Logitech, a well-known manufacturer of computer peripherals and gaming equipment, has launched several new products under its Pro line, aimed at high-performance gamers. These include a mouse, mousepad, keyboard, and headset, each designed to offer advanced features and improved user experiences. The Pro X3 Superstrike Mouse, an updated version of the Pro X2, promises better precision and control with a lightweight, balanced design. It uses Logitech’s HITS (Haptic Input Trigger System) technology, which replaces traditional mechanical switches with a haptic feedback system. The mouse will be available starting October 6 and is priced at $200 (or 190 euros). Reports indicate that battery life has increased from 90 to 135 hours, and the price may have risen slightly to 190 euros. The Pro X Control Mousepad, set to launch on October 8, is crafted with a specialized knitted fabric that allows for smooth, consistent movement across the surface. It also features a high-friction base to keep the mouse in place during intense gaming sessions. Priced at $60 (or 70 euros), it is designed to complement the new mouse and provide a stable, responsive playing surface. Meanwhile, the Pro X2 Rapid Gaming Keyboard introduces custom magnetic switches that let users fine-tune key sensitivity. It also includes Rapid Trigger technology, which resets keys instantly as fingers lift, enhancing responsiveness. The keyboard, available now for $230 (or 250 euros), also features an OLED screen and a dial for adjusting settings directly on the device. The Pro X3 Lightspeed Gaming Headset, launching on October 8 for $250 (or 280 euros), includes a high-quality 48kHz microphone and a battery that lasts 70 hours on a single charge—40 percent longer than the previous model. It also offers a 10-band EQ through Logitech’s G Hub software, allowing users to customize audio settings. The headset features a perforated headband for better ventilation and comfort, and it competes with the Razer BlackShark V3 Pro, which includes active noise cancellation and is priced at 270 euros. In addition to the Pro line, Logitech has released the Pro X Control mousepad, which is significantly thicker than similar products on the market, offering enhanced comfort and stability. The Pro X2 Rapid keyboard now includes a silicone wrist rest for added ergonomics. Logitech also announced a free software update to upgrade the sensors of the G502 X Plus and Lightspeed models to 44,000 DPI, improving tracking accuracy. Outside the Pro Series, the company introduced the RS50 McLaren simulation set for 849 euros and the Yeti 2 microphone, which will be detailed in a separate article. At the Logitech G Play 2026 event in Warsaw, Poland, new products like the G305 X Superlight mouse and G316 X keyboards in a new lavender color were also unveiled. Software updates included G Hub Replay, which automatically records highlight moments from games, and Network Boost, intended to improve the stability of live streams on mobile devices using Streamlabs.