Logitech today solved a major pain point for traveling professionals with the introduction of Mobi Fold and Mobi Fold for Business. As Logitech's first foldable mouse, Mobi Fold is engineered to allow users to reclaim their full productivity potential with comfort, whether they are in an airport lounge, a bustling cafe, or a hotel lobby.

For the modern professional, work is no longer anchored to a desk, it happens in the "in-between" spaces. However, Logitech research reveals a frustrating reality: while 72% of professionals own a mouse, only 26% actually use one when working in public places. The primary barriers aren't a lack of desire for precision and comfort, but rather the "bulk and friction" of traditional tools that don't fit into a pocket or are too heavy for a bag. This "On-the-Go Productivity Gap" forces millions to rely on restrictive laptop trackpads, slowing down workflows and increasing frustration.

Logitech today announced the launch of Signature Comfort Plus, the newest addition to Logitech's Signature Series of everyday tools designed for modern work and life. Signature Comfort Plus is designed for long days at the desk where work and personal tasks overlap. It reduces the small, repeated friction of constant switching between your tasks and devices, and makes work-life smoother across the day through enhanced comfort, quieter mouse clicks, and simple controls. The new comfort-focused lineup includes the Signature Comfort Plus M850 L mouse with palm cushion support and the MK880 Signature Comfort Plus combo. The lineup also includes the M840 L mouse without a palm cushion.

"People now spend long, full days at their desks, constantly moving between tasks, screens, and personal moments," said Art O'Gnimh, General Manager of Mice & Keyboard Solutions Group at Logitech. "These are tools that don't ask for attention, they give it back, removing small distractions and adding comfort so everything feels smoother and more effortless."

Finalmouse, maker of the high-performance, somewhat controversial ULX series of gaming mice, has just launched its latest gaming mouse, the Finalmouse Starlight X, after weeks of teasing the new peripheral. The Starlight X is an ultra-light carbon fiber composite gaming mouse, weighing in at 38 g, and it is the first new Finalmouse shape in 11 years. The mouse was designed with FPS gaming in mind, and the brand says that the symmetrical shape has a fuller rear hump with increased support, and reduced pressure points. The Starlight X shell measures 124.8 × 58.9 × 39.5 mm (L × W × H) and has minimal cutouts on the top, likely to balance light weight without compromising comfort and grip. The Finalmouse SLX Nightfall is currently the only colorway on offer, and it will be available for pre-order on the Finalmouse online store for $179 starting on May 30 unless you have an early access code. The headline feature of the Starlight X, however, is the addition of TMR sensing, which enables analogue features, like rapid trigger, adjustable actuation point, and a claimed up to 35 ms latency reduction compared to similar gaming mice.

The new switch tech itself isn't simply a new switch; the SLX uses what it calls the "TMR Dual-State" switch system, which implements TMR sensing with a mechanical click feedback mechanism. According to Finalmouse, this means the new switch mechanism incurs a weight penalty of just 0.24 g, while Logitech's HITS analogue sensing and feedback system on the new G Pro X2 Superstrike adds complexity and has been the scapegoat for the Superstrike's 61 g weight. The drawback of this hybrid switch tech is that the tactile feedback is not adjustable. The SLX is built around a custom Finalmouse F1 sensor, built in collaboration with PixArt, and a Nordic nRF54LM20 MCU, although Finalmouse has deliberately not quoted common specs, instead citing end-to-end latency of 223 µs (0.223 ms). The sensor is likely based on the PAW 3955 sensor, which was previously shown off in the Akko Dash series. Finalmouse has also neglected to specify the Starlight X's polling rate, stating instead that "SLX moves beyond traditional polling-rates entirely," with PerfectPolling that combines subtick optimization, efficient and robust RF scheduling, and high-speed USB interrupts. For what it's worth, USB is generally capped at 8 kHz, and the 232 µs figure cited previously lines up with 8 kHz, which offers theoretical latency of 125 µs.

