Logitech G Gaming Gear: Mice, Keyboards and Headsets

Good gaming equipment can make long sessions more comfortable and give you better control. It will not make you a great player, but it can remove annoyances. Logitech's G range is a good place to start.

Gaming mice

G102 LIGHTSYNC: a low-cost wired mouse with a reliable sensor and a well-regarded shape.

G305 LIGHTSPEED: a wireless mouse that offers strong performance at a reasonable price.

G502 HERO and G502 X: feature-rich mice with extra buttons. Great for those who want a lot of customisation.

Hand size and grip matter more than the maximum DPI. Very high DPI numbers are mostly marketing, as many gamers use modest settings.

Keyboards

G213 Prodigy: a membrane keyboard with RGB lighting, suitable for those on a budget.

G413 SE and G413 TKL SE: mechanical keyboards. "TKL" means tenkeyless, with no number pad, leaving more space for your mouse.

G915 X LIGHTSPEED TKL: a premium wireless, low-profile keyboard.

Mechanical switches last a long time and give satisfying feedback, but can be noisy in shared spaces.

Headsets

G335: lightweight wired comfort.

G321 LIGHTSPEED and G522 LIGHTSPEED: wireless options.

G PRO X Wireless: a higher-end headset for serious players.

We also carry JBL's Quantum 100, 200, 300 and 600 gaming headsets. Check connection compatibility: wired 3.5mm, USB, or wireless dongle. Consoles may support only some of these.

PS5 and Xbox compatibility

PC gaming peripherals do not always work with consoles. Check the listing for PlayStation or Xbox support before buying. Some games offer keyboard and mouse support, but many do not.

Wired or wireless?

Modern low-latency wireless like LIGHTSPEED is more than adequate for most gamers. Wired has no batteries to worry about and is generally less expensive.

Bluetooth modes are convenient for everyday use, but usually have higher latency than dedicated dongles.

Setting up

Install Logitech G HUB on PC to adjust lighting, DPI and buttons. Keep your mouse surface clean, and use a mouse pad. Dust affects sensors and can make keys feel worse over time.

For serious PC gaming, see our gaming laptops guide. For office accessories, read keyboards and mice for work.