Logitech Unveils New Gaming Peripherals at LogiPlay Event

Logitech announces expanded sim racing lineup, long-awaited peripherals and a more affordable Astro A50

Logitech has announced a raft of new products from its annual Logi Play showcase in Paris, including new esports-grade peripherals that adopt controversial new features, an expanded range of sim racing gear not destined for the UK and a more affordable Astro A50 headset that ditches the premiere feature of the A50 X. There's also a new AI-powered software tool which actually looks useful for a change too, but let's cover the fun stuff first - after all, your next keyboard, mouse, headset or racing wheel may be amongst the new arrivals. Here are the full highlights then, filed live from an extremely rambunctious event. Scroll on to read through, or hit up the quick links below to jump to the bits and pieces you're interested in! Logitech arguably kicked off the ultra-light mouse craze with the original G Pro Wireless, and from then on they've been known for their streamlined symmetric designs, reliable Lightspeed wireless and high-performance Hero optical sensors. These features (and numerous sponsorship deals) have made Logitech ultra-light mice the most popular option amongst esports players, as well as a DF favourite, so it's a pleasant surprise to see the same fundamentals applied to a new ergonomic, right-handed mouse design: the Superlight 2 Dex. Beyond the new shape, which is preferred by a good percentage of players, Logitech has thrown the kitchen sink in when it comes to specs and features. There's 8KHz wireless polling, a Hero 2 optical sensor and hybrid optical-mechanical Lightforce switches. The mouse is also made from 55 percent recycled ABS plastic, as part of Logitech's ongoing sustainability goals. Logitech is also updating the original Pro Wireless mouse design with more modern components, with the result being the Pro 2 Lightspeed. The Superlight 2 and Superlight 2 Dex remain the best-performing mice in the lineup, but the Pro 2 comes with many of the same technologies while costing significantly less - a sensible move given how popular the original G Pro Wireless remains thanks to its much more sensible price point. Beyond the two new mice, which go on sale today, Logitech is also announcing their first rapid trigger keyboard. This input speed tech has taken the keyboard space by storm - alongside even more far-reaching and controversial SOCD features that were recently banned in Counter-Strike 2 for offering a huge advantage to player movement. Therefore, it makes sense that Logitech is offering both features to stay relevant against rivals like Wooting, Razer and SteelSeries. These new esports-focused features can be dialled in on the keyboard itself without software, but can be adjusted alongside other common magnetic switch tweaks in G Hub as well. Rather than using off-the-shelf Gateron Hall Effect magnetic switches, Logitech is reportedly using their own custom-designed versions, but the Logitech press release doesn't detail any differences in functionality. The Pro X TKL Rapid keyboard is set to debut in December. Logitech make some seriously nice sim racing kit, but the Pro Racing wheel and pedals wasn't much of an ecosystem - until today. Logitech are adding a host of new Racing Series products, dramatically widening the available options to support more racing genres, though only one element is coming to the UK. The new RS products include a Track Wheel, with a squared-off shape familiar to viewers of GT3 and Formula racing, a Round Wheel better for rally and drifting, a QR adapter that allows a selection of third-party wheels to be used instead, a Wheel Hub that connects either of the Logitech wheels to a Logitech direct drive base, and a two-in-one Shifter and Handbrake that allows you to effect manual gear changes or start a slide with a single satisfying pull. It's the £130 shifter that is the only one set to be available in the UK, with the rest of the line-up only receiving US pricing and availability at present. (For the record, that's $130 for a PC hub, $150 for an Xbox/PC hub, $70 for either wheel and $60 for the adaptor.) That's a real shame, given the strength of the UK sim racing scene, so I hope that we do see the rest of the lineup available before too long. Logitech's G915 has long been a Digital Foundry keyboard recommendation, offering a satisfying and snappy typing experience in a full-size or TKL form factor with laptop-style low profile mechanical switches, and now there's a new one: the G915 X. Like the Logitech G515, the keyboard uses more traditional Cherry MX style cross stems, allowing for wider keycap compatibility and greater stability, while the ABS keycaps have been swapped for more premium PBT alternatives. Other small tweaks have been made too, to actuation points and top plate thickness. These changes help Logitech keep pace with a surging industry of boutique brands pushing forward the typing experience, with more complicated assemblies and a greater focus on sound and durability, and we've seen similar efforts by other gaming brands recently too. Battery life has also improved marginally, by