It was recently leaked that Xbox Game Pass would likely become part of bundle deals with the likes of Netflix and potentially other partners, and, as per a recent announcement by both Discord and Microsoft, one of those partners is Discord. The occasionally controversial gaming-first communications platform will now include Game Pass with its paid Nitro subscription service. The Xbox Game Pass subscription included with Nitro is a slightly cut-back version of Xbox's service—Discord calls it a "starter edition"—and it offers "50+ PC and console games." Game Pass is also only included on the full-fat $9.99 version of Nitro, not Nitro Basic, although that's likely still a deal for some PC gamers, depending on taste.

The Nitro plan included with Game Pass has more severe limitations, though, the most notable of which is the lack of online multiplayer on consoles and a 10-hour monthly limit on cloud game streaming. Game Pass will also be directly integrated into the "Now Playing" statuses on Discord. Nitro subscribers will be able to launch Game Pass games directly from Discord—likely by first launching the Xbox app—if they see a game their friend is playing and want to join in. Discord Nitro users will also now have access to discounts of up to 30% on Logitech G, SteelSeries, and KontrolFreak products as of the new Nitro update, which is rolling out to Nitro users in waves "over the coming weeks."

ATK has become known for its impressive budget gaming peripherals that provide gamers with an alternative to flagship gaming mice and keyboards without having to empty their wallets. The brand's latest launch is the ATK Dragonfly A9 Mini, which, the brand claims, will be a world-first exclusive launch of the PixArt PAW 3955 Master sensor, which will be a custom version of the existing PAW 3955 sensor. The mouse itself looks to be a pretty close match to the compact shape of the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2C, and it will likely weigh the same as or a little less than Logitech's design, which comes in at 51 g.

As for exact internal specifications, not much has been revealed, but it would make sense for ATK to use a Nordic 52-series MCU and either tuned Omron optical or Huano mechanical switches. Regardless of MCU, the ATK Dragonfly A9 Mini will likely feature 8 kHz polling and ATK's typical "Ice-Feel" coating. The skates deviate from Logitech's design, with two large flat skates at the front and back as well as the typical ring around the sensor. Pricing and availability have not yet been announced, but it will likely cost around the same $59.98-74.98 range as the regular Dragonfly A9 series.

Logitech International (SIX: LOGN) (Nasdaq: LOGI) today announced financial results for the fourth quarter and full Fiscal Year 2026.

For Fiscal Year 2026:

• Sales were $4.84 billion, up 6 percent in US dollars and 4 percent in constant currency compared to the prior year.
• GAAP operating income was $775 million, up 18 percent compared to the prior year. Non-GAAP operating income was $911 million, up 18 percent compared to the prior year.
• GAAP earnings per share was $4.80, up 16 percent compared to the prior year. Non-GAAP EPS was $5.78, up 19 percent compared to the prior year.
• Cash flow from operations was $1.04 billion. The year-ending cash balance was $1.7 billion. The Company returned $768 million of cash to shareholders through its annual dividend payment and share repurchases.

Logitech's HITS (haptic inductive trigger system), introduced with the G Pro X2 Superstrike gaming mouse in late 2025, made serious waves in enthusiast gaming mouse spaces, but, as is the case with many of Logitech's innovations, the mouse the tech came with was imperfect and commanded a premium price. Now, it seems as though at least two Chinese peripheral makers are lining up to challenge at least some of Logitech's capabilities with their own magnetic switch tech. First, and the one we know the least about, is Keychron, surprisingly enough who is apparently preparing a micro switch called the MagOpt. The MagOpt switch was teased by Keychron on the brand's own YouTube channel, where it showed off a switch design that looks to use a hybrid optical and magnetic sensing mechanism combined with a traditional click leaf. It seems as though Keychron's MagOpt switch will attempt to mimic some of the functionality of the HITS system—like rapid trigger, adjustable actuation, and better longevity—but without a lot of the adjustability enabled by the haptic feedback of Logitech's HITS system.

