Logitech Abandons Subscription-Based 'Forever Mouse' After User Backlash

The company clarifies that the controversial concept was never an actual product plan but rather an internal exploration of sustainable tech possibilities.

Logitech faced significant criticism after CEO Hanneke Faber mentioned the 'forever mouse' concept in an interview.
The proposed model involved a one-time purchase with ongoing subscription fees for software updates and upgrades.
Users expressed strong opposition, deeming the idea out of touch and predatory.
Logitech's communications head confirmed there are no plans to develop such a product.
The company emphasized the concept was part of broader internal discussions on sustainable electronics.