Logitech CEO lays out the potential future of the mouse and keyboard. Logitech is working on a forever mouse that has a subscription-based model.

During a recent episode of The Verge’s Decoder podcast, Logitech CEO Hanneke Faber shed some possible insight into the company’s view on one of its most important products. Saying that “the mouse built this house,” Faber shares the planning behind a Forever Mouse, a premium product that the company hopes will be the last you ever have to buy. There’s also a discussion about a subscription-based service and a deeper focus on AI.

For now, details on a Forever Mouse are thin, but you better believe there will be a catch. The Instant Pot was a product so good that customers rarely needed to buy another one. The company went bankrupt.

  • @umbrarozeEnglish
    25•5 months ago

    Oh I have a Forever Mouse. Bought a Microsoft Intellimouse Optical in 2001 or so. Still works. Use it with my Raspberry Pi sometimes. Also bought another Microsoft wireless laptop mouse like a decade ago. Still works just fine.

    …The Logitech mouse that I bought against my better judgement in 2020 is starting to show signs of fatigue.

    Also how the everliving hell do you add AI to input devices? Are they just going to guess what I’m pointing at?

      • @[email protected]English
        6•5 months ago
        • We will move the mouse for you
        • We will enable mouse accel when we think you would want it
        • Pre-click the buttons
        • @Regrettable_incidentEnglish
          12•5 months ago
          • Your Logitech Forever Mouse just purchased another Logitech Forever Mouse
    • @rottingleafEnglish
      3•5 months ago

      Maybe they mean one with a nuclear battery.

    • @netvorEnglish
      2•5 months ago

      Also how the everliving hell do you add AI to input devices?

      Think one of those UI’s that move your mouse to an “OK” button, but even worse, and everywhere (…ehm, everywhere it feels like). Add a Crowdstrikeability potential and you’ve got your AI crap. What’s not to love about it? (and by “love” I mean “hate”…)