Celebrating its fifth consecutive year, Logitech G PLAY 2026 is showcasing fifteen new Logitech G products spanning esports, sim racing, PC gaming and creator gear, alongside a series of software updates designed to expand its connected gaming ecosystem.
Among the headline announcements are the latest additions to the PRO Series, a redesigned Yeti 2 microphone, new tools for streamers and a fresh selection of sim-racing hardware. So, with plenty to get through, let's take a look.

Precision, Control and Innovation

First up is the PRO X3 SUPERSTRIKE Gaming Mouse. Developed alongside professional esports athletes, Logitech says the mouse improves balance and power efficiency through a lightweight chassis, helping to reduce the gap between recognition and action.
Alongside it is the PRO X Control Mousepad, which uses a specialised knitted cloth across its 400 x 460mm surface to provide consistent, omnidirectional glide. The pad also features 6mm Slimflex Foam, tight-stitched edges and a high-friction base for added stability.
Keyboard players are also catered for with the PRO X2 RAPID Gaming Keyboard. Magnetic switches, Rapid Trigger technology and Key Priority allow players to tailor key sensitivity, while G HUB provides further fine-tuning options. There's also an onboard OLED interface for real-time recalibration, meaning changing play styles doesn't have to mean stopping the action.
The PRO X3 LIGHTSPEED Gaming Headset completes the new PRO Series additions. Its studio-grade 48 kHz microphone is designed to provide clear communication, while EQ customisation lets players prioritise important audio cues. Logitech is also promising extended battery life for those longer sessions when “just one more game” inevitably turns into several.

Yeti 2 is Here

Podcasters and streamers have plenty to get excited about too, with Logitech unveiling the Yeti 2, a substantial redesign of its established microphone.

Users can expect a consistent broadcast quality sound without the need for manual adjustment thanks to the newly introduced Intelligent Voice Proximity Sensor. It dynamically adjusts the EQ, gain and pickup patterns, which means you don't have to worry about sound quality. The microphone will also feature an AI-powered de-noiser to isolate the speaker's voice and ignore background ambience, commotion, or din.

Logitech G Streamlabs has also made it their goal to revolutionise the mobile broadcasting experience by rebuilding its mobile app. It will now be engineered for greater reliability and intelligence. Integral to this new development is Network Boost which will fuse cellular and Wi-Fi data to eradicate dropped frames.

Re-watch Your Finest Moments

For those moments when you somehow pull off the play of the match and wish everyone else could see it, G HUB Replay is arriving as a free-to-use feature.
The software automatically records gameplay, identifies notable moments and creates highlight reels without requiring any video-editing experience. Players can therefore concentrate on the match while G HUB Replay captures everything from 1v3 clutches to buzzer-beaters.

Free Up Space with More Practical Hardware

For gamers looking to reclaim a little desktop real estate, the G316 X 75 is a compact mechanical keyboard designed with a smaller footprint in mind.
It comes alongside G-KEYCAPS, a collection of dual-shot PBT keycaps and interchangeable translucent dials inspired by four themes: Battlefield, Castle, City and Forest.
Logitech G is also introducing a new Lilac colourway for the G305 X SUPERLIGHT mouse, as well as Lilac versions of the G316 X 75 and G316 X 98 keyboards. Meanwhile, the G502 X PLUS is receiving two new colourways.
Console players haven't been forgotten either, with the ASTRO A50 X Mars Red Edition joining the lineup and paying tribute to ASTRO's long-running console gaming heritage.

Software to Firm Up Your Gaming Experience

The hardware announcements are being joined by a significant software update for Logitech's HERO sensor technology.
Firmware updates for the G502 X PLUS and G502 X LIGHTSPEED gaming mice increase maximum sensor resolution to 44,000 DPI, while also adding submicron precision and independent X/Y sensitivity adjustments.
Best of all for existing owners, Logitech says the upgrade will be available free through G HUB.

A New Chapter for Sim Racing

Meanwhile, Logitech G is expanding its racing ecosystem with new modular PC-exclusive hardware, including standalone versions of the G923 wheel, the RS50 Direct Drive System and the new RS Pedals SE.
The pedals feature Hall-effect sensing for the brake and accelerator, with the technology designed to provide greater precision.
Also making its debut is the RS50 McLaren Racing Edition, which brings McLaren Racing's distinctive Papaya colour scheme to Logitech's racing hardware. The special edition combines the 8 Nm RS50 direct-drive wheelbase with TRUEFORCE technology and high-end RS racing components.
When paired with the Playseat Instinct McLaren Racing Edition cockpit, the setup is intended to bring a little more professional racing flavour to the home sim-racing environment.
If that all sounds like Christmas has come early for you then be on the lookout for more announcements from Logitech G, including availability, pricing, and launch timing for individual products through its regional channels.