Now available: Gaming peripherals from Logitech
24.9.2026
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With updates to its established Pro series, Logitech G is revising its offering for the gaming segment. This includes the Pro X3 Superstrike mouse, the Pro X3 Lightspeed headset, and the Pro X2 Rapid keyboard.
I will introduce you to the most exciting products from Logitech's new gamer gear below. You can find all other new products from Logitech G, including gaming steering wheels, here.
Mouse: Logitech G Pro X3 Superstrike
The predecessor model, the Pro X2 Superstrike, has only been on the market since February. My colleague Kevin tested it and was thrilled. Now, the successor model is already available. Logitech is primarily focusing on product refinement: instead of major innovations, there are several improvements.
You can get the mouse in black or pink with black buttons.
The highlight of the Pro X3 Superstrike remains the Haptic Inductive Trigger System (HITS): it detects key movements inductively. In the software, you can set the actuation point of the two front mouse buttons yourself. Ten actuation points and five reset points are available to choose from. Logitech confidently advertises the «fastest, fully customizable click». Instead of an audible click sound like conventional mice, the X3 Superstrike provides haptic feedback as soon as it registers a click.
The sensor offers a resolution of up to 48,000 DPI. According to the manufacturer, it registers accelerations of more than 90 G and movement speeds of over 930 IPS (inches per second, equivalent to about 23.6 meters per second). The mouse transmits its position with a polling rate of up to 8000 Hertz, i.e., every 0.125 milliseconds.
The Pro X3 Superstrike offers a significantly longer battery life than the predecessor model: up to 135 hours are possible with constant movement, which is 45 hours more. To charge it, you connect it via USB-C. Alternatively, the mouse is also compatible with Logitech's Powerplay charging mat.
You connect the Pro X3 Superstrike via Lightspeed using the 2.4-gigahertz wireless channel. The matching USB receiver is included.
Headset: Logitech G Pro X3 Lightspeed
The 50-millimeter drivers of the over-ear headset are promised by Logitech to deliver «unparalleled sound» and «clear spatial audio». Their graphene diaphragm is designed to reproduce sound more precisely and reduce distortion.
The Pro X3 Lightspeed is available in black, white, and pink.
A 10-band equalizer is available in the software. This allows you to adjust the output to your taste. Several sound profiles, which Logitech claims to have created together with professional gamers, are already included. The detachable, omnidirectional microphone records at 48 kilohertz and 16 bits.
You can connect the headset via Lightspeed and Bluetooth 5.3 or via cable using the 3.5-millimeter jack. One battery charge should last for around 70 hours of playback. The memory foam ear pads are covered with synthetic leather. The Pro X3 Lightspeed weighs 356 grams.
Keyboard: Logitech G Pro X2 Rapid
The wired Pro X2 Rapid is a tenkeyless keyboard. Its Hall-effect switches use a magnetic field to detect how deep you press individual keys. The actuation and reset points can be adjusted, allowing you to have your keystrokes registered faster or slower. Thanks to the 8000 Hertz polling rate, the keyboard transmits your inputs with minimal input lag.
A small OLED display shows your selected settings. According to the manufacturer, you can also use it to configure the keyboard. The RGB backlighting can also be personalized.
In black, you can get the keyboard in Swiss and German keyboard layouts. In white, it is only available with a German layout.
It is also interesting for gamers that key priority can be set. You determine what happens when you press keys for opposing commands simultaneously, such as A and D for left and right movement. You can decide that nothing happens, or that the first or last key pressed takes precedence. These so-called SOCD (Simultaneous Opposing Cardinal Directions) functions are, however, controversial in the tournament scene and are partially regulated.
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