The other incoming contender is Snaptiq, a product by a Russian streamer (shared by @goonerfps on X), and this system appears to have much more feature parity with Logitech HITS. The sensors in Snaptiq are analogue, like those found in Logitech's implementation, but these use magnets and either Hall effect or TMR sensor in place of Logitech's inductive switches. More importantly, Snaptiq will also mimic the tactile feedback with vibration motors, similar to HITS. How this pans out remains to be seen, but Lunacy claims that it will be able to detect movement as fine as 1 micron (0.001 mm) and that the mouse clicks themselves will be completely silent. Lunatic's Snaptiq is slated to launch by the end of 2026, although it is unlikely to launch in Western markets. However, this and Keychron's implementation may be the start of a wave of Chinese brands adopting similar tech to Logitech HITS.

Logitech G today announced the new Logitech G512 X TMR Analog/Mechanical Gaming Keyboard. Designed for players who view their setups as living, breathing ecosystems, the G512 X marks a shift from static hardware to a modular, performance-driven system built to be tuned, tweaked, and mastered. The G512 X is the first keyboard engineered to adapt to the nuance of your unique playstyle, rather than forcing you to adapt to your hardware.

"At Logitech G, we see a player's setup as something that grows with them as they improve," said Robin Piispanen, Vice President and General Manager of Logitech G. "With the G512 X, we combine craftsmanship with performance. This keyboard isn't just a tool—it's an extension of the gamer, giving you the control and precision to play at your best."

Logitech G today announced the long-anticipated RS H-Shifter, the latest addition to the renowned Racing Series Ecosystem. Designed to deliver unmatched realism, tactile control, and game-changing durability, this advanced 7+R manual shifter is tailor-made for anyone passionate about authentic racing experiences. For years, racers have yearned for a product that combines modern engineering with the timeless precision of manual control, and Logitech G has delivered. From gripping rally runs in Assetto Corsa Rally to flawless drifting in Forza Horizon, the RS H-Shifter gives racers the tactile realism and precise control needed to dominate the virtual track.

"There's a strong demand from car enthusiasts worldwide for the connection and control that a manual shifter offers," said Richard Neville, Head of Product, Simulation at Logitech G. "The RS H-Shifter's engaging, racing gearbox feel, is engineered to reliably deliver the elevated experience that is expected from Racing Series and PRO products."

Logitech G305 fans who are looking for something a little lighter with more modern specifications might not have to wait much longer, if the VXE V3 turns out to be anything like the brand's other gaming mice, at least. The VXE V3 gaming mouse recently showed up in a number of leaks on social media sites, like Reddit and X, revealing an egg-like design and purple colorway nearly identical to Logitech's G305 and G203 gaming mice.

Exact specifications have not been made public yet, but ATK Gear has teased the V3 in a post on X, noting that the mouse is "coming soon," although no specific launch date has been announced either. ATK did confirm that it will be a quad-mode gaming mouse, though, which means it will feature the usual wired, Bluetooth, and 2.4 GHz connectivity, with the addition of NearLink, which was also recently featured in the VXE Dragonfly R1. If the R1's internals are anything to go by, the V3 will likely use the HiSilicon Nearlink MCU and something like the PixArt PAW 3950 or 3395 sensor. Given the Logitech G305 is already an affordable mouse, often retailing for as little as $26.99, it makes sense that the VXE V3 will also be a budget mouse, like the Dragonfly R1, which retails at just $18.99.

Esports is entering its most transformative era yet, according to major global research from Logitech G showing increasing cultural acceptance and a significant rise in the number of people who view professional gaming as a legitimate and aspirational career path.

The newly released study, based on 18,000 respondents across 12 countries, shows that nearly one in 10 (8 per cent) of people globally would choose to become a professional gamer if they could restart their career, ranking higher than professions such as politician (6 per cent), recruiter (6 per cent), or professional racer (5 per cent). Gen Z respondents ranked pro gaming among their top career ambitions at 15 per cent, if they had the chance to start over or pick a new career, compared with 10 per cent of Millennials, 7 per cent of Gen X, and just 3 per cent of Boomers.

In a rather unfortunate throwback to the early days of the Hall effect gaming keyboard boom, it seems as though the new Haptic Inductive Trigger System in the Logitech G Pro X2 Superstrike gaming mouse is resulting in players getting permanently banned from Apex Legends for cheating. This is according to a new post on X by Iaroslav Mamalat, who shared a screenshot of an Apex Legends ban report that claims the player used gameplay enhancements.

