Logitech G3 Series Lands in Singapore: G316 X and G304 X Hit SGD 119

Logitech G is bringing its G3 Series expansion to Singapore on 21 June 2026, with two new peripherals built to bring custom-mechanical feel and 8 kHz-class performance to a more accessible price tier. The G316 X 98 wired gaming keyboard arrives at SGD 139, while the G304 X Superlight wireless gaming mouse lands at SGD 119, both in black or white, both available through LogitechG.com.

Logitech G Lands Its G3 Series Duo in Singapore

Logitech G announced the expansion of its G3 Series of PC gaming products on 16 June 2026 from Lausanne and San Jose, adding a wired mechanical keyboard and a wireless mouse to the lineup that already includes the G325 LIGHTSPEED gaming headset. the G3 Series launch press release names the G305 X SUPERLIGHT wireless gaming mouse, marketed in Singapore as the G304 X Superlight, and the G316 X 98 wired mechanical gaming keyboard as the new entries, completing a three-product desktop set.

The two new peripherals go on sale in Singapore from 21 June 2026 through LogitechG.com, with the G316 X 98 at SGD 139 in tactile and linear switch options, and the G304 X Superlight at SGD 119. Both ship in black or white, and both quote 8 kHz polling rates in their spec sheets. The G325 LIGHTSPEED gaming headset, which launched earlier in 2026, sits alongside the new keyboard and mouse at SGD 149 to complete the set. The price tags position the G3 Series below Logitech G’s flagship Pro line, with the company pitching the range for everyday gamers who want features that used to live on the Pro tier.

The G3 Series is built around three products and one software hub. Per-key LIGHTSYNC RGB lighting, custom macros, performance presets and community-shared profiles for the keyboard and mouse live inside Logitech G HUB, the company’s per-device configuration tool. The keyboard and mouse share the same lighting engine, so buyers can sync effects across the desktop.

For Singapore buyers, the launch lands the same week the G3 Series was announced in other markets, with LogitechG.com the only retail channel named in the company’s coverage. The SGD 119 and SGD 139 prices are listed in Singapore dollars rather than converted from the US $79.99 figure for the mouse quoted in the same press release. Logitech G’s Arnaud Perret-Gentil, head of product for PC gaming, describes the G3 Series as built for everyday gamers at an approachable price tag. The two new products share the 8 kHz report rate, the G HUB software hub, and the same black-and-white colour options. Singapore availability runs from 21 June 2026 onward.

The G316 X 98 Keyboard: Custom-Build Feel in a Wired Board

The G316 X 98 sits in the 98% format, a semi-compact layout that keeps a number pad and a function row while dropping the Home and End cluster found on a full-size board. Logitech G lists the keyboard at 384 by 140 by 40 mm and 880 g without its 1.8-meter cable, or 920 g with the cable attached, in the G316 X 98 product listing in Singapore. Connection is wired USB-A, with a USB-C detachable cable supplied in the box. The board is rated for Windows 10 and macOS 12 or later.

A multi-layer snap-fit gasket construction holds the board’s internals together, with sound-dampening foam and silicone pad layers between the switch plate and the case. Logitech G markets the result as a “thocky” typing sound, the same descriptor enthusiasts use for tuned custom mechanical builds. Switches are hot-swappable on a cross-hatch stem, so buyers can swap the stock units for compatible aftermarket switches without soldering.

The board runs at a wired 8 kHz report rate with a quoted 0.125 ms response time, both enabled through Logitech G HUB. Buyers pick from two switch options at checkout: a tactile switch with a 2.2 mm actuation distance and 55 g of force, or a linear switch with a 1.9 mm actuation distance and 40 g of force. Above the number pad sits a dot-matrix LED display and a control dial, with a 30-zone LIGHTSYNC RGB light bar running between the F keys and the main key area. Per-key LIGHTSYNC RGB lights up the keys themselves, and the light bar provides instant visual feedback when the dial changes report rate, brightness, volume or media playback. Customisation options buyers can take further in Logitech G HUB include the following:

• Two switch variants at launch: tactile (2.2 mm, 55 g) or linear (1.9 mm, 40 g)
• Compatible with any cross-hatch stem keycap (Cherry MX-style)
• PBT double-shot keycaps included, swappable for aftermarket sets

The G304 X Superlight Mouse: 59 Grams, Tri-Mode, USB-C

The G304 X Superlight brings the Superlight treatment to the smaller G304/G305 shell, with an approximately 59 g design that drops the user-replaceable battery of earlier models. The mouse keeps the same compact right-handed shape that made the G304 a long-running seller in Logitech G’s catalogue.

