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May 18, 2023 11:11:00 Logitech announces partnership with iFixit to sell wireless mouse repair parts and toolkits. PC peripheral manufacturer Logitech ( Logitech in Japan) announced that it will ...

At $100 for the mouse pad and another $100 to $150 for a compatible mouse, Logitech's Powerplay is still early-adopter tech for sure—but keeping your wireless mouse battery topped off sans wires ...

Choosing a wireless mouse isn't easy. But from Logitech to Razer, here are the best that offer the most well-rounded gaming experience — with plenty of perks, too.

The Corsair M75 Wireless Mouse is an excellent performer, plus it’s lightweight, and, most importantly for lefties, has an ambidextrous design with buttons on both sides. Furthermore, those ...

Remember when Logitech CEO Hanneke Faber suggested a “Forever Mouse” and got extreme side-eye? There’s a better way.

How much you can expect to spend on a Logitech wireless mouse. This depends on the mouse’s capabilities, DPI and technology. Entry-level wireless mice retail for around $40, while top-end models ...

The $120 mousepad works as a wireless receiver and, when paired with a wireless charging panel, can charge your mouse while it’s in use. I’m of two minds about the Powerplay kit.

Unlike Corsair’s new Concept Zeus mouse, Logitech’s taken its already-popular and powerful G900 and G402, modified them to allow for the new charging kit, and rebranded them the G903 and G703.

Both feature HyperX optical switches and a 26,000 DPI sensor, although the wireless model is a little heavier, tipping the scales at 72 grams compared to the regular Saga's 69 gram weight. Nice.