An email received by the same player reads: "We observed: Gameplay enhancement. This means using unauthorized methods to enhance in-game performance by removing gameplay constraints or improving in-game abilities (e.g. weapon, movement, or item enhancements)." This potentially refers to the use of rapid trigger technology in the Logitech G Pro X2 Superstrike, but there are other reports in the replies to the X post that suggest it may simply have been a false ban, since similar has happened to other players who weren't using the new Logitech gaming mouse. Curiously, EA doesn't actually ordinarily ban rapid trigger keyboards in Apex Legends, but it isn't uncommon for game studios to ban SOCD, especially in competitive FPS games. Some theories online suggest that EA's anti-cheat may be using timing as a way to detect macro inputs, and that rapid trigger on the Superstrike may be resulting in click spamming that exceeds that timing threshold, resulting in a ban.

Update Feb 23rd: It has been confirmed by a Respawn team member in the r/apexlegends subreddit that this was a false ban, although it was seemingly still the result of the Logitech G Pro X2 Superstrike triggering a minimum threshold.

Logitech G today announced the Logitech G325 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Headset, a new wireless gaming headset designed for players who want effortless versatility, immersive audio, and all-day comfort, without the premium price tag. Offered at just $79.99 MSRP, the G325 delivers LIGHTSPEED wireless performance and premium audio, in a modern, minimalist design.

"We want all gamers to have premium experiences," said Ujesh Desai, General Manager of Logitech G. "That's why we packed so much into the new G325 headset. It's got a super comfortable design, long battery life, great audio, and works across PC, console, and mobile. It's designed for gamers who love to play across a variety of platforms."

Logitech International (SIX: LOGN) (Nasdaq: LOGI) today announced financial results for the third quarter of Fiscal Year 2026.

• Sales were $1.42 billion, up 6 percent in US dollars and 4 percent in constant currency compared to Q3 of the prior year.
• GAAP gross margin was 43.2 percent, up 30 basis points compared to Q3 of the prior year. Non-GAAP gross margin was 43.5 percent, up 30 basis points compared to Q3 of the prior year.
• GAAP operating income was $286 million, up 22 percent compared to Q3 of the prior year. Non-GAAP operating income was $312 million, up 17 percent compared to Q3 of the prior year.
• GAAP earnings per share (EPS) was $1.69, up 28 percent compared to Q3 of the prior year. Non-GAAP EPS was $1.93, up 21 percent compared to Q3 of the prior year.
• Cash flow from operations was $481 million. The quarter-ending cash balance was $1.8 billion.

Logitech announced the Pro X2 Superstrike gaming mouse back in September 2025, claiming to be an industry-first gaming mouse with haptic feedback and adjustable click actuation distance, the latter achieved via induction switches. However, while the price was revealed at $179.99, an exact availability date was not revealed. Now, though, Logitech has finally announced that the Pro X2 Superstrike will be available for pre-order on January 19 on the Logitech online store.

There is still no official shipment date, despite the pre-order announcement date, although there have been supposed leaks that claimed the mouse would be available as of February 24. Given that that's about a month away from the pre-order opening, it seems reasonable that this could be the official launch date. It seems as though pre-orders will only be available on the Logitech site, but it would not be surprising to see sites like Amazon or Best Buy offer pre-orders, as well.

Logitech's popular "egg-shaped" gaming mouse has marched into the modern age. As reported last month, only a smattering of "inspired by G304/G305" alternatives offered truly up-to-date specifications—in terms of internal components and feature sets. After a (roughly) seven year-long wait, Logitech has updated their classic budget-friendly design. Late last year, members of the MouseReview subreddit picked up on pleasing developments in China. In December, the brand-new G304 X Lightspeed wireless gaming mouse model turned up on Logitech's Chinese webstore, minus pricing details. Currently, the modernized model is not available globally. According to official spec sheets and early adopter teardowns, the 57 gram G304 X Lightspeed appears to be a more low-to-mid-range prospect.