around 20 percent, but remains orders of magnitude better with lighting disabled. The overall form factor remains similar, though the new-to-Logitech ability to remap any key on the keyboard rather than dedicated macro keys has been brought over from the G515. The cheapest G915 X is the £199 wired model, with the Lightspeed TKL at £220 and full-size Lightspeed at £230. All three are extremely premium affairs then, even for wireless mechanical keyboards, but with Logitech's propensity for deep discounts in sale seasons they ought to reach more reasonable price points in the months following their September 17th launch. The Astro A50 has long been a generally good high-end headset for console gaming, known for its chunky charging base station, with the latest model being Astro A50 X. That £359 iteration came with an HDMI 2.1 hub as its main feature, allowing you to use a single video input on monitor or TV for multiple platforms, and now we're seeing a stripped-down model that ditches the HDMI functionality to hit a (slightly) lower price point: £299. The A50 5th-gen headset can still be connected to multiple platforms - PS5, Series X/S, Switch, PC - but now this happens only over USB, similar to the SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro but with three USB inputs rather than two. Logitech are calling this Playsync Audio, and there's a single button on the headset to switch platforms. Elsewhere, the fifth-gen A50 is much the same as the A50 X that's already on the market, with similar 'Pro-G graphene' audio drivers to that of the Logitech G Pro X 2 Wireless, 24-bit uncompressed Lightspeed wireless, a familiar design and customisation via both the PC-based G Hub and iOS/Android-based G App software. Given that the A50 X attracted relatively warm appraisals of its core features, it makes sense to bring the majority of that package to a lower price - though, as always, sales on the earlier product mean that there's not as much of a gap as the RRPs would suggest. (At present, the A 50 X is £20 more expensive than the A50's RRP.) There's also the new support for docked Switch play, which was omitted from the A50 X and is now present and correct. Logitech also announced an AI product, but thankfully it's a free piece of software rather than a dedicated piece of hardware: the AI Game Highlighter. The idea is to ingest live stream footage and automatically spit out social-media-friendly highlight reels, complete with music and transitions. It's a well-worn space that probably won't suit professional streamers, who may well demand more fine-grained control over the output, but for more occasional streamers that simply want to have their best moments pre-packaged then it could come in handy. The software needs to be updated on a per-game basis, with Fortnite being the first title supported. After having seen everything Logitech has announced, I feel a bit conflicted about the event as a whole. A lot of the new products fulfill requests Logitech fans have been making for years - an ergonomic rather than symmetric Superlight mouse, a more affordable Astro A50 headset, a wider and more accessible ecosystem of sim racing gear. And yet, there's a sense that Logitech is playing catch-up, adding features that have proven popular on products made from other brands, rather than necessarily pushing the space forward. I guess that's inevitable - not every new release can be revolutionary, and a lot of products are about filling niches created by halo products above - but it feels like it'll soon be the Swiss firm's turn to push the industry forward once again.

Logitech launches bevy of game products at LogiPlay event

GamesBeat Next is connecting the next generation of video game leaders. And you can join us, coming up October 28th and 29th in San Francisco! Take advantage of our buy one, get one free pass offer. Sale ends this Friday, August 16th. Join us by registering here. Logitech launched a number of products for gamers today at its LogiPlay event. Some of the products, like the Pro Series mice and keyboards, have been in the works for more than three years. Logitech G, a game brand of Logitech, said that Streamlabs will add a new feature, AI Game Highlighter, that leverages AI to make content capture and publishing smarter, faster and more advanced than ever. "In today's digital landscape, it's crucial for content creators to have a presence across multiple platforms," said Ashray Urs, head of Streamlabs, in a statement. "Streamlabs' AI Game Highlighter allows streamers to automatically repurpose their Twitch stream into evergreen content that appeals to a wider audience across their favorite content platforms, including TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and more. Our tool does all the heavy lifting for streamers without needing complicated and time-consuming video editing solutions." Growing a Twitch channel to reach a wider audience can be challenging. Hence, the ability to efficiently and seamlessly create, edit, and publish engaging content that resonates with viewers across multiple platforms is more critical than ever. With the new AI Game Highlighter, the best gameplay moments from game