The latest mouse, keyboard, and headset lineup from Logitech G proves you don’t have to spend like a pro to play like one.
For many PC gamers, building the perfect setup is a gradual process. A better mouse one payday. A mechanical keyboard a few months later. Maybe a new headset after that. The challenge isn’t finding premium gear — it’s finding premium gear that doesn’t immediately empty your wallet.
That is exactly where Logitech G is hoping its latest G3 Series fits in.
Rather than chasing the ultra-premium segment dominated by esports professionals, the company is focusing on a much larger audience: everyday gamers who want faster response times, better customization, and a cleaner desktop setup without paying flagship prices.
The newest additions to the lineup — the G304 X SUPERLIGHT wireless gaming mouse and the G316 X 98 wired mechanical keyboard — join the previously launched G325 LIGHTSPEED wireless gaming headset to complete what Logitech G describes as an accessible gaming ecosystem.
Instead of treating each product as a standalone purchase, the three devices are clearly designed to work together, giving gamers a coordinated setup that looks polished while delivering the performance many competitive players expect.
A familiar mouse, now noticeably lighter
Long-time Logitech users will immediately recognize the G304.
For years, it has earned a loyal following for one simple reason: it works. Comfortable shape, dependable wireless performance, and a design that never tried too hard.
The new G304 X SUPERLIGHT keeps that familiar silhouette but updates nearly everything underneath.
At approximately 59 grams, it’s significantly lighter than previous versions, making quick flicks and rapid movements feel less tiring during long gaming sessions. Logitech has also equipped it with its HERO 44K sensor, capable of tracking movements with remarkable precision.
For players who want even faster response times, the mouse can be paired with Logitech’s PRO LIGHTSPEED Receiver, enabling an 8 kHz polling rate that dramatically reduces input latency.
That level of performance was once reserved almost exclusively for tournament-grade hardware.
Another welcome improvement is versatility. The mouse supports LIGHTSPEED wireless, Bluetooth, and wired connectivity, making it equally useful whether you’re gaming at home or carrying it with a laptop.
Battery life also appears impressive, with Logitech rating it for more than 130 hours of use. A quick two-minute USB-C charge can reportedly provide up to 3.5 hours of gameplay — ideal for those moments when you realize your mouse is almost out of power just before starting a match.
Perhaps less flashy, but equally meaningful, is Logitech’s decision to incorporate at least 51 percent recycled plasticinto the design while making internal screws easier to access for future repairs.
It’s a small detail that reflects a growing emphasis on longer-lasting electronics rather than disposable gadgets.
A keyboard that feels built for enthusiasts
Mechanical keyboard enthusiasts can be notoriously difficult to impress.
Many spend years experimenting with switches, keycaps, lubricants, foam modifications, and custom cases in search of the perfect typing sound.
The G316 X 98 borrows heavily from that enthusiast culture.
Instead of the hollow sound often associated with mainstream gaming keyboards, Logitech has adopted a multi-layer snap-fit gasket structure designed to create the deeper, softer “thock” sound that has become highly sought after among keyboard enthusiasts.
Better still, users don’t need to disassemble the keyboard to personalize it.
The switches are hot-swappable, allowing owners to replace them without soldering, while compatible keycaps make cosmetic customization equally straightforward.
Performance hasn’t been sacrificed for comfort, either.
The keyboard supports an 8 kHz polling rate and a 0.125-millisecond response time, ensuring keystrokes register almost instantly — whether you’re playing competitive shooters or simply typing through a long workday.
One particularly fun addition is the dot-matrix LED display paired with a multifunction control dial. Beyond adjusting brightness or volume, the display provides visual feedback for different settings, giving the keyboard a personality that’s often missing from similarly priced models.
RGB lighting remains fully customizable through Logitech’s G HUB software, allowing users to create lighting profiles, assign macros, and synchronize effects across compatible Logitech devices.
Completing the setup
While the mouse and keyboard are the newest arrivals, the G325 LIGHTSPEED headset remains an important part of the G3 ecosystem.
Designed for extended gaming sessions, it combines lightweight construction with 24-bit audio and an AI-powered noise-reduction microphone, helping conversations stay clear during multiplayer matches without requiring the oversized boom microphones common on many gaming headsets.
Its understated appearance also makes it less conspicuous than many RGB-heavy gaming headsets, making it suitable for work calls or everyday use outside gaming.
Together, the three products create a setup that feels cohesive without demanding a premium investment.
Performance without the premium price
One of the most interesting aspects of the G3 Series isn’t a particular feature.
It’s the pricing strategy.
The G304 X SUPERLIGHT launches with a suggested retail price of ₱4,995, while the G316 X 98 comes in at ₱5,695. The G325 LIGHTSPEED headset, already available locally, retails for ₱5,999.
Individually, none of these products could be described as budget peripherals.
Viewed against today’s gaming hardware market, however, they occupy an increasingly attractive middle ground — offering features once associated with flagship esports gear at prices that are considerably easier to justify.
That may ultimately be the G3 Series’ biggest selling point.
Not every gamer needs tournament sponsorships or ultra-expensive equipment. Sometimes, what matters most is dependable performance, thoughtful design, and hardware that feels enjoyable to use every day.
With the latest additions to its G3 lineup, Logitech G seems to understand exactly that.
