Everything announced at Logitech G Epic 2025 Play event: Best upcoming products for gamers

New gaming gear for every playstyle

Fans and gamers recently attended the third annual Logitech G Epic 2025 Play event, which took place on September 18, 2025. In the event, we saw some amazing gaming hardware reveals.

From lightning-fast mouse to sim-racing beasts to low-cost headsets, this collection caters to casuals, pros, and everyone in between. Let’s check out more details in this article.

Setup upgraded ✅The brand new Logitech x McLaren sim racing range 🧡 pic.twitter.com/g0iDAtd7fH

— McLaren Shadow (@McLarenShadow) September 17, 2025

Sim Racing revolution: RS50 wheelbase, RS pedals, and McLaren collaboration

Love sim racing? Now, fans can rev up the engine with the all-new RS50 Direct Drive Wheelbase. This packs 8Nm of torque via TrueForce tech for hyper-realistic feedback.

It can spin a full 2700 degrees and works on PlayStation, Xbox and PC. Priced at $349.99 (PC) or $449.99 (PS).

Gamers can pair this with RS Pedals ($159.99). These pedals can take up to 75kg of force and you can tweak resistance through G Hub, the OLED display, or adapter dials on older wheels like the G29.

Love F1? Logitech also revealed the Logitech G McLaren Collection. In this, you will have A50 X Lightspeed Wireless Headset ($429.99), Playseat Formula Instinct rig ($599.99) and RS Formula Wheel ($129.99).

Meet the Logitech G PRO X2 SUPERSTRIKE 👀🤝 Developed in collaboration with esports teams🖱 Redefines the speed, precision, and feel of the click💪 Competitive performance unlike any otherLearn more: https://t.co/IzEIa6LdU1 pic.twitter.com/3OVGcupL1z

— Logitech G (@LogitechG) September 17, 2025

Pro X Superlight 2c and Pro X2 mouse

The new mouse is perfect for streamers for long streams as well as for competitive games. The Pro X Superlight 2c ($159.99) is very lightweight, just 51g and boast 44,000 DPI, 888 IPS, and an 8kHz report rate.

The best part? You can expect 95 hours of battery life.

The next one is the game-changer: Pro X2 Superstrike ($179.99). Logitech’s patent-pending Superstrike technology reduces click latency by up to 30ms, making it feel like LAN over Wi-Fi (thanks to G2’s Caps). With 10 actuation levels, five buttons, and the same fast characteristics, it’s a meta-shifter for competitive edges.

Keyboard and Headsets

G515 Rapid TKL Keyboard ($169.99) is the new keyboard that was revealed in the Logitech G Epic 2025 Play event.

The G515 is getting an upgrade. Introducing the Logitech G515 RAPID TKL now with magnetic analog switches, rapid trigger, full key customization and key priority. ➡️ https://t.co/y0LYOc5ooR pic.twitter.com/LxvwI8NQXs

— Logitech G (@LogitechG) September 17, 2025

You can easily perform multi-point action with a swift 0.1-2.5mm actuation range into a slim 22mm profile. Pretty good for both console and PC.

That’s not all, as there is also the A20 X Wireless Headset ($179.99) with 40mm Pro-G drivers, a 48kHz mic, 8-zone RGB, and up to 90 hours of battery (RGB off).

There is also the budget-friendly G321 Headset ($59.99) with a 16kHz mic and a 20-hour battery.

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