streams are automatically identified and combined into a highlight reel that can be managed by Streamlabs Desktop broadcasting software. With the click of a button, streamers can turn streams into engaging content for publishing across their social content platforms. This saves time manually sifting through hours of footage and ensures streamers can capture the most compelling content for their social media channels. Streamers can focus on what matters most - connecting with their audience and growing their channels. By leveraging AI Highlighter's automated algorithmic tools, streamers can ensure their content remains fresh and relevant across different platforms. Features range from automatic post-stream gameplay highlight clips to automatically adding music and transitions. TikTok uploads will be addedin an update. AI Game Highlighter will be available this fall and is free to use in Streamlabs Desktop. Logitech G unveils racing series gear for sim racing Logitech G also announced the Racing Series, releasing a set of gear for fans of racing simulation games. The Racing Series lets players fine-tune their gear setup and equipment levels to match their driving styles. "We've heard from numerous sim racers that their setup should mirror the car they're driving, whether it's tackling gravel in a rally car, drifting with burning rubber, or navigating an open-wheeler with precision," said Richard Neville, head of Sim product engineering at Logitech G, in a statement. "Each of these disciplines requires distinct steering input styles to achieve peak performance and the best feel, which is why the steering wheel shapes in these vehicles vary greatly. We developed the RS system specifically for motorsport enthusiasts who want to play their way." Sim racers' expectations are primarily driven by the desire to replicate the feeling of a real-world car. This encompasses the steering wheel and additional controls such as shifting and handbrakes. Additionally, sim racers want the flexibility to upgrade their system as needed or as their budget permits. They may seek to purchase specific components to achieve particular goals, whether attaining a certain torque level in their wheel, selecting a specific steering wheel shape, or ensuring compatibility across multiple platforms with a single device. Each component in the Racing Series is designed to the same highest quality and performance standards, providing drivers with the equipment choices and customization options to create a truly cutting-edge racing experience that replicates the demands of real-world racing. All Racing Series products are compatible with Pro Series racing products, with select items offering backward compatibility with G Series wheels through the Logitech G Racing Adapter. This expands opportunities for drivers while maintaining a legacy of precision, providing a gateway to unmatched racing experiences. The new Racing Series consists of the following new products: The Logitech G RS Wheel Hub: Engineered for compatibility on PC/console and versatility across racing disciplines, the Logitech G RS Wheel Hub pairs seamlessly with any Logitech G Direct Drive Base, accommodating single, double, or triple-platform setups. The RS Wheel Hub features a user-friendly quick-release mechanism, ensuring an ultra-secure, friction-free fit for your steering wheels. It supports both Racing Series and Logitech G x MOMO steering wheels. The adjustable gear shifters can be customized in width to fit different wheel rim sizes and are removable when using the RS Wheel Hub with Logitech G's RS Shifter & Handbrake. Additionally, you can enhance your sim racing experience with customizable RGB rev lights, allowing you to adjust light patterns, direction, and color through G HUB software. As the most versatile steering wheel hub, the RS Wheel Hub is designed to elevate your sim racing experience to new heights. The Logitech G RS Track Wheel: Geared for track racing, the Logitech G RS Track Wheel is engineered to meet the demands of long races. It combines ergonomically sculpted TPE material with lightweight, low-carbon aluminum. This design ensures enhanced ventilation, comfort, and grip, even at high speeds over extended periods. The TPE material, uniquely sculpted with a custom microtexture dot pattern, provides breathability and improved traction. This results in a wheel that molds to your hands, offering synergy between you and the on-screen action for increased confidence at high speeds. Crafted to maximize lifespan, the RS Track Wheel maintains peak performance without compromise. The RS Track Wheel easily attaches to the Logitech G RS Wheel Hub, with bolts and a hex key included. The Logitech G RS Round Wheel: Designed to maintain maximum control during rapid wheel rotation, the Logitech G RS Round Wheel helps drivers dominate the track. The wheel is crafted with high-performance silicone leather and low-carbon aluminum. The material choice maximizes its lifespan and reduces environmental impact without compromising performance. High-performance silicone leather offers a premium feel, while the intuitive, fuller grip profile provides optimal handling through hairpin corners