Logitech’s vision of a “forever mouse” isn’t just a bad idea. It’s predatory, and a practice that’s not only bad for consumers but doesn’t even make sense as an actual product. Here’s what’s going on.

Take a deep breath, everyone. Logitech’s “forever mouse” won’t be coming to market after all. Logitech’s idea of a mouse that you’d buy once and pay for forever is just a “peek” into a possible future ...

Logitech is no stranger to the peripheral market, making some of the highest-quality peripherals for gamers and creatives alike. Digging deeper into the prospect of a mouse you would never need to ...

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Logitech is known for creating some of the highest-quality peripherals on the market and innovating in ways that have enabled it to capture large segments of consumers. It should be noted that neither ...

Logitech is apparently working on a mouse that's so packed with premium features, the company thinks you'll pay a subscription to access its miraculous wonders. The revelation of a subscription ...

A suggestion from Logitech that it could someday sell a mouse that required a subscription to keep working has gone down so badly that the firm is backtracking. As originally reported, it was Logitech ...

In a recent interview with The Verge’s Nilay Patel, Logitech CEO Hanneke Faber talked about the desire to create a ‘forever mouse.’ Buy one, and you wouldn’t just have the mouse forever. You may also ...

Logitech on Wednesday denied reports that the company is working on a "forever mouse" that could come with a subscription fee for regular software updates, after comments by its CEO suggesting it ...

No. Hardware repairability does not mean a subscription to support it. I refuse to buy any hardware for my computer that requires a monthly cost just to use it, because who's to say it won't be a ...

I'd like to think that even the "Arrival" part of that is optimistic. It'd take a miracle of optimistic market research for this one to actually hit the market. Though, weirder things have happened.