Logitech's HERO 25K sensor is not exactly cutting-edge, but its latest deployment leads to a significant upgrade over the past-gen model's HERO 12K unit. HERO 25K offers a maximum 25,600 DPI setting, up to 40G of acceleration, a max. 400 IPS tracking speed. One video dissection shows Logitech's selection of the common Nordic nRF52833 MCU, Omron D2FC-F-7N (10 million click-rated) mechanical switches, a Kailh 10 mm black encoder, and a 290 mAh internal lithium battery. The latter aspect will be welcomed by gaming mouse enthusiasts, since the predecessor relied on AA batteries (or AAA via user modification). The manufacturer claims that the G304 X Lightspeed can operate for "about 106 hours" on a single charge. It is not clear whether the up-to-date design comes with any Bluetooth connectivity, but Logitech's addition of a wired mode is a pleasing new feature. One Chinese vlogger believes that the G304 X Lightspeed model will launch with a sub-$50 price point; positioning it just above MCHOSE's G3 wallet-friendly line.

Logitech International today announced financial results for the second quarter of Fiscal Year 2026.

• Sales were $1.19 billion, up 6 percent in US dollars and 4 percent in constant currency compared to Q2 of the prior year.
• GAAP gross margin was 43.4 percent, down 20 basis points compared to Q2 of the prior year. Non-GAAP gross margin was 43.8 percent, down 30 basis points compared to Q2 of the prior year.
• GAAP operating income was $191 million, up 19 percent compared to Q2 of the prior year. Non-GAAP operating income was $230 million, up 19 percent compared to Q2 of the prior year.
• GAAP earnings per share (EPS) was $1.15, up 21 percent compared to Q2 of the prior year. Non-GAAP EPS was $1.45, up 21 percent compared to Q2 of the prior year.
• Cash flow from operations was $229 million. The quarter-ending cash balance was $1.4 billion.
• The Company returned $340 million to shareholders through its annual dividend payment and share repurchases.

Thermaltake, a leading PC DIY brand for premium hardware solutions, proudly announces the GR300 Racing Simulator Cockpit, available in Black and Snow finishes. Designed as an accessible yet high-performance entry point into sim racing, the GR300 combines a durable steel frame, adjustable PVC racing seat, and customizable pedal mounts to deliver a stable, comfortable, and immersive driving experience for every type of racer.

Tough & Sturdy Design
The GR300 features a reinforced aluminium profile and steel structure, ensuring rigidity and long-lasting stability even during extended racing sessions. Its robust construction minimizes flex and provides a reliable foundation, instilling confidence to tackle the most demanding virtual tracks.

Logitech today unveiled the MX Master 4, the newest member of the MX Master series, designed to empower creative professionals, developers and business users. With immersive haptic feedback, advanced software and stronger connectivity, the MX Master 4 sets a new standard in control, precision and productivity even for the most demanding workflows.

Tolya Polyanker, General Manager of the MX Business at Logitech, said, "In today's fast-paced and demanding world, advanced users need tools that help them redefine their workflows to deliver more in less time. We designed MX Master 4 to bring next level immersion and speed to our users thanks to the tactile haptic feedback and instant access to their favorite tools with the Actions Ring software overlay."

Logitech today announced the launch of Signature Slim Solar+ K980 and Signature Slim Solar+ K980 for Business, wireless keyboards powered by any light—sunlight or artificial—with no charging interruptions and no setup stress. Built with Logitech's proprietary Logi LightCharge technology and designed for modern life, the keyboard features a full-size layout, laptop-style typing, and smart customizations that simplify work and personal tasks. Wireless devices free us of cables and hassle, but remembering to charge them can create unnecessary friction. Today's users expect simplicity, reliability, and an intuitive, hassle-free experience that just works. Signature Slim Solar+ delivers just that. It stays charged without interruptions and is built to run for up to four months in complete darkness, so people can stay focused on what truly matters to them.

"Even the need to think about charging can be a distraction, so we designed Signature Slim Solar+ to take that off your plate completely," said Art O'Gnimh, General Manager of Core Products Group at Logitech. "It stays powered by light - any light - clearing your desk of cables and eliminating the need to ever physically charge it, while bringing elegance and comfort to your workspace. That's one less thing to worry about on a busy working day."

