Logitech has today taken the wraps off new additions to its G3 series: the G305 X SUPERLIGHT Wireless Gaming Mouse and the G316 X Wired Gaming Keyboard.
The G3 series of products is designed around a “Play for All” premise, delivering powerful performance with minimal fuss in setup and use. The plug-and-play nature of the devices makes them ideal for users of all skill levels and experience levels.
The G305 X is the successor to the popular G305, maintaining the same shape, making it versatile for various hand sizes and grip types. New in the G305 X is a much lighter design, down from 99 grams to a SUPERLIGHT 60 grams, and a new HERO 44K sensor to deliver up-to-date performance.
The new HERO 44K sensor delivers 44K DPI sensitivity and tracks your movements meticulously, and is paired with the new version of LIGHTSPEED to deliver a constant, reliable and fast connection. The mouse can also be paired with a PRO LIGHTSPEED wireless receiver for an 8kHz report rate, but the receiver is not included in the box.
The G530 X features over 130 hours of battery life, measured with the RGB lighting at full power, in power-draining settings.
Logitech’s G Hub has also received an update that lets you transfer your current mouse’s sensor calibrations and settings to the new G305 X simply by turning the setting on and moving the mice next to each other. G-Hub is also where you will adjust your DPI, RGB lighting, program side buttons, shortcuts and macros.
The G305 X sports Bluetooth connectivity for multi-device connectivity as well as fast USB-C recharging — a two-minute recharge will give you an extra three and a half hours of battery life.
The new G316 X wired keyboard brings an 8kHz polling rate to the G3 series, delivering better performance and smoother input. It includes the Game Mode button that Logitech includes in its gaming keyboards these days to prevent accidental taps on keys such as the Windows key.
Next to the Game Mode button are a control dial and an LED screen that let you change the report rate on the fly. The dial can also be used to control your media and your brightness settings.
The new keyboard uses a mortise-and-tenon snap-fit design, allowing the keyboard’s layers to be assembled without screws while maintaining structural integrity.
The G316 X features double-shot PBT keycaps that you can further customise yourself using standard aftermarket keycaps. Switches can also be swapped out to suit your preferences. As you would expect from a gaming keyboard, RGB lighting is available per key, which pairs well with the included lightbar between your F-keys and number keys.
The G305 X SUPERLIGHT wireless gaming mouse will be available in Black and White at an RRP of $149.95 on June 30, 2026.
The G316 X wired gaming keyboard will be available in Black and White for $199 RRP on June 30, 2026.
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