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Logitech G3 Series Adds A New Mouse And Keyboard
Logitech G is expanding its Logitech G3 Series line-up with two new PC gaming peripherals, the G304 X SUPERLIGHT wireless gaming mouse and the G316 X 98 wired mechanical gaming keyboard.
The new additions are designed to bring higher-end performance features to more accessible price points, with both products launching in Singapore on June 21. The G304 X SUPERLIGHT will be priced at SG$119, while the G316 X 98 will be priced at SG$139.
Together, the mouse and keyboard join the previously launched G325 gaming headset, giving the G3 Series a fuller desktop ecosystem across mouse, keyboard and headset.
G304 X SUPERLIGHT Updates A Familiar Mouse Shape
The G304 X SUPERLIGHT builds on the familiar G304 shape, but updates it with Logitech G’s HERO 44K sensor and a lighter 59 g design. It supports LIGHTSPEED wireless, Bluetooth, and wired modes, giving players several ways to connect depending on their setup. The mouse can also be upgraded with the PRO LIGHTSPEED Receiver for up to 8 kHz performance.
Battery life is rated at more than 130 hours, with USB-C recharging also supported. Logitech G says a two-minute charge can provide up to 3.5 hours of playtime, which should help players avoid being caught out between sessions.
The G304 X SUPERLIGHT is also built with at least 51% recycled plastic and exposed screws, with Logitech G highlighting the design as part of its right-to-repair approach.
G316 X 98 Brings Custom Keyboard Features To The G3 Series
The G316 X 98 is a wired mechanical gaming keyboard built around a 98-key layout, with Logitech G pitching it as a bridge between custom keyboard feel and gaming-grade speed.
The keyboard features a multi-layer snap-fit gasket design, hot-swappable switches, and support for compatible cross-hatch stem keycaps. It is also tuned for a fuller “thocky” sound, giving players some of the feel associated with custom mechanical builds without needing to assemble one from scratch.
For performance, the keyboard supports 8 kHz polling and a claimed 0.125 ms response time. It also includes an onboard dot-matrix LED display and control dial for quick adjustments to report rate, brightness, music playback and volume.
Customisation is handled through Logitech G HUB, with 30 light bar zones, per-key LIGHTSYNC RGB lighting, macros, key assignments and access to community-shared lighting and macro profiles.
G3 Series Now Covers The Full Desktop Setup
With these new additions, Logitech G is clearly treating the G3 Series as a complete entry point into its gaming hardware ecosystem. The G325 headset, which is already available for SG$149, offers 24-bit audio, a boomless microphone and AI-powered noise reduction. Paired with the new mouse and keyboard, it gives players a coordinated setup without moving into Logitech G’s higher-priced Pro or flagship lines.
Both devices will both be available in Black and White, while the keyboard will also be offered with tactile and linear switch options. For players building a PC gaming setup in Singapore, the new Logitech G3 Series additions seem aimed at a practical middle ground: lighter-mouse performance, custom-style keyboard features, and a cleaner overall setup without fully pushing into enthusiast pricing.
