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Logitech G PRO mice, keyboards and headsets, plus Logitech MX mice and Brio webcams. Genuine Logitech for gaming and work.
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LOGITECH AT AX
The gear pros actually use.
Logitech G PRO X Superlight 2 and PRO X2 Superstrike mice, G PRO keyboards and G PRO X headsets, plus Logitech MX Master mice and MX Brio webcams for work.
The G PRO line is built with esports players and is the safe pick for competitive play. MX is for the desk job: quiet clicks, multi-device pairing and ergonomic shapes. Superglide skates and grips for the PRO X are in stock too.
G PRO X Superlight
esports mice and headsets
LIGHTSPEED
low-latency wireless
MX Master · Brio
productivity and webcams
LOGITECH FAQ
Before you buy.
Straight answers to the questions we hear most about Logitech gaming and desk gear.
Which Logitech mouse should I choose for gaming?
The Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2 is a light, symmetrical wireless shape built for fast aim, and the SUPERLIGHT 2 DEX keeps the low weight with a right-handed ergonomic shape. If you prefer more buttons and a fuller grip, the G502 X PLUS is the better fit.
Which Logitech headset fits my setup: G PRO X 2, G733 or Astro A30?
The G PRO X 2 LIGHTSPEED is aimed at competitive play, with a detachable mic and both wireless and wired use. The G733 LIGHTSPEED is a lighter RGB headset for comfortable everyday gaming, and the Astro A30 suits players who move between PC, console and mobile.
G29 or G920: which Logitech racing wheel should I get?
Both share the same Driving Force design and pedal set. The G29 is made for PlayStation and PC, while the G920 is the Xbox and PC version. The Driving Force Shifter adds a manual gear stick to either wheel.
Which software do Logitech products use?
Logitech G mice, keyboards, headsets and racing wheels are set up in Logitech G HUB, where you adjust DPI, button mapping, lighting and EQ. Work-focused MX keyboards and mice use Logi Options+ instead.