Logitech is launching a new lineup of gaming peripherals, including the compact G Pro X Superlight 2c wireless mouse, which weighs just 51 grams, offers up to 95 hours of battery life, and will be available from October 21 for $160.

Alongside it, the G Pro X Superstrike gaming mouse with customizable haptic click buttons, weighing 65 grams and providing up to 90 hours of battery life, is expected in the first quarter of 2026, though its price has not yet been announced.

The company is also expanding its simulation gear with new RS50 and RS pedals designed to enhance driving game experiences.

During its annual G Play showcase, Logitech unveiled a range of new gaming accessories, including headsets, mice, and a keyboard, broadening its gaming peripherals lineup.

Additionally, Logitech is rolling out a new game launcher integrated into its G Hub software, supporting platforms like Epic Games Store, GOG, and WeGame, with availability planned during the holiday season.

The G515 Rapid TKL keyboard, priced at $170, features a low-profile design and magnetic analog switches, and is available immediately.

The Astro A20 X headset, costing $180 and available from October 8, supports dual-console and PC connectivity, with 40 mm PRO-G drivers, customizable RGB lighting, and a battery life of up to 90 hours without RGB lighting and 40 hours with it.

For budget-conscious gamers, Logitech is releasing the G321 Lightspeed headset in October, priced at $60, emphasizing comfort with a 20-hour battery life.