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Logitech’s haptics-enhanced MX Master 4 mouse is on sale for under $100

2026-04-06T13:11:04-04:00

If you’re shopping for a wireless mouse that’ll help you multitask more easily, Logitech’s MX Master 4 is easily one of the best and most comfortable options available. It’s rarely discounted, but the black version is currently down to $99.99 ($20 off) at Newegg with code TRWF233. While it offers similarly quiet clicks and long battery life to the MX Master 3S, its direct predecessor, the newer model touts haptic feedback that offers tiny, satisfying jolts when you press its thumb rest to bring up Logitech’s Action Ring overlay.

Logitech MX Master 4 wireless mouse

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$119.99 at Newegg

The MX Master 4 works just as well on Windows as on macOS, and it includes a USB-C Bolt transmitter (previous models in the lineup included a USB-A version of the Bolt). I think this mouse is worth buying based on the hardware alone, though the additional features bundled with Logi Options, its companion app for desktop, add even more value. Clicking the thumb rest launches Action Rings, some of which are tailor-made for certain apps, such as Photoshop. Alternatively, you can customize your own Action Rings in the software, letting you quickly execute commands without mousing all over your screen(s).

Read our MX Master 4 hands-on impressions.

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The latest 13-inch MacBook Air with an M5 chip, 16GB of RAM, and a 512GB SSD is on sale for $949.99 at Amazon and Best Buy, which is $150 off its original launch price. While less than a month ago we bemoaned the $100 gen-to-gen price increase compared to the M4 version, we’re certainly not mad to see such a big discount already. At this price, absolutely no one should buy the M4 Air, as it’s the same price yet has half the storage (which is slower than in the latest-gen model) and lacks the speed and efficiency benefits of the M5 model. Read our review.
Anker’s new 3-in-1 Qi2.2 MagGo is cheaper than ever for Prime members on Amazon. The wireless charging dock recently launched for $150, but you can grab it in either black or white for $119.99. The slim, folding charger can deliver up to 25W of wireless speed to iPhone 16-series phones or newer (excluding the MagSafe-less iPhone 16E). Meanwhile, you can charge your AirPods on a separate pad, and even your Apple Watch has a place to recharge, though you can also tuck away the watch pad for a slimmer, more elegant look. The charger also includes a 45W power adapter and the necessary cable to achieve peak speeds.
While we’re on the topic of chargers, Iniu makes a slim 10,000mAh power bank that doubles as a wall adapter. It normally costs $44.99, but the black version is down to just $18.35 at Amazon at checkout — no code necessary. The portable model has a built-in USB-C cable that delivers a peak charging speed of 45W to devices. Alternatively, you can plug it into your wall to simultaneously recharge its battery and use it for passthrough charging for a device (up to 30W in this mode).

Logitech’s new Superstrike is a faster, more customizable gaming mouse

2026-02-14T07:43:20-05:00

Enthusiast gaming keyboard tech has made the jump to gaming mice - well, to one gaming mouse so far. The $179.99 Logitech G Pro X2 Superstrike is the first to feature analog sensors that use induction to register clicks faster than microswitches used in many mice.

Those sensors allow for a host of cool features beyond just lower latency. There's a rapid trigger setting, popularized by Hall effect keyboards, that lets them quickly reset after being pressed to receive another input. The sensors in this mouse also let you customize how much you need to press each of the main buttons to send an input, requiring almost no pressure at all, a cli …

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Logitech caused its mice to freak out by not renewing a certificate

2026-01-07T07:36:56-05:00

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Customizable features, like the buttons and scrollwheel on this Logitech MX Master 4, stopped working. | Photo by Cameron Faulkner / The Verge

If you're among the macOS users experiencing some weird issues with your Logitech mouse, then good news: Logitech has now released a fix. This comes after multiple Reddit users reported yesterday that Logi Options Plus - the app required to manage and configure the controls on Logitech accessories - had stopped working, preventing them from using customized scrolling features, button actions, and gestures.

One Reddit user said that the scroll directions and extra buttons on their Logitech mouse "were not working as I intended" and that the Logi Options Plus app became stuck in a boot loop upon opening it to identify the cause. Logitech has …

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Logitech’s latest keyboard dabbles in enthusiast features

2025-11-05T17:16:21-05:00

Love me some lavender.