or turns. The result is a wheel that conforms to your hands for unparalleled synergy between you and the action on-screen. The RS Round Wheel attaches to the Logitech G RS Wheel Hub, with bolts & hex key included. The Logitech G RS QR Adapter: This product prioritizes compatibility, allowing you to pair it with nearly any 70mm or 50.8mm PCD front- or rear-mounting aftermarket steering wheel, including those from renowned racing wheel manufacturer MOMO. It connects to any compatible Logitech G Direct Drive base on a PC and features quick-release functionality, enabling easy wheel swaps from race to race. Use a single adapter with all your wheels to switch them out in seconds. The adapter, made of high-quality aluminum, is designed to enhance Trueforce feedback responsiveness while reducing weight. It delivers more detailed feedback for quicker reactions and improved lap times. The Logitech G RS Shifter & Handbrake: Enhance your sim racing experience with precise control through its 2-in-1 mode switching and G HUB software tuning. Seamlessly switch between the sequential shifter and handbrake functions without needing any tools, and fine-tune your shifter's actuation point and handbrake response curve for ultimate accuracy. Designed to endure all driving styles, the RS Shifter & Handbrake features versatile mounting options, a durable steel core table clamp, and a height-adjustable handle. You need to only focus on perfecting your line control. For an even more immersive experience, add a second RS Shifter & Handbrake. This setup delivers peak performance across all racing disciplines with dedicated sequential shifting and handbrake capabilities. Pricing and availability: The Racing Series is available on today (or over the following weeks, depending on region) at LogitechG.com. Expected retail prices are as follows: Logitech G announced a multi-year partnership with Momo that includes the introduction of two new premium wheels: the SIM GT 320 and SIM GT-Racer 290 designed to the exact specifications of the latest Logitech G RS Wheel Hub. Momo is an Italian motorsports brand which has produced hand-crafted racing equipment for over sixty years for prestigious brands like Ferrari, Porsche, and Rolls Royce and racing legends such as Ayrton Senna and Michael Schumacher. "We are proud to collaborate with Logitech G, bringing together the unmatched legacy of MOMO in motorsports with the cutting-edge innovation of Logitech G. This union of two excellence-driven brands is poised to set a new standard for sim racers, delivering a product that is deeply rooted in racing tradition yet perfectly crafted for modern-day competition," said Massimo Ciocca, CEO of Momo, in a statement. As part of the agreement, Momo is an officially recognized partner for the Logitech G Sim Racing Wheels category. Under this exclusive agreement, Logitech G becomes Momo's sole partner in all sim racing and gaming matters. Momo will design, develop, manufacture, and launch Logitech G Racing Series-compatible premium steering wheels. Momo has designed premium racing wheels in close collaboration with Logitech G to ensure seamless compatibility with the RS Wheel Hub. Utilizing the same 100% hand-crafted in Italy production methods as their entire range of steering wheels, these wheels feature a 3mm thick black anodized aluminum plate and a luxurious hand-wrapped microfiber rim grip. The SIM GT-Racer 290 Wheel matches the 290mm diameter of the Logitech RS Wheels, while the GT Wheel offers a more significant 320mm option. Thanks to an adapter, Momo's full range is now compatible with PRO Racing Wheel. Whether you prefer a wood-grained, heritage option, a premium leather-finished wheel inspired by the street, or authentic racing wheels, you can select your racing style from over 100 Momo steering wheels. The Momo X G SIM wheels are expected to be available in January 2025 for $200. Logitech G Pro Series Mice and keyboard You can't have Logitech fest without a computer mouse. Logitech G announced its lateste Pro Series mice and keyboard products designed for elite esports athletes and competitive gamers. The new lineup includes the Pro X Superlight 2 DEX Gaming Mouse, the Pro 2 Lightspeed Gaming Mouse, and the PRO X TKL Rapid Gaming Keyboard. "We pour a lot into the Pro Series products, focusing on innovations that deliver immediate performance gains by forming deep partnerships with pros to meet their exacting needs. This research and design practice not only allows us to identify and create product breakthroughs but also serves as a performance test bed that ultimately serves the entire gaming community," said Chris Pate, head of Pro Series Product Development at Logitech G, in a statement. "With our new Pro X Superlight 2 DEX, our new ambidextrous Pro 2 Lightspeed, and our first magnetic analog rapid trigger keyboard, the PRO X TKL Rapid, we're meeting gamers' needs for the highest performance gear possible. " Over the past three years, Logitech G has worked with hundreds of professional esports athletes to create the next generation of Pro Series gear. These new products, combined with the current line-up of Pro Series gear, offer players the shape, playstyle, and