Logitech has expanded its Pro gaming lineup with four new accessories aimed at competitive gamers: the Pro X3 Superstrike Mouse, Pro X Control Mousepad, Pro X2 Rapid Gaming Keyboard, and Pro X3 Lightspeed Gaming Headset.

Leading the new lineup is the Pro X3 Superstrike Mouse, a successor to Logitech’s well-regarded Pro X2. The new model focuses on improved precision, control and battery life while retaining a lightweight, balanced design. It also introduces Logitech’s proprietary HITS technology, a haptic trigger system that replaces traditional mechanical microswitches. It costs A$299.95.

The Pro X Control Mousepad is designed to complement the new mouse, featuring a specialized knitted-cloth surface intended to deliver a balanced, omnidirectional glide while maintaining precise control. A high-friction base helps keep the pad firmly in place during intense gameplay. It retails for A$99.95.

For keyboard enthusiasts, the Pro X2 Rapid Gaming Keyboard introduces custom magnetic switches with adjustable key sensitivity. It also incorporates Logitech’s Rapid Trigger technology, which resets a key as soon as the player begins lifting their finger, potentially allowing for faster repeated inputs.

The keyboard also supports Logitech’s Key Priority system, which can register a secondary input without requiring the previous key to be released. For FPS players, this can make rapid strafing and directional changes easier to execute. It costs A$399.95.

Rounding out the lineup is the Pro X3 Lightspeed Gaming Headset. Logitech has equipped the headset with a studio-grade 48 kHz microphone and a battery rated for up to 70 hours per charge — a 40 percent increase over the previous generation. The headset also adds a 10-band EQ, which can be customized through Logitech’s proprietary G Hub software. It retails for $449.95.

Together, the four products represent a broad refresh of Logitech’s Pro gaming ecosystem, with the company focusing on faster inputs, greater customization, improved endurance and competitive-level control.

Australian release dates have yet to be announced.