Overview
- Hanneke Faber told Bloomberg on December 4 that current AI-specific devices do not address real user needs.
- Logitech says it is not building a dedicated AI gadget and is instead adding AI features to its lineup, including webcams with intelligent framing and mice with one-touch access to Microsoft Copilot or ChatGPT.
- The Signature AI Edition mouse launches ChatGPT prompts via a dedicated button, and the MX Master 4 includes a shortcut for Copilot.
- Faber has said Logitech runs AI agents in almost every meeting and credits them with meaningful productivity gains.
- Logitech is maintaining about 6% of sales in R&D and a roadmap of roughly 35 to 40 products per year, as reports note past AI devices like Humane’s Pin and Rabbit’s R1 underperformed and that OpenAI and Jony Ive are prototyping a personal device.