Logitech has announced a bunch of peripherals as part of its G Play 2026 showcase, including the sequel to last year’s Superstrike mouse. In fact, the Pro line has three other members that the brand has unveiled, including a headset, a keyboard, and even a mousepad, which is a bit of a rarity for the company. The company has provided us with a very short amount of hands-on time with the products as part of the launch as well, which will be relevant for one item in particular.
Logitech Pro X3 Superstrike
If prior leaks had you wondering why the company has a sequel for a mouse with such a unique input mechanism, or lack thereof, we thought the same. Unfortunately, nothing much has changed on that front. Upgrades are incremental, such as a new chipset which boosts the battery life from 90 hours to 144 hours, and bumping the wired report rate to 8 kHz to match its wireless counterpart. It’s technically also 2g lighter, now weighing 59g, and the weight balance has been improved to make it less front-heavy.
It comes in two colourways, which are black and magenta. The white colourway has, for whatever reason, been reserved for the first generation Superstrike. Logitech has not said when exactly it will be available beyond the September window, but the mouse already has a price tag of RM829, which is RM50 more than the progenitor model.
Logitech Pro X Control
The mousepad is usually a pretty underappreciated accessory for PC gaming, and it’s usually pretty difficult to describe without another point of comparison. In such a situation, the Pro X Control can only be described as coming in one size and colour: large and black. You have an anti-slip base and anti-fraying stitched edges, which should be the standard already these days. Having used it for a bit, I can add that if it was made by Razer, it would definitely be a Control mat. The foam has an average amount of stiffness to it, but the surface is really rough. Noticeably more than the Control version of the Gigantus V2 Pro, at the very least.
Like the mouse, the Logitech Pro X Control only has a September release window, which is closing fast. That said, it does have a price of RM369.
Logitech Pro X2 Rapid
The new Pro keyboard comes in with a TKL form factor, but what makes it unique is that it has an OLED display on the right corner. It’s not just for show though, as the accompanying button and wheel lets you tweak certain settings on the fly. This includes things like actuation distance and key priority, or more specifically, Simultaneous Opposing Cardinal Directions (SOCD) settings. All of this is made possible thanks to it using the brand’s custom magnetic switches.
You also get six layers of sound dampening, which is pretty standard for keyboards featuring these. As an added bonus, it comes with a silicone wrist rest. The Logitech Pro X2 Rapid has a price of RM999. Despite its recent launch, the company says it was made available back on 16 September. Unlike the Superstrike, the Rapid keyboard gets all three colour options of white, black and magenta.
Logitech Pro X3 Lightspeed
Finally, we get to the headset. These feature 50mm graphene drivers, a boom mic that can record in 48 kHz / 16 bit, and a battery life of up to 70 hours. It’s not without its own peculiarities, as while it makes use of memory foam and faux leather as you’d expect, it’s the headband that’s been given perforations to make it more breathable, and not the earcups.
At any rate, the Logitech Pro X3 Lightspeed is priced at RM1,099 and is immediately available following its launch. Like the Rapid, the Lightspeed also gets access to all three colour options.