The sensor is a HERO 44K optical unit rated for 100 to 44,000 DPI tracking and 678 inches-per-second tracking speed. Logitech G positions the mouse as a daily driver for both gaming and general use, with the full sensitivity range available for users who want the higher end of the DPI headroom. The mouse uses the updated LIGHTSPEED wireless protocol for low-latency gaming. The G304 X Superlight Singapore product listing carries the same spec sheet at SGD 119.

Tri-mode connectivity is the new headline feature: LIGHTSPEED wireless, Bluetooth 5.3, and wired USB-C operation. Buyers can keep a low-latency wireless gaming link to a PC, switch the same mouse to a laptop over Bluetooth, and drop a USB-C cable in for charging. The PRO LIGHTSPEED receiver, which enables the mouse’s 8 kHz polling rate, is sold separately and not bundled in the box.

Battery life is rated at more than 130 hours with the RGB lighting enabled, and Logitech G claims a two-minute charge delivers up to 3.5 hours of playtime, a quick-charge figure that targets brief breaks between sessions. The mouse ships with a standard LIGHTSPEED USB-A receiver in the box. The chassis is built with at least 51% post-consumer recycled plastic. Exposed screws on the underside of the mouse are intended to make it easier to open and repair, branding the design as a ‘Right to Repair’ approach. The internal battery is a built-in rechargeable unit, replacing the user-replaceable cell used in earlier G304/G305 mice.

All software-side configuration for the G304 X runs inside Logitech G HUB, where buyers can remap buttons, set up macros, and pull community-shared profiles from other G3 Series users. The mouse shares the same per-device lighting engine as the G316 X 98 keyboard, so the two new products can show matching effects across the desktop. The G3 Series trio, with the G325 headset at SGD 149, gives buyers a complete black-and-white desktop set.

The 8 kHz Caveat Buyers Should Not Miss

Both Logitech G G3 Series launches quote 8 kHz polling as a headline figure, the same number that Logitech G has been pushing on its flagship Pro line for the past two years. For the G316 X 98 keyboard, 8 kHz is a native feature on its wired USB-A connection, with no extra hardware needed. For the G304 X Superlight mouse, the same 8 kHz figure is not native to the standard LIGHTSPEED receiver that ships in the box. The mouse’s top polling rate needs a separate PRO LIGHTSPEED receiver.

Buyers who want the mouse to actually run at 8 kHz will need to buy a PRO LIGHTSPEED receiver, which is sold separately. Logitech G does not bundle the PRO receiver with the G304 X, and does not list a combined price in its press release. The keyboard’s 8 kHz report rate is enabled through Logitech G HUB, where buyers can adjust the polling rate to suit their setup. Buyers should plan on the G316 X being wired, not wireless, with no mention of a wireless variant in Logitech G’s coverage of the launch. The 8 kHz gap on the mouse is the clearest mid-tier trade-off in the G3 Series release.

Key numbers for the G3 Series in Singapore:

• 8 kHz: shared headline polling rate, on the mouse only with the optional PRO LIGHTSPEED receiver
• 0.125 ms: G316 X 98 wired response time
• 130+ hours: G304 X Superlight battery life
• 3.5 hours: playtime from a two-minute quick charge on the G304 X
• SGD 119 / SGD 139: Singapore launch prices for the G304 X Superlight and G316 X 98

Where the G3 Series Stops Short of the Flagship

The G316 X 98 is wired only, with no wireless variant announced alongside it. The keyboard also skips analog actuation, so it does not support features like rapid trigger, the kind of per-key actuation that competitive FPS players use to reset a keystroke the moment the key starts moving back up. A wireless G316 X would presumably add to the SGD 139 sticker price and would need its own battery and 2.4 GHz radio.