Today, Logitech introduced Zone Wireless 2 ES and Zone Wired 2 headsets, designed for noisy offices. With AI-powered noise-canceling mics, hybrid active noise cancellation (ANC) that automatically adjusts to minimize background noise, and a gaming-inspired headstrap design for all-day comfort, the headsets turn open office clamor into quiet focus zones. While open offices cultivate free-flowing face-to-face interaction, they are also notorious for distractions. Studies cite $468 billion in productivity losses for companies due to time-sucking distractions that hinder deep, focused work.

"Uninterrupted focus is the new currency of work. With more employees returning to office, it's more critical than ever to protect their concentration," said Hanneke Faber, Chief Executive Officer. "Zone Wireless 2 ES and Zone Wired 2 for Business were engineered to safeguard against those costly distractions."

Today at Logitech G PLAY 2025 in Shanghai, Madrid, and on livestream, Logitech G unveiled one of the most significant upgrades to its portfolio to date. The array of products and experiences included major innovations across PC and console gaming, esports, sim racing, and streaming tools, along with partnerships with McLaren Racing, NVIDIA, and more.

Logitech G PLAY 2025 is a live-streamed global gaming event that brings together press, partners, creators, and fans to explore the future of gaming, fueled by breakthrough technology, inclusive design, and the power of community.

Details of Logitech's upcoming Pro X Superlight 2c—where c stands for compact—has leaked courtesy of WinFuture. As the name suggests, this is a smaller version of Logitech's popular competitive gaming mouse. It sports Logitech's Hero 2 sensor that supports a sensitivity of up to 44,000 DPI, an 8 kHz polling rate and 88 G of acceleration. It also has LightForce optical switches, USB-C charging, PTFE feet and Logitech's LightSpeed wireless technology.

The Pro X Superlight 2c weighs in at a mere 53 grams, which is seven grams less than the full-size model, although the leak doesn't include how much smaller it is in size. The battery life remains at 95 hours, so the smaller size doesn't mean shorter play time. The rodent is expected to be available in retail relatively soon with a retail price of around €170, in black, white or magenta.

We've already reported on the upcoming Logitech MX Master 4 mouse, but now full details, including pricing and the launch date have appeared online, courtesy of WinFuture.de. Also revealed is what the new thumb rest button is and it goes under the name of Actions Ring which is said to be integrated with the new Logitech Options app that allows the user to perform various customisable actions. Exactly what these are, we'll have to wait for the launch of the new mouse to see. One new feature that wasn't revealed by earlier leaks is the new Haptic Sense feature that is said to offer haptic/vibration feedback, also to the thumb area of the mouse. This is meant to work with various notifications, actions and shortcuts, but again, it's not entirely clear what kind of benefits this brings to the user.

Other previously unknown features include an 8000 DPI Darkfield sensor and the MX Master 4 will be supplied with a Logi Bolt dongle, but it also works over Bluetooth. As with previous models, the Mx Master 4 can be paired with multiple computers or devices and switch between them. It will come in graphite and light grey colours and will weigh in at 150 grams. The 500 mAh battery is said to be good for up to 70 days of usage. Finally, the MX Master 4 should arrive on the 30th of September for €130 in the European market, which will most likely be US$130.

Logitech International today announced financial results for the first quarter of Fiscal Year 2026.

• Sales were $1.15 billion, up 5 percent in US dollars and 5 percent in constant currency, compared to Q1 of the prior year.
• GAAP gross margin was 41.7 percent, down 110 basis points, compared to Q1 of the prior year. Non-GAAP gross margin was 42.1 percent, down 120 basis points, compared to Q1 of the prior year.
• GAAP operating income was $162 million, up 6 percent, compared to Q1 of the prior year. Non-GAAP operating income was $202 million, up 11 percent, compared to Q1 of the prior year.
• GAAP earnings per share (EPS) was $0.98, up 7 percent compared to Q1 of the prior year. Non-GAAP EPS was $1.26, up 12 percent compared to Q1 of the prior year.
• Cash flow from operations was $125 million. The quarter-ending cash balance was $1.5 billion.
• The Company returned $122 million of cash to shareholders through share repurchases.