with G HUB, providing access to deeper settings, community-powered Blue VO!CE profiles, and custom avatar uploads.

The announcement represents a broader push from Logitech G toward software-assisted content creation, with the company also revealing significant changes to its Streamlabs mobile broadcasting platform.

Streamlabs Adds Network Boost for Mobile Streaming

Logitech G Streamlabs is receiving a major mobile app rebuild designed to improve reliability and introduce additional intelligent features.

One of the central additions is Network Boost, a Streamlabs Ultra feature that combines cellular and Wi-Fi connections to help reduce dropped frames during mobile broadcasts.

The system also includes support for the professional SRT streaming protocol, which is designed to provide low-latency broadcasting. Logitech G says the software-focused approach is intended to provide capabilities traditionally associated with expensive mobile production setups without requiring users to carry dedicated hardware rigs.

The company is positioning the updated Streamlabs experience toward creators who want to broadcast from mobile devices while maintaining greater consistency and control over their streams.

G HUB Replay Automatically Creates Gaming Highlights

Logitech G is also making gameplay capture more accessible with G HUB Replay, a free software tool designed to automatically record gameplay and identify notable moments.

The software can detect standout plays and create highlight reels without requiring users to manually edit footage. According to Logitech G, G HUB Replay can identify moments such as 1v3 clutches, buzzer-beaters, and other significant plays.

The tool is designed to save and export clips automatically, giving players a way to share gameplay moments without needing previous video-editing experience.

Logitech G Expands Its G3 Gaming Range

The company is also expanding its G3 family with new hardware and customization options.

The G316 X 75 is a compact mechanical gaming keyboard designed for players who want a smaller desktop footprint. Logitech G is also introducing G-KEYCAPS, a collection of dual-shot PBT keycaps and interchangeable translucent dials.

The new keycap designs are based around four themes: Forest, City, Battlefield, and Castle.

The G305 X SUPERLIGHT, G316 X 75, and G316 X 98 keyboards are also receiving a new Lilac colorway, adding another customization option for gaming setups.

G502 X Series Receives a Major Firmware Upgrade

Logitech G has also introduced two new colorways for the G502 X PLUS, completing what the company describes as its G5 Series desktop lineup.

More significantly for existing owners, Logitech G announced a firmware update for its HERO sensor technology used in the G502 X PLUS and G502 X LIGHTSPEED gaming mice.

The update increases maximum resolution to 44,000 DPI, while adding submicron precision and independent X/Y sensitivity adjustments.

The firmware enhancement will be available to existing owners at no additional cost through G HUB.

ASTRO A50 X Gets a Mars Red Edition

Logitech G is also continuing its ASTRO console gaming range with the ASTRO A50 X Mars Red Edition.

The new version takes inspiration from exploration and the pioneering design heritage associated with the ASTRO brand, which has been part of the gaming market for more than a decade.

The Mars Red finish gives the A50 X a new visual identity while retaining its position within Logitech G's broader gaming headset lineup.

Logitech G Expands Its Sim Racing Ecosystem

Sim racing is another major part of Logitech G's PLAY 2026 announcements, with the company introducing new modular PC-exclusive hardware.

The lineup includes standalone versions of the G923 wheel, the RS50 direct-drive system, and the new RS Pedals SE.

The RS Pedals SE use Hall-effect sensors for the brake and gas pedals, with the technology designed to provide more precise input for simulation racing.

Logitech G is also launching the RS50 McLaren Racing Edition, combining the company's sim racing technology with McLaren Racing's signature Papaya color.

The special edition includes an 8 Nm RS50 direct-drive wheelbase, TRUEFORCE technology, and high-end RS racing components. Logitech G says that when the hardware is paired with the Playseat Instinct McLaren Racing Edition cockpit, it is designed to provide a more immersive home racing setup.

The collaboration also draws on McLaren Racing's automotive history, with the Papaya design referencing the team's visual identity and more than six decades of racing heritage.

Logitech G's Connected Gaming Ecosystem

Across its announcements at Logitech G PLAY 2026, the company is emphasizing a connected ecosystem spanning gaming hardware, software, content creation, and sim racing.

The new products range from professional esports peripherals such as the PRO X3 SUPERSTRIKE and PRO X2 RAPID to creator-focused hardware like the Yeti 2, while software such as G HUB Replay and the redesigned Streamlabs mobile experience adds additional functionality.

Logitech G says availability, regional pricing, and launch timing will be announced through its regional channels for each individual product.

With 15 new products and multiple software updates announced during PLAY 2026, Logitech G's latest lineup covers several areas of the gaming market, from competitive esports and streaming to customizable setups and simulation racing.

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September 24th 2026

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September 24th 2026

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