Logitech has long been a leading brand in computer tech, giving gamers high quality mice, keyboards and headsets since the early 2000s. Now the company is rolling out a new line of products to give gamers an edge.
Announced during a virtual press briefing as part of Logitech G Play 2026, Logitech G unveiled a new expansion to the G-Series—in a total of fifteen new products, along with new software experiences and breakthrough designs created to elevate how competitive players, creators, and everyday gamers play. The G3 Series in particular is designed to further Logitech’s promise to bring “play to all.”
“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 general manager of Logitech G, Robin Piispanen. He continued, “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 current G Series lineup includes the G325 LIGHTSPEED wireless gaming headset, the G316 X 98-percent wired gaming keyboard, and the G305 X SUPERLIGHT gaming mouse. Now, the line is expanding with more choices for these three products. The first begins with the G316 X 75—a 75-percent version of the G316 X for gamers who prefer a more compact form factor, without sacrificing performance. The keyboard maintains its 8 kHz report rate, alongside its swappable mechanical switches, multi-layer gasket design with the cross hatch stem, double shot durable PBT keycaps and RGB lighting.
In addition to this, the full G3 Series will be available in a Lilac colourway. According to Product Marketing Manager for the G3 series, Megan Shu, “Lilac is a really nice calming pastel color that appeals to those looking for hardware that can seamlessly fit in their gaming and their living spaces.” Continuing the expansion of colour choices Logitch is introducing G-KEYCAPS; a new collection of premium dual-shot PBT keycaps and interchangeable translucent dials inspired by four unique themes: Forest, Cloud, Spike, and Mecha.
The Forest set is inspired by in-game foliage like open world escapist landscapes in this vibrant high energy yet cozy shades of green, capped of by a unique tree-shaped control dial. Cloud is similar to the Aurora collection capturing cozy peaceful pastel tones, and comes with an adorable cloud dial. The Spike set s inspired by more serious combat aesthetics, right, sci-fi tactical gear in these fierce deep reds and cool grays with a spike-shaped dial. And lastly, Mecha captures the cyberpunk, classic arcade vibes in futuristic blues and oranges with a pixel-inspired cube dial.
Furthermore, the G502 X is getting a fresh revamp with two new colourways—one in a sharp black and purple, and another in a bold white and mint-green. Logitech G announced a major firmware enhancement to its HERO sensor technology for all G502 X PLUS and G502 X LIGHTSPEED gaming mice, increasing maximum resolution to 44,000 DPI with submicron precision and independent X/Y sensitivity adjustments. Not only that, existing owners get this massive upgrade for free through the G HUB app.
Lastly, though outside the G Series, Logitech announced ASTRO A50 X Mars Red Edition, which is said to be inspired by “exploration and the pioneering spirit that has defined the ASTRO series for more than a decade.” The ASTRO A50 X Mars Red Edition is backed by Logitech’s PlaySync technology, which allows users to switch to whichever platform they’re playing on simply by tapping the headset itself. The unit also supports a full bandwidth 48 kHz broadcast-quality microphone, and 40mm Pro-G audio graphene drivers.
Logitech G will announce availability, regional pricing, and launch timing for individual products through its regional channels.
