Logitech Unveils New Gaming Mice, Headsets, And Keyboards At G Play 2025

Logitech kicked off its annual G Play showcase today, revealing a fresh batch of gaming peripherals designed for both casual and competitive gamers. The highlight of the event was a series of new mice, headsets, and keyboards that combine cutting-edge tech with long battery life and ergonomic design.

Among the new arrivals is the G Pro X Superlight 2c, a compact update to Logitech’s popular Superlight 2 wireless mouse. Weighing just 51 grams and offering up to 95 hours of battery life, it is set to hit stores on October 21 for R2,773,76.

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Another standout is the G Pro X2 Superstrike, which introduces haptic feedback to its main click buttons. Using an inductive sensor system instead of traditional switches, this mouse allows gamers to adjust their actuation points, echoing innovations seen in recent analog gaming keyboards.

Weighing 65 grams with up to 90 hours of battery life, the G Pro X2 Superstrike is expected in the first quarter of 2026, though pricing has not been announced.

New Headsets for Every Gamer: From Mid-Range to Budget

Logitech also unveiled two new headsets. The Astro A20 X offers mid-range performance with dual-console connectivity, 40 mm PRO-G Audio Drivers, and customizable RGB lighting.

Battery life reaches up to 40 hours with RGB enabled and 90 hours without. The headset includes the same microphone as the Astro A50 X, a fan favorite. It will be available on October 8 for R3, 120,45.

For budget-conscious players, the G321 Lightspeed headset delivers comfort-focused design with 20 hours of battery life at just R1, 040,00. launching in October.

Keyboards, Racing Gear, and Software Updates Round Out G Play

The G515 Rapid TKL keyboard joins the lineup with low-profile keys and magnetic analog switches, available immediately for R2,947,16. Logitech also introduced new RS50 wheel and pedal sets for driving game enthusiasts.

On the software front, the G Hub portal is expanding with a new game launcher, compatible with Epic Game Store, GOG, and WeGame libraries. This update is scheduled to roll out during the holiday season.

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