Logitech's Alto Keys K98M mechanical keyboard is now available in North America after its initial launch in China and other select markets. The $119.99 Alto Keys K98M is an almost full-size 1800-layout keyboard, offering a slightly compact design that maintains a number pad. But what makes the K98M special for a mass-market Logitech board is that it's fully hot-swappable with standard Cherry MX-compatible key switches and uses an internal gasket mount for a semi-soft typing feel. Logitech is taking some belated cues from enthusiast keyboards.

The Alto Keys has a two-piece plastic case with a translucent top portion and opaque bottom that's …

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Logitech’s wireless vertical mouse has never been cheaper at $50

2025-10-30T11:15:50-04:00

This deal is also valid on the white model. | Image: The Verge

If your wrist or forearm aches every time you use your computer, the chances are good that you’d benefit from using a vertical mouse, like the Logitech Lift wireless mouse. This ergonomically-friendly device has been marked down to its cheapest-ever price today at Amazon, where it’s selling for $49.99 (originally $79.99) in black or white — rose pink is still $67.99, unfortunately. This model has previously sold for around $60, but not since March, according to pricing data pulled from CamelCamelCamel.

Logitech Lift

The Logitech Lift Vertical Ergonomic Mouse, built from recycled plastic, is made for comfortable all-day mousing.

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The Lift’s features are much like what you’d get from most other wireless mice available; it includes two main buttons, a clickable scroll wheel, a DPI-switching button to adjust pointer movement speed by default, plus there are two thumb buttons that can be programmed in the Logi Options Plus app (sadly, the app is the only way to customize its buttons). The difference here, as you might be able to tell from how it’s designed, is that using the Lift pronates your hand in a handshake-like angle to relieve tension.

The Lift is a more budget-friendly take on Logitech’s MX Vertical, the latter of which has its fans here at The Verge. Notably, it’s made for small-to-medium-sized hands, while the MX Vertical is for medium-to-large-handed users. The Lift is powered by a single AA battery, and includes a Bolt USB-A receiver tucked into its hidden compartment (as an alternative to connecting via 2.4GHz, it can pair to up to three devices via Bluetooth). Read our Lift impressions from 2022.

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I’m a big fan of the Kanto Yu2 desktop speakers that I bought some years ago. They struck the right balance of great minimalist design, powerful sound, and a decent price (the current $199.99 price beats what I paid for them). But they’re lacking some features that have me eyeing the company’s powered ORA4 speakers, especially since right now they’re down to $299.99 for a pair at Amazon (originally $449, though $349 has been a common price recently). Unlike my Yu2, these have USB-C connectivity, Bluetooth, and they can be mounted from either the rear or bottom via a 1/4-inch-20 threads. They also have bigger 4-inch woofers, significantly higher 140W power.
Best Buy has a good price on Nanoleaf’s Blocks Combo XL Smarter Kit. Normally $199.99, it’s now $119.99. This customizable, modular starter kit is a great way to add some pops of color to your room. The wall-mountable kit includes four large LED squares, four small ones, plus a backlit shelf (for small items, like a lightweight potted plant), as well as a backlit square peg board and a hook that could be the perfect place for a set of headphones or a controller. You can tweak the individual lights to your preferred color and brightness, or toggle through the built-in color and rhythm scenes with the included controller, or through a mobile app. All of the squares, excluding the shelf and pegboard, can be mounted using included double-sided mounting tape. The others must be screwed into your wall for extra support.
Woot has a host of Logitech products selling with good discounts, including new gadgets, open-box products, and refurbs of keyboards, mice, mics, and more. Through Halloween, you can save an extra $5 off your purchase by entering LOGITECHFIVE at checkout. I know, $5 isn’t much. But if you’re looking for something on the affordable side, Logitech’s Brio 100 1080p webcam (that works great on PC, macOS, as well as with the Nintendo Switch 2) is $18 after the coupon’s savings are applied. That’s over $10 cheaper than what Logitech is selling it for.

Logitech made an Apple Pencil-like stylus for the Vision Pro

2025-10-15T12:50:45-04:00

Logitech is launching a digital stylus for Apple Vision Pro that makes it easier to write, draw, and manipulate 3D designs. The Logitech Muse is essentially a pen-shaped Vision Pro controller that can be used like a paintbrush or pencil when navigating apps, making annotations, or creating art, providing a more natural experience in mixed reality environments compared to just using your hands.

Logitech announced the Muse in June, but now it's available to preorder for $129.95, with shipments starting from October 22nd. Features include real-time haptic feedback, a pressure-sensitive tip for use on surfaces, and a force-sensing button that …

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Logitech’s MX Master 3S is one of the best wireless mice around, and it’s 25 percent off

2025-10-08T14:58:08-04:00

The MX Master 3S for Mac comes in a light gray or space gray.

