Logitech G's most expensive G PLAY 2026 product is not a mouse or a keyboard. It is the RS50 McLaren Racing Bundle, a direct drive sim racing kit that Logitech's own US product page lists at $799.99.
That $799.99 figure comes from the product page itself, not from the announcement. Logitech's press release says it will confirm availability, regional pricing and launch timing through its regional channels.
Digital Citizen has already covered the PRO X3 SUPERSTRIKE mouse, the PRO X2 RAPID keyboard and the PRO X CONTROL pad from the same showcase.
What the RS50 McLaren Racing Bundle includes
Logitech says the bundle pairs 8 Nm of direct drive force feedback with its TRUEFORCE system. The box holds the RS Formula Wheel in McLaren edition trim, the RS50 wheel base, the RS Wheel Hub and RS Pedals with a load-cell brake.
The finish is McLaren Racing papaya and black, and Logitech says the design was developed with McLaren Racing.
The listing showed the bundle in stock and ready to ship when it was checked on September 26, 2026.
The sim racing parts now sell one at a time
The bigger change is how the hardware is sold. Logitech's store now lists the wheel, the base and the pedals as standalone products, which the press release frames as a way to build a setup without buying a complete bundle.
| Sim racing product | Logitech US store price |
|---|---|
| RS50 McLaren Racing Bundle | $799.99 |
| RS50 System (base, wheel hub, round wheel) | $599.99 |
| RS50 Base | $279.99 |
| RS Formula Wheel McLaren Racing Edition | $129.99 |
| RS Pedals SE | $129.99 |
The RS50 Base sells on its own at $279.99. Logitech lists it with TRUEFORCE direct drive and a customizable OLED display for settings.
The RS Formula Wheel McLaren Racing Edition is $129.99 by itself. The RS50 System, which adds the wheel hub and a round wheel to that base, is $599.99.
The RS Pedals SE are also $129.99. Logitech says both the brake and the accelerator use hall effect sensors, so the inputs are contactless.
That stock brake is not a load cell. Logitech says it can be converted later with the RS Load Cell Brake Module, sold separately.
Older Logitech wheels remain a software exercise, and Digital Citizen's guide to installing the Logitech G29 driver on Windows still applies to them.
Yeti 2 adds a proximity sensor and an onboard display
The YETI 2 is the launch's streaming piece, a multi-pattern USB microphone listed at $159.99 and in stock at the time of writing.
Logitech describes a re-invented three-capsule array that records at 24-bit / 48 kHz over USB-C.
The standout claim is a Voice Proximity Sensor that tracks the vocal source in 3D. Logitech also lists AI-powered de-noising, a 1.3-inch onboard LED display, a physical control dial and G HUB integration.
The product gallery shows a black finish. A white version has been reported, but Logitech's own page did not confirm one.
Colorway refreshes, a 75% keyboard and swappable keycaps
Several of the remaining G PLAY 2026 items are colors rather than new hardware.
The ASTRO A50 X LIGHTSPEED headset now lists Mars Red next to black and white, still at $329.99. Logitech's page treats it as a color choice, not a separately priced edition.
The G305 X SUPERLIGHT picks up a Lilac option at $79.99, on a page that also cites a HERO 44K sensor and a 59g weight. The G502 X PLUS now lists black, white, black and purple, and white and mint at $127.99.
The genuinely new item here is the G316 X 75 at $99.99, with hot-swappable switches in tactile and linear styles and an 8 kHz report rate. Logitech's page lists wired USB-C and never mentions LIGHTSPEED or Bluetooth for this model.
Digital Citizen's review of the original G316 X found its tactile switches stiff. The matching G-KEYCAPS PBT set costs $29.99 in Cloud, Forest, Mecha and Spike designs.
What Logitech has not confirmed
Logitech's shop pages show current stock status rather than ship dates, so no calendar release date is published for any of this.
A Lilac finish for the standard G316 X has been reported, but no matching product page or price appears on Logitech's US store. The same gap applies to the standalone G923 wheel configuration and to the G502 X LIGHTSPEED firmware details.
Every price above comes from Logitech's US store, checked on September 26, 2026, and store prices can change.
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