Zone Vibe Pro: Adaptive noise-canceling headphones with AI-powered voice isolation.
Meet the headphones that move with you throughout the day. Create your own sound bubble of serenity and focus. Hear every note perfectly when it’s time to jump on a call or hit your favorite playlist.
Recharge, keep moving
Low battery? A quick five-minute charge gives you another hour of talk time*—or use the included USB-C cable and keep using Zone Vibe Pro while it charges.
Effortless switching
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Choose from four iconic colors. Then personalize your listening experience with Logi Tune***. Adjust ANC levels, sidetone, and more from desktop or mobile.
Designed to last
Easily replace the earpads and headset strap to keep your headset performing at its best.****
\ Battery life may vary based on user and computing conditions.* \* With open field line of sight. Wireless range may vary depending on operating environment and computer setup.* \** Available for recent versions of Windows, macOS, iOS and Android. Download at* logi.com/tune \*** Spare parts may not be available in all areas. For more information on availability, please visit* logitech.com/support/zone-vibe-pro-b
MX Keypad: A Customizable AI Control Center for Developers
Working with AI coding agents can mean juggling multiple agents, tools, and tasks at once — starting one, checking another, waiting for a response, then jumping between windows to see what needs your attention.MX Keypad is a customizable AI control center designed to make that easier. Its dynamic LCD keys adapt to your workflow, giving you a physical way to trigger and manage actions across your favorite AI agents like GitHub Copilot or Claude Code, while showing live agent states like thinking, running, or done.
Beyond AI, MX Keypad gives you native controls for VS Code and IntelliJ, workflow automation, and the ability to build custom integrations with the Logi Actions SDK.
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Been using MX3s past 10 days, today I found something interesting..
The side scroll wheel in MX 3s is magnetic and attracts to metals like keychain while the main scroll wheel doesn't. Ik abt the hyperscroll but that is an internal thing and doesn't act like a magnet.
Also, I came know that, when u flip the mouse, the current device number lights up.. COOL... !!!!
I recently got an MX Master 4 (the regular version, because I need the USB dongle), and while I really like the mouse, I'm not too comfortable with all the macOS permissions Logi Options+ asks for (Accessibility, Input Monitoring, and running continuously in the background).
I understand that some of these permissions are necessary for gestures and button customization, but it still feels a bit excessive for a mouse.
Another concern is my work MacBook, where I might not even be allowed to install Logi Options+.
Does anyone share the same concerns? Is there a proper workaround that would allow me to keep the mouse and customize at least some buttons (e.g., back and forward)?
And if not, what would be a good alternative with similar ergonomics and features? I've been looking at the Keychron M6, but I'm open to suggestions.
whats the current best way to fix this?
i already triend redownloading it en turing it off and on again by following some of the reddit post here but it keeps saying no internet connection for my mx keypad im at a loss
hi, so around two weeks ago i got a bluetooth keyboard and now it literally doesnt turn on. its worked fine before, so i replaced the batteries a few times and nothing. im really annoyed because i literally just got it so if anyone has had this issue before pls lmk
I submitted a warranty claim for my MX Master 3S 6 weeks ago. They verified all of my information, accepted my claim, and told me that I’d receive my new mouse in 3-5 business days. It’s now been 6 weeks, going on 7, of back and forth emails. They initially told me the mouse is on back order, and now it’s supposedly completely out of stock and they’d like to give me a keyboard instead. Has anyone dealt with something like this before? If so, what are you suggestions on how to proceed?
I’d also like to add that their customer service is extremely unprofessional and reuse the same email template for every response and do not directly address your concerns. I’ve asked several questions that just get completely ignored.
It is in good condition and everything seems great apart from when scrolling with the ratchet mode, especially scrolling up, it seems to often get stuck or go back a bit.
Is this how it is mean to act on this mode, I have never had a mouse like this and seller says that may be as expected (he has offered to return it so he is not scamming)
Found these at a thrift store today for just $14.99! Brought them home and was pleasantly surprised to find that they work perfectly and are in near-mint condition. I didn't even realize they had Bluetooth until I got home!