functionality choices they need to find the best fit for them. Players can also feel confident that as a Pro Series product, each guarantees the highest level of performance across mice and keyboards. The newest additions to the PRO Series include: Pro X Superlight 2 DEX: The Asymmetrical Gaming Sharpshooter -- The Logitech G PRO X Superlight 2 DEX is the cornerstone of the new new releases, featuring a brand-new, asymmetrical, right-handed design developed with feedback from professional gamers in titles like Counter-Strike and Valorant. This mouse has Lightspeed Wireless Technology: Upgraded to support 8KHz polling, delivering ultra-fast and responsive performance. Its Hero 2 Sensor has been re-engineered from the ground up to help achieve 8kHz polling, this sensor now offers unmatched tracking performance with speeds over 888 inches per second and acceleration over 88G. And it has Lightforce switches, which combine optical sensing for instant actuation and reliability with a mechanical component for a satisfying click and low power consumption. The device is manufactured for sustainability with up to 55% post-consumer recycled ABS plastic, significantly reducing its carbon impact. DEX is a specialized right-handed tool that many pro players have asked the company to add to the Pro Series portfolio. As with the Pro Series gear, DEX has been a multi-year development cycle, working with hundreds of elite esports athletes to meet their specific needs. "The Pro X Superlight 2 DEX feels like an extension of my hand, and that kind of comfort is crucial in high-stakes matches," said Nikola "NiKo" Kovač, G2 Esports, Counter-Strike 2 in a statement. "DEX delivers on the quality, precision, and speed that I told Logitech I need to win." Pro 2 Lightspeed gaming mouse: In addition to launching a brand new right-handed Pro gaming mouse, Logitech has also launched the Logitech G Pro 2 Lightspeed gaming mouse. The new Pro 2 Lightspeed takes the original ambidextrous design of the PRO Wireless gaming mouse to the next level with state-of-the-art components and performance enhancements. This is an evolution of an esports icon featuring the latest Lightspeed and Hero 2 updates. Pro X TKL Rapid: This device is Logitech's debut magnetic analog keyboard, offering adjustable actuation points and rapid trigger functionality. These features empower professionals to execute movements and commands with exceptional speed and precision. The keyboard's actuation points and rapid trigger settings can be adjusted instantly without software, making it ideal for esports pros who must configure new hardware on systems where software installation isn't allowed. Custom designed by Logitech G engineers to have industry-leading response linearity, these magnetic analog switches feature adjustable actuation points and rapid trigger capability for precise and swift movements. The Pro X Superlight 2 DEX, the upgraded Pro 2 Lightspeed, and the Pro X TKL Rapid gaming keyboard are available in pink, black, and white colors. Pricing and availabilith is as follows. Lightspeed G309 wireless gaming mouse Logitech also introduced the G309 Lightspeed wireless gaming mouse -- Kamisato Ayaka special edition. This wireless mouse will sell for $80 and is available at logitechg.com. Designed for optimized gaming performance, the G309 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse is a premium, dual-wireless connectivity mouse with precision tracking in a newly designed form factor. Designed with Logitech G's Lightspeed technology, the G309 provides a high-performance gaming experience while delivering a compact, lightweight gaming mouse. Combining Lightspeed wireless performance with Logitech's power-efficient HERO 25K sensor, the G309 enables over 300 hours of continuous gameplay in Lightspeed and over 600 hours when in Bluetooth mode. Now compatible with Powerplay, the G309 allows gamers to power the mouse without an internal AA battery, reducing the weight by 18 grams. The G309 comes equipped with Logitech G's Lightforce hybrid optical-mechanical switches for speed, reliability, and precise actuation with a crisp response. Engineered with optical and mechanical triggers, the G309 delivers gaming performance. Gaming gear for Genshin Impact Logitech G also partnered with the popular open-world adventure role-playing game, Genshin Impact. In a multi-year global partnership, the partners announced the official Genshin Impact PC gaming gear collection. The partnership also includes a multi-year roadmap for future product collaborations. "We are excited to work with Logitech G as both teams share the passion for gaming and technology, and pay great attention to detail," said Fish Ling, vice president of global business development of HoYoverse, in a statement. "With reliable technology from Logitech G and delicate designs inspired by our beloved Genshin Impact characters, we hope the official Genshin Impact gear can be a helpful companion during the daily and Teyvat adventure for our fans and gamers." "Gamers from around the world immerse themselves in the Genshin Impact world like it's their own," said Ujesh Desai, vice president and general manager