Great value under $100 isn't about the lowest price — it's about the performance you keep. The gear here uses the same sensors, switches, and wireless technology Logitech G builds into higher-priced products, tuned into a package that costs less.

For a mouse under $100, Logitech G gives you two proven shapes at the same price point. The Logitech G305 X SUPERLIGHT ($79.99) is the lightweight, wireless pick: it runs the HERO 44K sensor at up to 44,000 DPI with 678 IPS and 40 G, lasts up to 130+ hours on a charge, and offers triple connectivity across LIGHTSPEED wireless, Bluetooth, and wired USB-C. It carries up to 6 programmable buttons and 5 onboard profiles, and comes in Black, White, and Lilac.

The Logitech G502 X wired ($79.99) is the pick for the player who wants the iconic G502 shape and controls. It runs the HERO 25K sensor (100–25,600 DPI, zero smoothing, zero filtering, zero acceleration) with LIGHTFORCE hybrid optical-mechanical switches, puts 13 programmable controls under your hand, address and stores up to 5 onboard profiles. It weighs 89 grams, glides on low-friction PTFE feet, measures 131.4 × 79.2 × 41.1mm, and comes in Black and White. Both mice can be customized in G HUB.

For a headset under $100, two lightweight LIGHTSPEED wireless options keep you comfortable through long sessions while delivering gaming-grade audio and comms. The Logitech G325 LIGHTSPEED ($79.99) is the best overall value, built first for comfort. At just 212g, it's light enough to forget you're wearing it, so long sessions stay comfortable from the first match to the last. It delivers 24-bit audio over LIGHTSPEED wireless, with Bluetooth for your other devices, plus 24+ hours of battery. Its boomless beamforming mic with AI-powered noise reduction keeps your voice clear without a mic arm in front of your face, and it works across PC, PS4, PS5, Nintendo Switch 1 and 2, and mobile, so one headset covers gaming and everything else. It offers customizable audio profiles with tunable EQ and mic in Logitech G HUB or the Logitech G Mobile App. It comes in Black, White, and Lilac.

The Logitech G321 LIGHTSPEED ($59.99) is the accessible pick for a traditional gaming experience. It's lightweight and comfortable, connects over LIGHTSPEED wireless or Bluetooth, and carries a flip-to-mute boom mic with up to 20+ hours of battery. It's easy to plug and play: you control it right on the headset, with flip-to-mute and one-button switching between LIGHTSPEED and Bluetooth, so there's no app to set up. It comes in Black and White.

For a surface under $100, the Logitech G PRO X CONTROL ($59.99) brings pro-grade control to any desk. It uses a knitted cloth surface designed for controlled, deliberate movement, built over a SlimFlex foam core so it lays flat and stays put. Tight-stitched subsurface edges and a non-slip base keep it locked to the desk through a long session, and the surface is omnidirectional, so it tracks the same in every direction. This is real performance gear: Logitech G developed it with professional esports players over more than two years, validating each stage of the design with pros before it launched. As G2's Mimi put it, "I love how fast it feels, especially with a sleeve. It gives me that perfect balance of speed and control."

For a keyboard under $100, the Logitech G316 75 ($99.99) delivers a premium typing feel and gaming-grade speed. A multi-layer gasket mount gives it a cushioned, "thocky" sound, and hot-swappable switches let a player change the feel over time. An interactive dot-matrix display puts report rate, brightness, RGB, and media controls at their fingertips. With up to 8,000 Hz report rate and 0.125ms response time, it keeps competitive-grade speed in a great-looking design. It comes in Black, White, and Lilac, and can be customized in Logitech G HUB.

For a stocking stuffer under $50, Logitech G KEYCAPS ($29.99) let a player personalize their keyboard's look and feel. The double-shot PBT keycaps fit a wide range of keyboards, and the set's unique control dial is designed specifically for the Logitech G316 X. Swapping keycaps is one of the simplest ways to make a setup feel like your own, and paired with the G316 X above, it makes a complete keyboard gift.

Start from what the player needs most. If they want a mouse, the Logitech G305 X SUPERLIGHT ($79.99) is the lightweight wireless pick and the Logitech G502 X wired ($79.99) is the controls-and-shape pick. If they want a keyboard, the Logitech G316 X 75 ($99.99) brings a gasket-mounted, “thocky”, and 8 kHz speed, and Logitech G KEYCAPS ($29.99) make an easy add-on to change the look of your set up. If they want a headset, the Logitech G325 LIGHTSPEED ($79.99) goes anywhere and the Logitech G321 LIGHTSPEED ($59.99) is the accessible pick for a traditional gaming experience with a boom mic. If they want an upgrade, the Logitech G PRO X CONTROL mousepad ($59.99) sharpens the surface under any mouse. Every one lands under $100.