While it lacks the haptics of the newer MX Master 4, Logitech’s MX Master 3S is nearly as good in several ways. It has quiet clicks, horizontal and vertical scroll wheels that are fun to spin, and a comfortable grip. And, for a limited time, it’s down to just $89.98 at Amazon as part of the company’s October Prime Day sale, which runs through October 8th. That’s just a few dollars shy of its best-ever price, which we last saw last year.

Logitech MX Master 3S

Building on an already excellent foundation, the Logitech MX Master 3S features an improved sensor, silent switches, and multidevice Bluetooth pairing.

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The wireless MX Master 3S for Mac is essentially the same as the other models, but with a few tweaks. In addition to some unique Mac-inspired color schemes, it includes a USB-C to USB-C charging cable (instead of a USB-C to USB-A cable). Those are good things, except that it doesn’t include a Logi Bolt USB transmitter in the box. It’s equipped to connect via Bluetooth, although it can also connect to a Logi Bolt transmitter if you already own one or plan to buy one later on.

Read our full review.

A four-pack of Apple AirTags are 34 percent off

2025-10-06T11:15:47-04:00

It’s not often that a four-pack of Apple AirTags trackers drops below $70. Originally $99, the set is just $64.99 at Amazon, Best Buy, and Walmart ahead of Prime Big Deal Days. It’s nearly matching the best deal yet (missing the mark by a mere 50 cents), and the four-pack hasn’t been this affordable since July. AirTags are a great companion for iPhone users, and they allow for accurate, reliable tracking of your belongings. You can slide one into your purse, luggage, or gaming handheld case to keep tabs on their location. They features a built-in speaker, plus a user-replaceable battery.

Apple AirTag (first-gen)

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The AirTag is equipped with an ultra wideband chip that makes locating it simple via the Find My network. In most cases, the iPhone it’s associated with should provide precise directions to recovering it, in case you lose track of it.

Read our review of Apple’s AirTag

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The Playdate is a funky gaming handheld. In case you haven’t heard of it before, it’s a tiny gadget that operates with two buttons, a D-pad, and a crank. Yep, a crank, much like you’d find on a fishing pole. It’s a design choice that has led to an eclectic catalog of games, most of which you won’t find anywhere else. Consoles are expensive right now, and this one’s no exception. However, Panic (maker of Playdate and publisher of several games) is hosting a fall bundle that includes two Playdate consoles and two covers for $449. It’s a discount of $77 — they’re typically $249 each, including the cover. We’ve been extensively following the rollout of Playdate games here.

In case you’ve been wanting to increase the storage size of your Steam Deck or Asus ROG Ally on the cheap, you can do just that at B&H Photo with its deal on Crucial’s 2TB 2230-sized SSD. Originally $239.99, it’s down to $121.99 for a limited time. While some newer gaming handhelds (including the Asus ROG Xbox Ally) can utilize the full-size M2 2280 SSDs, this is a great, inexpensive options for ones that can only accommodate the tinier size.

Logitech’s MX Master 4 adds haptic feedback, mostly just for fun

2025-09-30T12:35:23-04:00

If you saw the leaks, you probably already know that haptics are the big, new thing in Logitech's $119.99 MX Master 4 wireless mouse, coming in October, and now available to preorder at Amazon and Best Buy. No, it's not adding rumble effects to YouTube videos or to your favorite websites (on second thought, I'd like to try that). And, it's different from Logitech's haptics-based click system in its Pro X2 Superstrike gaming mouse coming in 2026.

The Haptic Sense Panel embedded in its grippy thumb rest vibrates when pressed, opening Logitech's Action Ring overlay. That overlay can be filled with whatever app- and system-level shortcuts you w …

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Logitech’s new light-powered keyboard doesn’t even need the sun

2025-09-24T10:14:36-04:00

The solar cell does not light up, contrary to Logitech’s marketing images for the K980. | Image: Logitech

Logitech left solar-powered keyboards in the dark for over a decade, but it's launching a new one today. Just like the K760 before it, its new $99.99 Signature Slim Solar Plus K980 can only be powered with light. There's no USB port or swappable batteries. Instead, it features a cell that can convert solar or artificial light - 200 lux at minimum - into power to charge its battery, which the company says will last for up to 10 years. Once fully charged, the company says the K980 can be used in complete darkness for up to four months. It's available at Amazon, Best Buy, and through Logitech itself.

I asked Logitech if the K980's battery is u …

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