Logitech G PRO Series marked 10 years at Logitech G PLAY 2026 on September 23. Logitech G introduced four esports pieces: the PRO X3 SUPERSTRIKE mouse, PRO X2 RAPID keyboard, PRO X3 LIGHTSPEED headset, and PRO X CONTROL pad.
Thadeous Cooper, Head of PRO Series Marketing, said the team designs this gear with athletes, not around them. Cooper said the labs study how pros move, react, and play under pressure.
The best PRO gear is designed with players, not just for them
PRO X3 SUPERSTRIKE mouse
The PRO X3 SUPERSTRIKE is the new LIGHTSPEED wireless mouse. Instead of a classic microswitch, it uses HITS, the Haptic Inductive Trigger System. Logitech G also gives the click 10 actuation levels, 5 rapid trigger reset options, and 6 haptic feedback settings.
Because company tests put HITS up to 30 milliseconds faster than mechanical or optical switches, Logitech G pairs it with the NxLOGI chipset and a HERO 2 sensor. That stack reaches 48000 DPI, 930 IPS, and an 8 kHz report rate on a wire or over LIGHTSPEED. Meanwhile, the battery rating is 135 hours. Weight is 59 grams, or 61 grams in EMEA, after a chassis rebalance.
In addition, a press note cites a 50 percent jump in power efficiency after a nine-month cycle. However, Logitech G has not posted independent lab files for that 30 millisecond click claim. Colors on the US shop are Midnight Black and Magenta Eclipse. The listed price is 199 dollars and 99 cents, and both SKUs show in stock.
PRO X2 RAPID keyboard
The PRO X2 RAPID is a wired TKL board with magnetic Hall-effect analog switches. Rapid Trigger resets a key as soon as the finger lifts. Therefore, players can set actuation from one tenth of a millimeter to 4 mm, in five-hundredths of a millimeter steps.
An onboard OLED screen handles 8 kHz key scan and USB report rate, actuation, Rapid Trigger, and KEY PRIORITY, which Logitech G also calls SOCD. That lets a second direction register without a full release of the first key. G HUB can store the same profiles. However, the keyboard still works from the OLED when no software is installed.
Analog magnetic keys sit in the same competitive class as the Razer Tartarus V2 Pro keypad, which also sells adjustable analog travel. The Rapid board instead adds a TKL layout, Doubleshot PBT caps, an XL silicone palm rest, and two typing angles. Shop colors are Black, White, and Magenta at 229 dollars and 99 cents, and the shop shows them in stock.
PRO X3 LIGHTSPEED headset
The PRO X3 LIGHTSPEED is a wireless 7.1 headset with Bluetooth and a 3.5 mm jack. Logitech G put a 48 kHz 16-bit microphone on it for callouts. In particular, the 50 mm PRO-G Graphene drivers and a 10-band parametric EQ in G HUB are the audio controls.
Battery life reaches up to 70 hours. Earpads use memory foam, and the headband uses a perforated strap. Colors are Black, White, and Magenta. The US shop price is 249 dollars and 99 cents, and the listing shows stock.
Of course, that endurance claim still needs a long bracket to prove. Open-back options such as the HyperX Cloud Alpha Air trade isolation for a wider stage. This PRO headset stays a closed cup with a boom mic, so the bet is voice clarity and cue EQ rather than an airy soundstage.
PRO X CONTROL pad and shop prices
PRO X CONTROL is the first PRO Series mouse pad. Logitech G sized it at 400 by 460 mm. The knit cloth aims for the same friction in every direction. Meanwhile, subsurface stitching keeps the edges from fraying against a forearm. A 6 mm SlimFlex foam base and a high-friction bottom keep it planted.
The pad ships in Black only on the US shop at 59 dollars and 99 cents, and that listing also shows stock. Altogether, the four-piece stack lands at about 740 dollars before tax if you buy every piece at those listed prices.
Finally, G HUB is the shared software layer. It holds headset EQ and mic settings, keyboard actuation and KEY PRIORITY, and Superstrike click and haptic options. White and Magenta desk kits appear in the official lineup stills below.
