Logitech May Launch 'Permanent Mouse' with Subscription Model

TapTechNews August 1st, in an interview with the tech media TheVerge, Hanneke Faber, the new CEO of Logitech, disclosed that the company is considering launching a 'permanent mouse', and users can obtain rights and interests such as paid software updates through a subscription method.

Faber said that users only need to buy a premium mouse and don't need to worry about subsequent usage issues anymore, which is no different from the current video conferencing service.

Faber was pressed further and said: 'This mouse will have a very luxurious configuration. You can imagine it as a mouse studded with diamonds.'

Faber clarified that consumers use mice and keyboards every day, but the average selling price of these peripherals is about $26 (TapTechNews note: currently about 188 RMB), which is relatively low.

She believes: 'This is equivalent to the price of four cups of Starbucks coffee, or even lower than the price of a Nike running shirt. As we increase people's work efficiency - expand human potential, there is still a lot of room for creating more value in this field.'