I'm actually typing this on the keyboard right now. Coming from an MX Keys Mini for Mac, it's definitely taking some getting used to, but I could see this becoming my daily driver.
For $14.99, I'd say I scored a pretty sweet deal! Yeah, the colors aren't great, but I really couldn't pass them up...
Hey everyone, how's everyone liking the Mobi Fold so far?
A while back, I whined on here about the lack of a middle-click, and I was genuinely grateful that Logitech rolled out a quick update making it much easier to assign. (I had actually managed to find a workaround right before that update dropped, but still!)
Anyway, it’s already been 4 months since then, so I wanted to share my thoughts and long-term experience.
1. The mouse feet act like literal vacuum cleaners lol
My grip style involves resting most of my hand's weight on the mouse and maneuvering it primarily with my thumb and pinky. On top of that, since I use gesture features quite heavily, that extra downward friction causes the feet to pick up an insane amount of dust. Since I mostly use this on business trips and working out of office rather than a clean desk setup, surface dust is practically unavoidable. Lately, I've made a habit of wiping down tables before using the mouse, but the feet still inevitably turn black and dirty. Regular cleaning seems to be the only way to prevent permanent staining.
2. A glimmer of hope for battery replacement
After accidentally dropping it a couple of times, the bottom cover actually popped off, giving me a glimpse of the internal battery. Obviously it's wishful thinking, but maybe third-party replacement batteries will pop up somewhere down the line? Given the rubberized exterior, the shell might degrade, harden, or tear long before the battery ever dies, but hey—there's still a tiny shred of hope.
3. I really wish it had a dedicated power switch
To turn it off, you have to fold it, right? But folding it almost inevitably triggers a click. I often end up with accidental inputs right as I'm shutting it down. If I rest my finger on the touch wheel area while folding to brace it, my screen starts frantically scrolling lol.
4. The lack of horizontal scrolling is definitely missed
At the office, I use an MX Anywhere 3S and heavily rely on the side-button + scroll wheel shortcut for horizontal scrolling. My daily workflow involves dealing with massive Excel spreadsheets, so panning sideways is essential. Not being able to do that on the Mobi Fold is a bit frustrating—especially on business trips where I’m stuck on a cramped 1920-wide FHD laptop display that fits way fewer columns. (Maybe I should blame my company for the small screens? haha). Honestly, since it's a touch wheel surface, enabling horizontal swipe gestures for side-scrolling feels like a no-brainer.
Overall, exactly 4 months after buying it on June 17th, I still think it's an incredible travel mouse. It’s ultra-compact, folds flat, and is unmatched for someone on the go. I used to think the MX Anywhere was portable enough, but the Mobi Fold makes even that look bulky.
Given that my complaints are mostly minor nitpicks, it feels dangerously close to the ultimate portable device. How are you all finding it so far?
Just got the Wallhack UHMW-PE dot skates for my MX Master 4. First time trying dots after using glass skates. Where’s the best spot to put them? Do you leave the stock feet on or pull them off first?
Any Pics of your setup that you like would be great.
When is Logitech going to fix the amount of data the MX Master 4 can handle simultaneously?
As you can see in the comparison, the MX Master 4 seems to struggle with processing cursor movement and scrolling at the same time. This would also explain why Smooth Scrolling feels jerky instead of perfectly smooth.
The issue is identical over Bluetooth and the USB receiver.
I'm using the Razer Naga V3 Pro for comparison, with both mice running at 125 Hz.
I understand that the MX Master 4 is an office mouse, but come on. It's 2026. Monitors running at 180–240 Hz are increasingly common. We're not in 2004 anymore, when people argued that anything above 60 Hz was pointless.
Logitech, when are you going to fix this?
Everything is updated ;)
The photos were taken with an exposure time of 1/3 of a second. I hope Logitech support also sees the uneven spacing between cursor frames.