of Logitech G. "By creating a portfolio of official Genshin Impact products, each meticulously and carefully crafted to be faithful expressions of the Genshin Impact universe, we aim to enhance players' experiences with the same quality and innovation that you've come to expect from Genshin Impact and Logitech G." The initial lineup features several standout gaming mice: the Logitech G309 Lightspeed Bluetooth Gaming Mouse and the G305 Lightspeed Mice. The G309, a premium mouse with dual-wireless connectivity and precision tracking, captures Kamisato Ayaka's elegance in a sleek new design perfect for any gamer. Additionally, the G305 models showcase designs inspired by the characters Sayu, Thoma, and Shikanoin Heizou. These limited-edition mice blend the visuals of Genshin Impact with the top-tier performance of Logitech G. In addition, the partnership has enabled built-in controller compatibility for the Logitech G Cloud gaming handheld within Genshin Impact. Fans can purchase the G309 Lightspeed Bluetooth Gaming Mouse according to the following schedule: Amazon will begin accepting pre-orders for the G309 Lightspeed Bluetooth Gaming Mouse in the U.S. and Canada on September 17, with shipping expected in late November. The Mainland of China will start pre-orders in September, and Japan will ship in November. G915 X Series low-profile keyboard Logitech G announced the Logitech G915 X Gaming Keyboard. Standing at an 23 millimeters high, this is one of the company's thinnest low-profile wireless gaming keyboards. The G915 X features a completely redesigned galvanic switch. The original switches' hook-style stem were replaced with a new POM, cross-style stem. This new design improves the overall stability of the key for a better and quieter typing experience and simplifies the replacement or customization of your keycaps. In addition, the switches' actuation point was reduced from 1.5 to 1.3mm, resulting in quicker actuation. PBT keycaps were added and upgraded from ABS to double-shot, shine-through PBT, which offers better resistance to wear and reduces the visibility of potential oil from your fingers. The build quality is key to a superior typing experience. The aluminum top plate thickness was increased from 1.2 to 1.5 mm, improving the product's structural strength and adding the final touch of improvement to an already-loved typing experience. The G915 X Lightspeed retains the original's tri-mode connectivity and features ultrafast Lightspeed wireless, Bluetooth, and USB-wired connectivity. Moreover, the battery life was improved compared to the original without compromising performance. With backlighting off, the full-size version of the G915 X Lightspeed delivers up to 800 hours of battery life. At a hundred percent RGB brightness and on Lightspeed, it offers up to 36 hours of continuous use, a 20% improvement over the original. The tenkeyless version offers up to 1,000 hours with lighting off and 42 hours of battery life at 100% brightness. In addition to the original volume roller, G key, and media buttons, the G915 X adds another powerful tool for control and customization. With key control, any key can become a powerful macro that combines multiple commands into a single keypress. The G915 X Lightspeed full-size keyboard sells for $230. The G915 X Lightspeed TKL sells for $200. And the G915 X Wired Gaming Keyboard sells for $180. All wireless options are black and white, and the wired are black. They are available on September 17 at LogitechG.com and at major participating retailers. Astro A50 Gen 5 with Playsync Audio Lastly, Logitech unveiled the Logitech G Astro A50 5th Generation Wireless Gaming Headset and Base Station. It joins its bigger brother, the A50 X, to form the new A50 family of high-performance gaming headsets with advanced feature sets for multi-platform gamers. The A50 Generation 5, now with Playsync Audio, is based on the same architecture as the award-winning A50 X, offering a streamlined and versatile feature set tailored for multiplatform gamers. The new Playsync Audio feature is designed specifically for players who want to use USB for seamless audio switching between console and PC platforms and don't require HDMI video switching. With Playsync Audio, users can connect up to three gaming systems simultaneously -- including Xbox Series X|S, PS5, PC, and more -- via USB-C and swiftly switch between them with a single button on the headset. This feature ensures that gamers can effortlessly transition between their favorite platforms without any hassle. And, with the A50 Gen 5, users can now connect the Nintendo Switch in docked mode via USB and use Playsync to switch between it and their other connected systems. Equipped with Pro-G Graphene audio drivers, the A50 Gen 5 delivers unprecedented clarity and precision, crucial for total immersion and in-game decision-making. These advanced drivers provide a rich, detailed soundscape, allowing gamers to hear every subtle detail and gain a competitive edge. The Logitech G Astro A50 5th Generation Wireless Gaming Headset + Base Station is now available for pre-order at $300. It will be available from major participating retailers in October 2024.