The G304 X Superlight sits in Logitech G’s G3 Series, a separate product line from the company’s flagship Pro range. At approximately 59 g, the G304 X is a lighter version of the original G304, with the same compact right-handed shape and the updated HERO 44K sensor. The 8 kHz polling rate on the G304 X still requires the optional PRO LIGHTSPEED receiver, the same add-on that owners of the older G304 Lightspeed would already know. The G304 X is meant to bring 8 kHz-class performance to a wider price point, not to replace the flagship Superlight.

Logitech G pitches the G3 Series for everyday gamers at an approachable price tag, in the words of Arnaud Perret-Gentil, the company’s head of product for PC gaming. The G325 LIGHTSPEED gaming headset, already on Singapore shelves for SGD 149, fills out the trio as the audio half of the desktop set. The G325 LIGHTSPEED headset product listing runs alongside the new keyboard and mouse in the same G3 Series landing page.

The Larger Play: Enthusiast Features Cross Into the Mid-Tier

By fusing elite precision, like our sub-micron HERO 44K sensor and 8 kHz report rates, with high-end heritage design, we are enabling everyday gamers the ability to level up their gaming experience at an approachable price tag.

The G3 Series is Logitech G’s mid-tier range of PC gaming products, distinct from the flagship Pro line. The Singapore release takes features that used to sit on the Pro line, the 8 kHz report rate, the HERO 44K sensor, hot-swappable switches, repair-friendly design, and brings them into a product range that costs SGD 119 to SGD 149. Hot-swap switches and a multi-layer gasket construction used to mean building a keyboard from parts, and the G316 X 98 ships with both pre-assembled. The PRO Wireless-style 8 kHz polling on the G304 X is a paid upgrade via a separate receiver, no longer a flagship exclusive feature. The G3 Series in Singapore goes on sale through LogitechG.com, with the company pointing to repair and recycled-plastic credentials as a way for the line to stand apart from the Pro tier on sustainability.

The G3 Series launch in Singapore lands with three product lines and one shared software hub. The price range, SGD 119 to SGD 149, sits below Logitech G’s flagship Pro products and above the entry-level mice and basic keyboards in the company’s catalogue. The keyboard is wired, the mouse’s 8 kHz requires a separate receiver, and the G304 X uses 51% recycled plastic, all visible at launch. The G3 Series is Logitech G’s mid-tier reorganisation for the Singapore market, with each product’s trade-off on show from day one.

Frequently Asked Questions

When do the Logitech G316 X and G304 X go on sale in Singapore?

Both new products go on sale in Singapore from 21 June 2026, available through LogitechG.com, the same channel the company has named in its launch coverage. The date matches the regional G3 Series release schedule, and the G3 Series launch press release lists 21 June 2026 as the Singapore availability date.

How much do the G316 X 98 and G304 X Superlight cost in Singapore?

The G304 X Superlight wireless mouse is priced at SGD 119 in Singapore, and the G316 X 98 wired mechanical keyboard is priced at SGD 139, both in black or white. The G325 LIGHTSPEED gaming headset, which completes the G3 Series, sits at SGD 149. None of the three products are listed in a converted US dollar figure for the Singapore market.

Is the G316 X 98 wireless, and are the switches swappable?

The G316 X 98 is wired only, with no wireless variant announced at launch. Its switches are hot-swappable on a cross-hatch stem, which means buyers can swap in aftermarket Cherry MX-style switches without soldering. The keyboard’s PBT double-shot keycaps are also swappable for compatible aftermarket sets.

Does the G304 X Superlight need an extra receiver for 8 kHz polling?

Yes, the 8 kHz polling rate on the G304 X Superlight requires Logitech G’s PRO LIGHTSPEED receiver, which is sold separately and not bundled in the box. The standard LIGHTSPEED USB-A receiver that ships with the mouse does not support the 8 kHz top-end polling rate.

What changed between the G304 and the new G304 X Superlight?

The G304 X Superlight drops the user-replaceable cell of the older G304 in favour of a built-in rechargeable battery, dropping the weight to approximately 59 g. The sensor is upgraded to the HERO 44K optical unit (100 to 44,000 DPI), and the mouse adds Bluetooth 5.3 tri-mode connectivity alongside LIGHTSPEED wireless and wired USB-C. The chassis uses at least 51% post-consumer recycled plastic and exposed screws branded as a ‘Right to Repair’ design.