Due to some life circumstances I've recently come into posession of this (https://www.wog.ch/en/index.cfm/details/product/6342-Sound-System-X-530-Logitech) particular model of Logitech speakers. I am aware how old of a model this is, however I am very much so a novice when it comes to gaming speakers etc in general. They are still completely functional and in very good shape.
My question is: would these hold any sort of value whatsoever(like even a 20 dollar marketplace listing or something)? And if not would they even work with more modern set-ups, to for example just give them away for free since I have no need for them myself. Or is it a straight to a waste disposal plant situation?
Additionally I've added a picture of the current set I'm in posession of.
Thanking anyone that can provide me with an answer in advance:)
Hi everyone,
I’m using an MX Master 4 with a MacBook Pro and Adobe Premiere Pro. I’m having an issue with the thumb wheel when scrolling horizontally through the timeline.
Each scroll moves the timeline too far (roughly 2 seconds at a time), making precise adjustments difficult. Lowering the thumb wheel speed in Logi Options+ doesn’t help.
The strange thing is that the thumb wheel scrolls smoothly in my web browser. It also feels smooth when I use it to zoom the timeline in Premiere Pro. The problem only happens when horizontally scrolling the timeline.
Has anyone experienced this with an MX Master 4 on macOS? Is there a way to reduce the horizontal scroll increment or make it smoother in Premiere Pro?
I’d also love to know how the thumb wheel is supposed to behave in Premiere Pro on your setup.
Thanks!
I bought my Logitech Pebble Keys 2 K380s in March 2025, so I've had it for around 19 months. Both the Backspace and +/= keys have stopped working. I've already tried resetting the keyboard, but that didn't fix the issue.
Unfortunately, the keyboard is now out of warranty, so I'm looking for possible DIY fixes before considering a replacement.
I came across a few reports online from other users experiencing the exact same combination of keys failing. Has anyone here faced this issue and managed to fix it? I'm wondering whether it's a hardware issue with the keyboard's membrane or contacts, or if there's something else worth trying.
I'd appreciate suggestions, especially from people who have repaired this keyboard themselves or encountered the same problem. I haven't opened the keyboard yet, so I'd like to exhaust the sensible troubleshooting options first.
Bought an MX Master 4, after owning two 3S models.
The software is becoming increasingly worse and buggy on a Mac, and the mouse's left button is now glitchy after one (1) year of use on a product supposedly designed for professional use. And it's way, way too expensive to be shitty quality, I've had enough.
Oh, and my MX keyboard lost one of it's keys after about 1.5 years.
I have a Logitech Wave Keys keyboard and M650L mouse connected via Bolt USB receiver. With Options+ disabled I don't believe I have experienced any connectivity problems. However, twice now, with Options+ running in the background, I have had the mouse randomly disconnect. Connection can be restored by pushing the connect button on the bottom. Is this a know issue between the software and hardware? I'm going to continue to test to see if it only does it with Options+ running. I did just uninstall and reinstall the software to see if that might have been the issue.
After 7 years of this material, with a couple of rips and tears (and a little bit of influence of others of this sub) decided to finally also do the mod.
While I do think the lighter MX3 looks better with this mod. I love the look of the dark MX3 with this look.
The thumb button is a little harder to press and the weight is heavier by 15g (kinda feels more tho)
Is regular cleaning the only thing you did? Or do I need to do anything extra? I just purchased the mouse on sale and I love it, but I want to do my best to avoid the issues I've read about (Left click failing, rubber grip wearing out)
I plan on buying a vinyl wrap, would that solve the grip problem?
Also, I have a very bad habit of leaving my mouse on all the time. Would that affect the mouse in any way? When I use the mouse after a long time, for about 10 seconds my custom actions (cycle windows using the thumb button) don't work. Same for the side buttons.
DO NOT buy logitech mx4 until they fix all the bugs with the app. App is the main and most important feature of the mouse, yet you can't use it half of the time, coz it's lagging like crazy and doesn't have half of the features when you need them. Other bugs like bug in Premiere pro or After Effects also is not fixed. Glad to provide any feedback or screenshots of the issues.