Razer has announced a new mousepad that can wirelessly charge your wireless mouse while you’re using it. It’s not Razer’s ...

I'm happy to say that the Razer HyperFlux V2 does have a wireless receiver built-in, so you won't need to plug in the mouse ...

Today, Logitech is changing that with the Logitech G309, an $80 mouse that almost does it all. It’s the first Powerplay mouse this inexpensive, the first with Bluetooth, the first that lets you ...

Logitech hasn’t officially launched the successor to the MX Master 3S, but recent certifications indicate it might be close.

Do we really need a mouse subscription? All Logitech’s talk does is annoy people who have no desire for another subscription in the first place. And for anyone else considering the same strategy ...

Logitech CEO Hanneke Faber recently ... such a product wouldn't be the first software-heavy, three-figure-price computer mouse. Still, a price tag of around $200 would limit the audience to ...

Still, folk online were more taken aback by a CEO’s first instinct to turn to a software ... monthly basis was too much to bear. Forever Mouse Logitech Logitech M750 Signature AI Edition ...

This second iteration of Logitech's wireless charging mouse pad is expensive and offers far less than the already expensive original version did. It's only worth it if you care about not having to ...

I first started using the Logitech MX Master 3S when it launched ... But not with this mouse. It has only proven itself more as the mouse to buy as time has gone on, and for good reason.

The Logitech G309 isn't the first mouse of its kind to take the battery-powered design, add a powerful sensor, add some premium ergonomics and build quality - but it's one that certainly stands out.

The other button is to set the mouse to on-board memory mode, and this is the first really major misstep by Logitech with this software. You see, you can't actually change settings in the software ...

What if your mouse had a vertical scroll wheel, but for your thumb? That’s the bold question Logitech asked (and answered) when it released the first MX Master wireless mouse back in 2015.