Logitech G held Logitech G PLAY DAYS BKK 2026, themed PLAY FOR THE BREAKTHROUGH, at Samyan Mitrtown. It brought the four new PRO Series products from its global Logitech G PLAY launch in late September for Thai gamers, creators and the gaming community to see in person. Regional executives called Thailand one of Southeast Asia's key gaming markets.
A mouse that clicks with magnets
The PRO X3 SUPERSTRIKE is the headliner. Its HITS (Haptic Inductive Trigger System) detects clicks with an inductive sensor instead of a mechanical switch and uses haptics to recreate the feel of a click. You set the actuation and reset points yourself. It weighs 59 g and pairs an NxLOGI chipset with a HERO 2 sensor rated at up to 48,000 DPI and 930 IPS. Logitech claims up to 135 hours of battery life. US price: $199.99. In Thailand, JIB lists the Magenta Eclipse colour at 6,990 baht.
An 8KHz keyboard with a built-in OLED
The PRO X2 RAPID is a wired TKL keyboard built for competitive play. It uses pre-lubed KS-20 POM magnetic analog switches, supports an 8KHz polling rate (8,000 reports per second), and lets you set actuation from 0.1 to 0.4 mm on its onboard OLED screen or in G HUB. Inside, layers of PORON foam, silicone and an aluminium plate damp the sound.
Headset and mousepad
The PRO X3 LIGHTSPEED wireless headset has 50 mm PRO-G Graphene drivers, a 16-bit/48kHz full-bandwidth mic and up to 70 hours of battery. The PRO X CONTROL is the first control-type mousepad in the PRO Series: a 400 × 460 mm knit surface on 6 mm SlimFlex foam, with stitched edges.
Also on show: the PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2c SE, PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2 DEX SE, G316 X 75 keyboard, G502 X PLUS in Dark Lilac and Mint, G304 X, the RS50 McLaren Racing wheel set and the Yeti 2 mic. The event also had a Meet & Greet with Thai esports team MiTH, which Logitech G is continuing to sponsor.
Our take
In our view the SUPERSTRIKE is the most interesting piece, because it changes how a click works rather than just bumping specs. At close to 7,000 baht, though, it makes most sense for serious competitive players who want fine control over their clicks. Casual players will likely get better value from a cheaper model in the same range. Thai prices for the keyboard, headset and mousepad are still to come from Logitech G Thailand.
Adapted from TECHHaus Thailand, EFTM and Gagadget · Thai mouse price from the JIB retail listing
